Why economic policy must consider climate change, curbing mass data collection by China, and tackling inequality in housing appraisals.
| How to tackle the data collection behind China's AI ambitions China has pledged to be the world leader in artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030 and put forth a massive investment to achieve that goal. But funding alone is not enough to win the global AI competition; large-scale datasets will also play a vital role. To protect national security and Americans' privacy, U.S. policymakers should focus on restricting the largely unregulated data market, Jessica Dawson and Tarah Wheeler say. Read more |
| Redesigning the housing market to build an architecture of equality Homes in Black-majority neighborhoods are undervalued by 23% on average (about $48,000) compared to similar homes in neighborhoods with few Black residents. Andre Perry and Stuart Yasgur discuss a partnership between Brookings and Ashoka to help tackle systemic racism in America's housing market and enable homeowners in Black-majority neighborhoods to realize the true value of their assets. Read more |
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