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AI is changing how buyers assess risk in tech deals (opens the original)
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When companies buy software businesses, financial statements can sometimes tell only part of the story. Sure, you've got the revenues, margins and liabilities, but what of the technology itself? Software due diligence has long been part of tech transactions, particularly when software represents a significant share of a company's value. But the questions buyers need to answer are expanding especially as artificial intelligence becomes part of software development, including coding. The technolog
America’s Senior Housing Demand Is Rising. Construction Isn’t (opens the original)
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America is aging faster than it is building. The oldest baby boomers (born in 1946) are turning 80 just as senior housing construction starts sit near a generational low, widening the gap between available capacity and projected demand. The U.S. will need approximately 576,000 additional senior housing units by 2030 and more than 1 million by 2035 if development remains at its current pace, estimates NIC MAP, a senior housing data and analytics provider, in its latest market outlook update relea
Lawyers face patchwork of AI rules as courts punish hallucinated filings (opens the original)
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The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence by law firms is exposing a difficult gap between what the technology can do and what lawyers remain professionally responsible for. As AI-generated hallucinations lead to fabricated citations and other errors, lawyers must navigate evolving guidance while remaining accountable for the work they submit. A New York City Bar Association paper published in August examined guidance covering AI use across 21 jurisdictions. It found that lawyers were operat
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