First Multiple Listing Service, a 57,000-member organization based in Georgia, will launch enhanced home search powered by the joint partnership
Valuation Product Suite is geared at modernizing the appraisal process and utilizing new Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac programs that make it easier to get loans approved without an appraisal
The New Zealand startup is yet another example of how quickly American MLS leaders are adopting artificial intelligence to improve data integrity and listing input processes
As ChatGPT reimagines how agents write, computer vision extracts data from millions of images to tell deeper stories about home, Restb.ai Chief Product Officer Nathan Brannen tells Intel
The website's new skill leverages a form of artificial intelligence called computer vision to scan images for rapid description creation, item tagging and room identification, the company said
The company’s unique property image tagging and compliance product has been implemented into the Central Virginia Regional MLS
BridgeMLS is now working with Restb.ai to use its computer vision-based artificial intelligence to streamline how agents input listing data
Property Descriptions leverages 3 types of AI to create narratives using a number of tonal approaches, including, descriptive, playful, standard, professional and simple — in 50 languages
Industry solutions provider of more than 50 years, Rapattoni will leverage the full brunt of Restb.ai's unique image intelligence capabilities
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New Zealand's most recent export to the US proptech market is offering brokerages image-based home search integrations
Midwest Real Estate Data is set to become the first multiple listing service in the nation to launch artificial intelligence-based compliance and listing input tools from startup Restb.ai
The image tagging technology could also help make brokerage websites accessible to blind individuals, according to Dominik Pogorzelski
The foundation of Trulia's computer vision system is the personalization platform, which taps into unique user preferences
Andrew Flachner explains the industry trend
How machine learning will enable a deeper, more intuitive home search experience