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As the year comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the changes and challenges the real estate industry has faced in 2024. From fluctuating market demands to evolving customer expectations, 2024 has been a dynamic year in Real Estate.
This has been a whirlwind year for us at FoxyAI. As Thanksgiving is the perfect time to reflect on what we are most grateful for, we wanted to take a moment and revisit all that we’ve been able to accomplish—together—in 2024.
We decided to have some light-hearted fun exploring the quirky, spooky side of artificial intelligence. We asked Chat-GPT to help us brainstorm some amusing (but slightly eerie) AI scenarios—and the results are both chilling and hilarious!
Every year, I leave Las Vegas feeling inspired and energized by the forward-thinking sessions and discussions, exposure to new innovations and technology, and networking that is unique to the Blueprint Conference.
Explore the HousingWire AI Summit 2024 insights: AI’s impact on mortgage industry, boosting real estate productivity, and future tech trends. Learn from industry leaders and prepare for the AI-driven future.
The debut IMN AI in Real Estate Conference served as a great platform to underscore AI’s transformative potential in the industry and created an opportunity for lots of interesting conversations.
Catch Vin Vomero on “Appraisers on Purpose” where he breads down the hows and whys of AI and Machine Learning in Real Estate. See how embracing tech can lead to sharper, faster property evaluations and learn how you can shape the future of your own appraisal practice.
Gain valuable insights into setting goals for elevating appraisal quality and understand why taking proactive measures in technology adoption and process improvement is essential.
The recent announcement by Vice President Kamala Harris with new requirements for how federal agencies use AI technology marks a significant advancement in the United States’ approach to artificial intelligence (AI) governance. This development, led by the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), introduces the government’s first comprehensive policy aimed at mitigating AI risks, mainly to prevent AI from being used in discriminatory ways, while maximizing its benefits. This policy encompasses a wide range of directives aimed at enhancing AI safety, privacy, equity, and innovation across federal agencies.
