<h1>Legal risks for AI-driven construction: enforceability of fixed-price escrow, warranties, advertising claims, data privacy, and IP</h1> A tech-enabled construction company markets AI-driven project management, fixed pricing via a 'Smart Cost Calculator,' escrow-backed money safety, standardized quality audits, and curated floor-plan collections, promising reduced delays and enhanced transparency. Legally relevant points include enforceability of fixed-price and escrow arrangements, warranty and liability for schedule and quality guarantees, accuracy of advertised performance metrics (e.g., '40%' delay reduction) under consumer-protection and advertising laws, protection of proprietary systems and branding, and regulatory compliance for permits, construction standards and expansion into new jurisdictions. Planned smart-contract, VR and automated-permit tools raise data-privacy, cybersecurity and electronic-contracting considerations.