Inman and Lofty are building an AI ‘driver’s license’ for agents
Inman and Lofty unveil Ask Inman, Social Studio and an AI certification program for agents, with a January rollout planned.
The announcement of an AI certification program for agents by Inman and Lofty is significant for the real estate industry, particularly for ASID professionals who work closely with agents. This move indicates a growing recognition of the importance of AI in real estate, and the need for agents to be equipped with the skills to effectively utilize these technologies. As AI becomes more prevalent in the industry, having a standardized certification program can help ensure that agents are knowledgeable and competent in using AI tools.
The introduction of an AI 'driver's license' for agents also highlights the evolving role of technology in real estate. As AI-powered tools become more integrated into the industry, agents will need to adapt and develop new skills to remain competitive. The certification program can provide a competitive advantage for agents who complete it, and can also help to establish a standard for AI proficiency in the industry. This can be beneficial for ASID professionals who work with agents, as it can help to ensure that they are working with knowledgeable and skilled partners.
As the rollout of the certification program is planned for January, it will be important to watch how the program is received by the industry, and how it impacts the way agents work with AI tools. It will also be interesting to see how the program is structured, and what specific skills and knowledge it will cover. ASID professionals should pay attention to this development, as it has the potential to shape the future of the industry and the way agents interact with AI technologies. By staying informed about this initiative, ASID professionals can better understand the changing landscape of the industry and be prepared to adapt to new technologies and trends.
Originally reported by inman.com. ASIDNews adds analysis for real estate & property readers.