We would get into our robo driven honda to the for sale site where we would be dropped off. Greeted immediately by a robot (dressed with an apron like the Jetsons) & shown graciously into the house. During that time the 'apron robot' would tell us all about the cost effective features of the house to save $$. The house would have a carbon footprint number.

The buyer would produce a credit card with their loan credentials & preapproval if they decide to buy the house. Just like an ATM they would swipe the contract approval. We would be ushered again back to the office by the honda driving robot that tells jokes during the ride.

I am awarded top sales agent for the month of March from my broker robot.

First we need real intelligence before we can go artificial!

What fun.

Someone who wants a home would speak to their device (computer, laptop, phone, ipad, something else not invented yet) and answer questions such as how many bedrooms they want, what location, etc., and then they'll be shown short videos of potential homes or perhaps some sort of 3D images would appear in front of them, hologram form. Then, (using your idea), the retina review and heart monitor software will narrow down the list to the top three homes, details of which will be sent to their phone/watch/computerized shoes/whatever. Their automated ride will appear at their front door, and out the door they will go. They will be automatically transported to the three homes, and as soon as they walk in the door, the information that was sent to their phone will provide either a hologram or a voice overview which explains what they are seeing. As they walk room to room, the software will sense where they are and will change the description appropriately. After the last house, the car will deliver them back to home. If they wanted any of the three homes, they will say outloud, "I want the house at 123 Smith Street" and their AI system, which already knows everything about their finances will choose the best financing program for them, which they will accept (or not), and the deal will be done. All title reports, etc., are already computerized and available for every house for sale. There would be no closing, no attorneys. The house would become theirs, and if they wanted a moving van, they just have to say "Schedule movers for Friday the 12th" and they would be set. 

I, on the other hand, will be cultivating a huge vegetable garden the land near a cabin in Montana, as I will not be needed in real estate land any longer.

Data mining and data drilling has been taking place for years.  We see the best use of this in real estate with sites that sell predictive analytics. Beyond that Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 I am all about connecting with real people in real ways.  Building relationships with people face to face.  

Not sure, too early for the imagination to run wild!

I will wait and see what those who deal in things like AI come up with.

Btw, what do you mean by "club rules"?

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 - perhaps I will repeat what Barbara Todaro usually says, 'beyond my paygrade' lol!

How about hologram loan apps with the lender and being teleported into the home to view it much like a drone can do now? The buyer can control to direction and what they want to look at. I guess anything is possible.

     I know a couple of agents who could use some "artificial intelligence", to make up for the shortfall in real intelligence.

I agree with you, it is a matter of near future, we already have selfdriving cars, virtual tours, holograms, advanced absolutely stunning smart computers. It is not on a mass level, but it is coming, no doubt. 

I'm not sure about real estate, but I really really want a AI house keeper. It would save so much time:)

Sorry, Annette... this is not my kind of "exercise" and I have no imagination in this regard.

Robot tour of homes.

Lyn Sims nailed this one!

Annette - I can't really do any better than Kat Palmiotti. She gets the gold star on this one.

I am honestly not creative for an exercise like this.  I loved Kat Palmiotti 's answer.  If I can think of something I will come back and edit this comment. Fun to read some of the responses.

I honestly do think that VR glasses and a Virtual Reality tour of homes is going to be a thing of the future.  We've gone from Virtual Tours in video form to MatterPort 3D virtual tours and a full on virtual reality tour doesn't seem so far fetched. 

-Kasey

I have better things to think about

It would be along the lines of a talking application where you answer questions put forth and it helps to conclude your business at hand. Just picture a licensed "Suri" ...

It's already here. It's called RankBrain and Google uses it everytime you post a video or do a search for your real estate business. 

https://www.wired.com/2016/02/ai-is-changing-the-technology-behind-google-searches/

Annette,

I cannot go there!  Real estate will always be a people to people business, unless we all become robots which is also being discussed.  A

It would look like the blank stare of a newbie after being asked a question they do not know the answer to!

Just like anyone or thing; if it gets through the hard knocks it will possibly work!

A drone with a Z or A on its cowling.

I've got nothing for this

AI is still a rapidly developing field.  It also depends on what aspect of real estate you are looking at: e.g. buying / selling, developing, investing, renting, financing, designing, operating the property and so much more.

It will take over data, prediction, and judgement within 5 years or less.

About like what it does now I think ZILLOW so we have a bit of work to do before we are THERE.

Virtual showing of homes for sale. No need for showing agents.

A customer would input all of their preferences and a good AI would choose the closest homes to their specifications.