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Algorithmic Contracting in Construction Procurement: A Liability Allocation Framework for Autonomous AI Agents
AI agents are beginning to negotiate and conclude construction procurement contracts with little or no human sign-off. Existing contract law and the UNCITRAL Model Law on Automated Contracting (2024) suggest such contracts may bind the party that deploys the agent. However, stan
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