The commercial real estate sector is undergoing a significant technological transformation, with artificial intelligence increasingly deployed across operational and strategic functions. From processing voluminous lease documentation to regulating building energy consumption, redesigning physical workspaces, and generating portfolio-level financial insights, AI presents both a remarkable opportunity and a considerable legal challenge. We look at some of these use cases and steps to take to mitigate associated legal risks.
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Alex Lundie
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Julian Lincoln
Partner, Melbourne
Niresha Mudalige
Partner, Melbourne
James Peterson
Senior Associate, Brisbane
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