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Everyone is talking about AI.
And we get it, it’s not simple to understand. But as an AI-powered organization, Plural is here to help you get the most out of advancements in AI to make your job as a policy advocate simpler.
Whether you need help explaining why your team needs to use AI for government relations, or you’re just curious about what all the hype is about, download our guide to learn about the value of AI in your policy work.
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Plural helps top public policy teams get and stay ahead in the public policy landscape. With Plural, you’ll:
Access superior public policy data
- Access superior public policy data
- Be the first to know about new bills and changes in bill status
- Streamline your day with seamless organization features
- Harness the power of time-saving AI tools to gain insights into individual bills and the entire legislative landscape
- Keep everyone on the same page with internal collaboration and external reporting all in one place
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