A group of antitrust lawsuits blames the nationwide affordable housing crisis in part on a conspiracy among some of the country’s top landlords to drive up rent using artificial intelligence tools.
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The scheme allegedly works through property management software that crunches data provided by its customers—the landlords—to maximize rent. Another group of lawsuits also targeted the top hotel-casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, saying they operated a parallel cartel using similar software.
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