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Even if you support the use of AI to add in furniture to show off the potential uses of the place, I have to call you out on that. It has never been easier to Photoshop something – in fact, with the “stickers” button, you can quite literally do this in iMessage.
Regardless, many realtors have access to staging furniture for this very reason! You can make a house look warm and inviting to potential buyers without that much effort, and your clients will appreciate your ability to be up front about it. I don't know about you, but when I see places using clearly shopped photos on their site, I never buy from them. It means they either have something too hide, or they're too lazy to put in the effort to be a good salesperson, and either way, that company doesn't deserve your hard-earned cash.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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'A local realtor has started posting AI altered houses for sale'
This person added that "They posted two versions: the AI-altered listing and then the actual photos of the house in a completely different listing. It's frustrating that this is starting to become normalized!"
These two are totally fabricated! See below for the actual photos…
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Here's the actual home they're selling. It's a lot duller and less blurry than the above pictures
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Here again, two AI photos...
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It can be difficult to even tell which versions are real! These are the originals, and they honestly look really nice, not sure why that much editing was required
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Now we start to see actual problems: the doorframe changes sizes, and they're altering the window size, too
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Here's what it actually looks like: again, no need to AI generate a photo that already looks perfectly fine
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Surely this can't be allowed, right?
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