AI Agent Shoppers Challenge Lenders’ Fraud-Fighting Tools, Experts Say
Existing fraud-fighting tools are built to look for robot-like activity. But that means they try to stop legitimate AI agents from doing someone’s shopping for them.
We’ll Never Have Enough Affordable Housing Until Government Starts Paying for It
Everyone needs housing they can afford. But why do politicians insist developers pay for it, ignoring the basic economics of construction?
Why Beacon Hill’s Housing Moves Pass Boston By
Boston’s zoning independence sets it apart as lawmakers upzone the rest of the state. That means some of the state’s most impactful reforms haven’t occurred there, yet.
Too Many Subpar Agents, Real Estate Brokers Say
Worried the real estate agent you hired to sell your house isn’t up to the job? If so, you’re not alone: Brokerages are worried, too.
Can Boston Harbor Heat and Cool the Building Sector?
Landlords have been particularly anxious about Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s aggressive push to rein in buildings’ carbon emissions. The harbor could be their savior.
Some Waterfront Properties Can’t Wait for Bailout
Waterfront property owners in Boston have dodged potentially devastating flooding in coastal storms over the past decade. The government’s fix won’t arrive for years.
AI Agent Shoppers Challenge Lenders’ Fraud-Fighting Tools, Experts Say
Existing fraud-fighting tools are built to look for robot-like activity. But that means they try to stop legitimate AI agents from doing someone’s shopping for them.
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