A real estate listing uses an AI-generated image instead of an actual photo of the building. Tommy Dobczyk reacts with concern, noting that fake visuals designed to make a property look better are a warning sign about the seller's credibility.
they keep sending. You see that?
Yeah.
So this is the image that they keep sending over and it's AI generated. So it's not an actual image of their building.
Wow.
So I don't know if that's like they just wanted to do an AI image to make it look better or to make it more vibrant, but whatever it is, I think that that's a red flag.
It's a red flag. So here's what we can do. We can call it a red flag and move through. Bye. Thanks for your time. You have an AI-generated house on your ad. You lied on your ad about seller financing. Like, these, like, red flag, red flag, red flag, right? If this was Spain, it'd be a bullfighting tournament right now.
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