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‘AI terrifies me’: Tips for Realtors on how to avoid the new tech’s pitfalls

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At NAR’s midyear conference, Senior Counsel Chloe Hecht offered best practices to help navigate artificial intelligence without running afoul of copyright law or the Realtor Code of Ethics. Continue reading →

Big Purple Dot launches recruiting tool for mortgage lenders

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BPD Recruit taps CoreLogic data to let lenders see who their competitors’ most productive loan officers are, then automates the process of luring them away. Continue reading →

Ocrolus taps OpenAI to sift more mortgage apps — without humans

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The document automator’s analysis of borrower-supplied mortgage documentation provides “full-stack capabilities,” helping lenders capture data fields, detect fraud and analyze cash flows. Continue reading →

With ‘Leo’ launch, Real Brokerage latest to integrate ChatGPT

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Tech-forward real estate brokerage Real is known for its combination of in-house software development and third-party partnerships. That tactic continues with its latest integration of Open AI’s ChatGPT. Continue reading →

Zillow, Redfin go head-to-head with new ChatGPT plugins

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The plugins will allow users to employ conversational language to ask the chatbot details about specific listings and the kinds of homes they seek to fine-tune their search results. Continue reading →

After years of hype, the all-in-one platform remains elusive

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Inman’s first-ever Intel technology survey suggests that industry members are more likely to assemble their own solutions rather than use a single, comprehensive technology platform. Continue reading →