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To Governor Newsom + the California Legislature: It’s time to invest in housing all Californians
All Californians—and everyone, really—deserve a safe and affordable place to call home. Unfortunately, this isn’t the reality we currently live in. California has the highest rental prices in the entire country. To pay for a 2-bedroom apartment, you would need to earn about $47.38 an hour. Plus, over… Read More
Venture capital, explained
The modern tech-driven economy is not working for most of us. Landlords are increasingly using AI-backed technology with baked-in bias to decide who they rent to. Many governments are using untested tech to determine who gets benefits like unemployment and food stamps. Some companies use tech to… Read More
Thank you for sharing your story with us
Thanks for taking the first step to shine a light on how automated decisions impact regular people. One of our organizers will reach out to you shortly. Read More
The Automated Decisions Safety Act – AB 1018
Let’s close the door on AI-powered discrimination. Introducing the Automated Decisions Safety Act. As AI seeps into every aspect of daily life, we’re seeing how algorithms embedded in critical decisions in people’s lives are leaving the door open to AI-powered discrimination. Algorithms decide who gets access to housing, healthcare,… Read More
How the CPPA can protect Californians’ privacy in the face of AI
Privacy is essential to ensuring that people have agency, safety, and dignity in their lives. However, the way that companies are using tech across our economy is threatening that fundamental right. Companies are scraping personal information to make life-changing decisions about everyday people. Privacy is not just about what data… Read More
2024 in Review: A Letter from Catherine Bracy
In 2024, the buzz around AI has morphed into alarm bells. You can tell just from the way companies are changing how they talk about it. Whenever I drive into San Francisco, the billboards accosting drivers on the Bay Bridge are singing a different tune than they were mere months… Read More