Collov AI, an artificial intelligence (AI) platform for home design, announced a partnership with Side, a white-label real estate brokerage platform. The move expands access to Collov AI's staging and visualization tools for Side's network of more than 500 boutique real estate companies with tools available through the Side Marketplace and its agent community platform. The partnership aims to support more than 3,700 Side agents by enabling them to create photorealistic, professionally designed spaces from uploaded photos.
In the age of generative AI, not all is what it seems. From photorealistic videos of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's head grotesquely poking out of a toiletto AI chatbots that can blaze through a Turing Test without raising suspicion, it's never been harder to distinguish between reality and a fiction dreamed up by an AI. Still, some instances of AI use still stand out like a sore thumb. Take, for instance, this Zillow listing for a single-family rental home in Detroit, Michigan.
While MLS listings are useful, they come with a major drawback: distractions. Buyers scrolling through the MLS are constantly tempted by other properties. A single-property website solves this problem. It provides one central hub where buyers can learn everything about your home - photos, videos, floor plans, neighborhood guides, and even community events - without clicking away to competitor listings.
Many buyers struggle to picture themselves in a home, especially when it's empty or styled differently from their own, the release states. Virtual Staging gives them a quick, interactive way to see how it could look and feel in a style they love. The launch of Virtual Staging is the first major integration Zillow has made since its acquisition of Virtual Staging AI last October.
