A survey of lettings professionals has identified five core areas where human expertise remains essential, despite the growing adoption of artificial intelligence in the property sector. Research conducted by Propoly found that relationship building, handling disputes, and assessing complex situations are tasks least suited to AI automation.
A survey of lettings professionals has identified five core areas where human expertise remains essential, despite the growing adoption of artificial intelligence in the property sector.
Research conducted by Propoly found that relationship building, handling disputes, and assessing complex situations are tasks least suited to AI automation.
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A survey of lettings professionals has identified five core areas where human expertise remains essential, despite the growing adoption of artificial intelligence in the property sector. Research conducted by Propoly found that relationship building, handling disputes, and assessing complex situations are tasks least suited to AI automation.
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