Realtors and homebuyers are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to set prices and make deals, with experts predicting that the AI real estate market will grow by over $41 billion by 2033. However, the error rate for AI is still high, with AMVs mining historical sales data, neighborhood trends, crime stats, walkability scores, school ratings, and market sales activity. Chatbots are now becoming a norm at some real estate companies, with companies like Zillow reporting closing over $100 million in sales by using AI assistants to qualify leads and schedule showings. Despite this, realtors believe that human verification and experience will always be the key to success in real estate and ensure fair housing laws are not violated.