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113
across 15 topics
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889
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Latest review
Jul 12, 2026
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Make accessibility a design standard, fund personal agency and community living, end disability benefit cliffs, and enforce equal access with fast, usable remedies.
0 cited sources · 8 related issues
Reviewed Jul 11, 2026
Guarantee automatic portable registration, usable voting options, paper evidence, prompt ballot correction, restored citizenship after incarceration, and measurable election-service standards.
0 cited sources · 7 related issues
Reviewed Jul 11, 2026
Buy public technology in modular increments, publish service metrics, stop failing programs early, and default to open standards and reusable components.
5 cited sources · 13 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Build public foresight, testbeds, standards, sandboxes, and workforce triggers so institutions can adapt, respond, protect people, and compete as technology accelerates.
7 cited sources · 9 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Publish high-volume public rules as versioned, testable, machine-readable infrastructure so people, small businesses, agencies, auditors, and authorized agents can check eligibility, deadlines, permits, taxes, and compliance without guessing.
8 cited sources · 14 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Make hours imposed and hours returned a formal public metric: major public services, rules, forms, grants, permits, taxes, benefits, and appeals should report the time they take from people and the time they give back through simplification.
9 cited sources · 13 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Build mission-driven innovation agencies, testbeds, prizes, and procurement fast lanes so America can turn frontier science into deployed capability.
8 cited sources · 9 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Treat housing scarcity as an infrastructure failure by speeding permitting, legalizing supply, scaling factory-built homes, funding utilities, and preserving hazard safeguards.
6 cited sources · 11 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Build public-interest compute access through NAIRR, national labs, secure data enclaves, competitive cloud credits, and audited allocation rules.
5 cited sources · 8 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Give people the right to send secure, revocable AI agents across banks, health care, benefits, schools, utilities, taxes, licensing, and public services, with identity, scoped authority, audit logs, liability, fraud controls, and human fallback.
10 cited sources · 13 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Let people reuse verified facts across public services with consent, selective disclosure, logs, appeal rights, and paper alternatives so paperwork falls without building a surveillance ID.
12 cited sources · 14 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Require every agent data pull and delegated action to carry purpose limits, receipts, expiration, revocation, audit logs, anti-dark-pattern rules, and enforceable liability.
11 cited sources · 11 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Rebuild Congress's independent technology capacity so bipartisan compromise starts from a shared, evidence-based record.
7 cited sources · 19 related issues
Reviewed Jul 5, 2026
Make public accountability data usable: searchable, machine-readable, complete enough to audit, and bounded by privacy, security, and law-enforcement limits.
9 cited sources · 22 related issues
Reviewed Jul 5, 2026
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