Tag Archives: artificial intelligence (AI)

An upcoming Senate Banking Committee hearing will discuss with a panel of experts the growth of artificial intelligence and how its usage in the housing marketplace will be regulated as AI continues to evolve at a rapid pace.

Souren Sarkar of mortgage automation provider Nexval shares his thoughts on the future of the industry and feels that politically driven policies will increase housing affordability and reduce rates.

Joe Camerieri and Jim Rosen from Mortgage Cadence discuss how deploying tools like AI chatbots will never replace the human touch, yet enhance the knowledge base of mortgage professionals.

Dark Matter’s Blake Gibson breaks down the latest tech trends in the mortgage marketplace, and how these enhancements will provide quick and accurate information to both ends of the transaction.

Sofia Rossato of Floify discusses what lies ahead for the industry in 2024, as the evolution of technology continues to assist both lenders and borrowers alike on the path to homeownership.

Brett Brumley of Lender Toolkit discusses the challenges that lie ahead in the industry, and how advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning will smooth the road ahead.

When it comes to accurate data, companies can’t afford not to use AI. Paul Fischer of Paradatec Inc. details the growing importance of this new technology.

As Souren Sarkar of Nexval describes, building a culture of innovation that supports the adoption of disruptive technologies can be like unlocking a hidden treasure.

In a new article jointly authored by the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco and the Urban Institute, new research examines the effects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in helping level the playing field for minorities and borrowers of color, with the ultimate goal of advancing racial equity in homeownership.

Newly branded mortgage tech provider names 25-year industry vet to oversee Dark Matter Technologies’ cloud architecture, incident response, governance, and regulatory audit oversight, as well as compliance and strategic risks at the enterprise level.