TRUE Releases AI Governance Guide Ahead Of Fannie Mae Deadline
TRUE has published an AI governance guide timed to an upcoming Fannie Mae compliance deadline, offering guidance to mortgage professionals navigating new requirements around the use of artificial intelligence in lending.
Why this matters: Mortgage decisions affect housing, credit, and financial stability for millions of people. When lenders use AI to make or support those decisions, the stakes for getting governance wrong are high. Fannie Mae setting a deadline means this is no longer optional — lenders have to show how their AI works and who is accountable for it. That accountability is exactly what borrowers need, especially in a process where bias and errors have historically been hard to detect and even harder to challenge.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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