Who's Watching the AI? Nobody's Job, Everybody's Problem
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As more of multifamily's day-to-day decisions move through AI, from screening to pricing to resident communication, the question worth asking isn't whether the technology works. It's who's actually watching it. This panel brings together operators and technologists to talk honestly about oversight: who owns the outcome when an algorithm gets it wrong, how much human judgment stays in the loop, and what accountability looks like when the tool making the recommendation isn't a person. If you're deploying AI across your portfolio and haven't fully answered who's responsible when it makes a bad call, this conversation is for you.
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