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Artificial intelligence is already a tool in Zillow’s search experience, and now the company is adding natural language features.

Zillow’s existing AI search capabilities already allowed people to search for homes based on features related to the home itself. Now the AI ​​can search by commute times, affordability, and “nearby points of interest.”

For example, a user can type in “homes within 30 minutes of downtown Dallas” and be presented with options, regardless of whether the user’s query contains typos, abbreviations, or misspelled words.

The additional functionality is available today for Apple iOS and Android and will be introduced soon for Zillow.com.

“From optimizing the home search to personalizing the user experience, Zillow is using AI in practical ways to help people find their homes,” said Josh Weisberg, senior vice president of artificial intelligence at Zillow, in a statement. “Search is one of the cornerstones of our platform, and we’re constantly improving it to make it easier for users to find homes that meet their individual needs.”

Zillow is proactively using AI to improve aspects of its platform. The company first implemented its Natural Language Search feature in January 2023, allowing users to search using normal language instead of simple filters.

In June 2023, the portal launched the Listing Showcase tool, which AT uses to help agents improve their listings. Howard Hanna Real Estate Services has partnered with Zillow to add the tool that enables agents to create original brand presentations and properties by generating things like high-resolution images and interactive floor plans.

This year, Zillow launched an open-source AI tool called the Fair Housing Classifier, which uses large language modeling technology to detect potential violations of the Fair Housing Act of 1968.

Zillow’s Rich Barton announced his resignation as CEO during the company’s second-quarter earnings call. Jeremy Wacksman, who served as COO under Barton, was promoted to CEO.

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