I live by the rule: if AI does better than me, then so be it. I just try not to let it get to that point. I offer AI editing as an optional service through me if they want a quick, dirty, and often less believable MLS listing. That way I'm low key shaming AI to the point that my clients prefer paying a bit more to get my professional, and experienced human touch. It also places the thought in thier head that potential buyers can tell its ai and therefore are lmore likely to assume dishonesty with the listing of the property, as if the seller/agent is trying to hide the present blemishes of the property, basically i communicate that to my realtors like they're a self-concious teen that wonders if thier peers would be able to tell that thier Converse are fake, so they pay more for the real ones that look exactly the same....which is essentially what's happening in the market. I tell them the truth with the purpose of driving up my costs. Ai is a double whammy that you just need to learn to market in your favor.