Artificial intelligence is starting to show up in places people didn’t expect — even in real estate. A viral post online claims that a homeowner in Florida used ChatGPT to help sell his house in just five days, relying on AI instead of a traditional real estate agent. According to the claim, the AI assisted with tasks such as writing property listings, suggesting pricing strategies, handling marketing text, and helping draft parts of the contract. There is currently no confirmed reporting from major news outlets verifying the full story, and AI tools like ChatGPT cannot legally replace licensed real estate agents or handle the entire closing process. However, the story highlights a real trend: people are increasingly using AI tools to assist with tasks that once required professionals, such as writing listings, analyzing market data, drafting documents, and composing emails. As AI continues improving, it raises a bigger question for industries like real estate: How much of the pro...