New LAX-it Shuttle Can Work, Matute Says
Despite early hiccups, new people-mover at LAX can succeed in easing airport congestion, but shared transportation should be made a priority, he says.
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Product Liability Law Can Mitigate AI Harms, Villasenor Says
“If an algorithm designed largely or completely by computers makes a mistake, whose fault is it?” he asks.
Parking Is a Money Pit, Manville Says
He weighs in on Los Angeles’ proposal to eliminate requirements to include parking spaces in new downtown housing developments.
Roy Offers Insight on Global Housing Justice
Professor is featured on podcast exploring how old ideas of homelessness are evolving as creative, new solutions are proposed.
Aging Boom Must Be Addressed, Torres-Gil Says
He commends Ventura County for launching a master plan for aging as its population grays.
Astor on Unreported Violence in Canadian Schools
‘If you can’t trust the data … you really can’t allocate resources,’ he says of nation’s spotty recordkeeping on incidents of school violence.
Villasenor on AI Curriculum in Higher Education
He argues for incorporating issues surrounding artificial intelligence in many disciplines to ensure the technology is used for good.
Scott on the Dynamics of Rapid Urbanization
The professor emeritus cites an increasing need for collective management as cities grow beyond their social, economic and physical limits.
Villasenor on Widespread Use of Deepfakes
‘Will people be more likely to believe a deepfake or a detection algorithm that flags the video as fabricated?’ he asks.
Bus Lanes Can Lead to Systemic Changes, Matute Says
Giving every bus in the United States a dedicated lane could lead to quick and sweeping change, he says.
