Devin Ambron
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Devin Ambron
@DAmbron
investing in founders through community, capital, and growth | builder | operator
Austin, TX انضم Temmuz 2008
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This is exactly what’s going to happen as more “AI underwriting” tools hit real estate. There are a lot of AI wrappers that have tried to replicate the process, or simply brokers using AI to work the deal.
Most of these tools are letting AI do all of the work. That creates a big problem. Real estate underwriting isn’t something you can prompt your way through.
It’s structured data, calculations, assumptions, and constraints, on a massive scale.
If you skip that, AI pulls inconsistent data, fills in the gaps, and makes guesses that look convincing.
The way to actually build this is different. You need deterministic models, real comps, and strict parameters.
Then you can use AI agents within those constraints to move faster. These agents need tight constraints across thousands of signals or without that, they skew.
That’s how we’ve approached GemHaus.
Julie Chang@JulieChangRE
What could go wrong with so many in RE underwriting with AI
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@noahkagan thanks for always sharing the behind the scenes nuggets
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The older I get the less money I want to make.
And it's more I want less BS to deal with in my life.
My old house was on AirBnB - took it off and put it up for long-term rental.
Weekly complaints, city taxes, annoying my neighbors, etc...oy vey.
Just rented it out for long-term today. And as it turns out long-term rental makes more money! Go figure.
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If you’re in AZ - come grab dinner with @derkolstad and I this evening.
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The Anthropic news refers to the resignation of Mrinank Sharma, head of their safeguards research team, on February 9, 2026. In his letter, he warned that "the world is in peril" from AI, bioweapons, and interconnected crises, and noted challenges in prioritizing values. He's pursuing poetry and other personal paths. Reports also mention other recent departures like Harsh Mehta and Behnam Neyshabur.
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If you read the other AI article, you need to read this one
Ex-OpenAI employees wrote it a year ago, and they predicted we’ll know how AI ends by 2027
Thus far, they’ve been remarkably accurate in their predictions
ai-2027.com
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