If ChatGPT has shown us anything this year, it’s that AI is far more capable than what most of us once imagined. And we’re just at the beginning of AI-powered everything.
So of course, people from every industry are trying to figure out exactly what jobs AI will take over. Matt Lionetti is pretty sure AI will replace real estate agents one day.
Cause who needs human interaction and personalized service? I mean, sure, buying a house is a big decision, but why not leave it all up to a computer program? After all, what could go wrong?
Turns out, a lot. Watch Matt’s latest Reel to find out why it won’t take long for AI to jump ship:
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Not Even the Robots Can Handle It
Considering everything agents have to put up with, it’s no wonder so many agents call it quits after a few years (we all know that 87% leave before 5 years as an agent). So, what makes AI think it can handle the job?
Sure, AI can handle some work, but can it handle the emotional rollercoaster of dealing with clients? Can it provide the personalized service and attention that real estate agents are known for? We doubt it. Chances are, the robots will go running in the other direction faster than most people.
Of course, that doesn’t mean AI can’t handle any of your work (after all, you juggle about a million tasks).
For agents who are willing to embrace the technology, integrating AI can help you become more efficient and effective in your work. So if you’re interested in taking the plunge, here are some free resources available to help you get started:
- AI Tools for Real Estate Agents (Chris Smith x BAM’s updated comprehensive guide)
- ChatGPT for Real Estate Agents: Never Write a Listing Description Again
- 10 Ways Agents Can Use ChatGPT to Sell More Homes
- Restb.ai: AI Tech that Writes Property Descriptions From Listing Photos
Don’t worry too much about the robots taking over. Instead, focus on how you can use AI to make your job easier and more productive.
