"It seems like an oversimplification, but many real estate agents don't realize they're using AI, or even interacting with AI that's in large part because agentic AI is becoming more commonplace. AI has already had a meaningful impact on the day-to-day lives of real estate agents, even if they don't realize it whether it's the use of major graphic-design platforms like Canva, social media apps, or embedded AI tools within search engines."
"Agentic AI refers to AI systems with the capacity to independently analyze, make decisions and act based on the information and data prompted and provided to it (in some cases, that could be the internet at large). Agentic AI proceeds with a specific goal, adapts to changing circumstances and endeavors to act beyond automation or simplistic if-then logic. If you've ever used platforms such as Microsoft Copilot Studio or OpenAI Operator, you've already gotten a taste for an Agentic AI system."
Agentic AI is increasingly embedded in everyday tools used by real estate agents, often without agents recognizing its presence. Agentic AI refers to systems that can independently analyze information, make decisions, and act toward specific goals while adapting to changing circumstances. Practical examples include Microsoft Copilot Studio and OpenAI Operator, and current uses extend beyond drafting listings to automating admin tasks, pulling market analyses, and engaging clients. Four key elements underpin agentic AI for real estate: machine learning, automation, natural language processing, and CRM integration. Machine learning enables predictive functions such as estimating property values, identifying market trends, and modeling buyer and seller behaviors.
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