A 7906 — Relates to the use of automated decision tools by landlords for making housing decisions
This bill addresses the use of automated decision tools by landlords in housing decisions. It aims to prevent algorithmic discrimination in housing by regulating the deployment of such tools. The legislation seeks to ensure transparency and fairness in automated housing decision-making processes. It is currently under review in the New York State legislature.
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