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Seattle buyers housefished by AI photos
Seattle homebuyers report discovering AI-altered real estate photos at viewings.
In brief
Seattle homebuyers report discovering AI-altered real estate photos at viewings. Seattle homebuyers and renters are finding discrepancies between online AI-generated photos and actual properties after mandatory disclosure requirements. Originally reported by Seattletimes.
AI-altered photos flood real estate
Artificial intelligence-altered staging photos are flooding online real estate marketplaces like zillow and redfin.
Buyers discover discrepancies
Seattle buyers and renters attend viewings and find significant differences from online photos they saw.
Mandatory disclosure required
The northwest multiple listing service requires brokers to disclose ai-altered photography use.
Some alterations are obvious
Some ai alterations are obvious online, some are not visible to buyers.
Seattle buyers report housefishing
Seattle homebuyers and renters have attended viewings and realized photos were altered without mandatory disclosure.
What happens next
Seattle buyers share experiences with the seattle times to report discrepancies in ai-altered photos.
At a glance
Seattle homebuyers and renters are finding discrepancies between online AI-generated photos and actual properties after mandatory disclosure requirements.
