Blend just launched an AI-powered pre-underwriting tool — and it's only one of several vying for a spot in your originator's toolkit. Rich breaks down how AI pre-underwriting actually works, why it won't replace a licensed loan officer, and what a new CFPB executive order could mean for regulation.

- Blend's new "Autopilot" AI pre-underwriting tool — and why NFLP is testing it against three competitors

- How AI pre-underwriting flags trip wires before an underwriter ever sees the file, aiming for one-touch clear-to-close

- Why Rich isn't worried about AI replacing loan officers — the one thing an AI can't get is a license

- Inside Network Funding's "show and tell" peer-to-peer AI coaching calls for LOs nationwide

- A new CFPB executive order invites mortgage professionals to help trim outdated regulations, plus June's home sales and pricing data

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