A NYT tech reporter out of all people just sold his house for $605,000 using nothing but AI. This is the second time I have heard of AI helping someone sell their house. I'm sure there are many more examples. The part that got me was during negotiations, the chatbot had to physically stop him from typing "I'm not playing games" — and then explained exactly why that phrase destroys your leverage. The author ends with a line that stuck with me — he says real estate agents are heading the way of travel agents. Still useful for people who want the hand-holding, but no longer essential for anyone willing to do the work. Are we watching an entire profession get quietly hollowed out in real time? submitted by /u/RaspberryOk1888 [link] [comments]