This B.C. real estate agent created an AI assistant. But don't expect it to know where the best schools are

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A Vancouver real estate agent is using artificial intelligence to help sell houses, inventing a tool that pulls data from every multiple listing service (MLS) property in the Lower Mainland to provide positive and negative analysis for buyers and sellers.

Richard Morrison, a local real estate agent of 20 years, has led a team that’s spent months creating AI PropertyIQ, which merges the MLS data with GPT-4 OpenAI technology, analyzes that information and converses with users on a chat-based system to tailor their prospects.

“You should be able to check whether you’re making a good purchase, essentially,” said Morrison.

“This data already exists on certain websites, but it’s only

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