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Most real estate agents are approaching AI completely wrong — and it's costing them.
In this episode of the Agent Rise Podcast, Neil Mathweg sits down with AI expert Eirik Rorvig to unpack what's really happening with AI in real estate and how agents can actually use it to get ahead in 2026.
While many agents are chasing shortcuts, automations, and flashy tools, the real opportunity lies in something much deeper: thinking better, learning faster, and making stronger decisions. AI isn't just a productivity tool — it's a thinking partner that can elevate how you approach your business.
You'll learn why most agents are misusing AI, the tools that are actually worth paying attention to, and how to use AI to sharpen your judgment instead of replacing your work.
If you want clarity, confidence, and a real competitive edge moving forward, this episode is a must-listen.
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Most real estate agents are approaching AI completely wrong — and it's costing them.
In this episode of the Agent Rise Podcast, Neil Mathweg sits down with AI expert Eirik Rorvig to unpack what's really happening with AI in real estate and how agents can actually use it to get ahead in 2026.
While many agents are chasing shortcuts, automations, and flashy tools, the real opportunity lies in something much deeper: thinking better, learning faster, and making stronger decisions. AI isn't just a productivity tool — it's a thinking partner that can elevate how you approach your business.
You'll learn why most agents are misusing AI, the tools that are actually worth paying attention to, and how to use AI to sharpen your judgment instead of replacing your work.
If you want clarity, confidence, and a real competitive edge moving forward, this episode is a must-listen.

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