AI
How artificial intelligence is being used in Queensland real estate, what it does well, and where its limits are.
Deepfakes and cloned voices: how property identity checks respond
Synthetic voices, video and documents can imitate a person. What courts and regulators have published, how the conveyancing identity standard is designed, and the checks in use.
Can a chatbot read your Queensland sale contract for you?
What Queensland's courts and Law Society say about AI errors, why cooling-off, finance and building and pest dates are the risk, and what stays with a solicitor.
Tenant scoring software: the limits Queensland law puts on ranking
How rental application platforms sort and score applicants, and what Queensland's application rules, discrimination law, database rules and a 2026 privacy ruling say about it.
AI suburb forecasts and growth scores: what an agent may pass on
A machine-made suburb forecast looks like data, but it is a statement about the future. What Queensland's price rules and the consumer law say when an agent repeats one.
Generative AI on a conveyancing file: what Queensland's rules say
Queensland's courts and its Law Society have both published rules on generative AI. What they say on confidentiality, checking, supervision and costs, and what a client can ask.
AI-drafted condition reports: what Queensland tenancy law still asks
Form 1a, Form 14a and routine inspections carry fixed duties and deadlines in Queensland. Where photo-to-text and voice-to-text drafting fits, and who answers for the wording.
Agency chatbots and tenants: what an automated reply cannot do
What a property management chatbot does with a tenant's message, what the privacy regulator expects of the agency using it, and which Queensland notices software cannot replace.
Virtual staging and AI-edited photos: what the law allows
Digital furniture, new skies, erased power lines and AI 'renovations': how edited listing photos are made, what the law says in Queensland, and what a buyer can check on site.
A rent figure from software: what Queensland's Act asks before it runs
A pricing tool can suggest a weekly rent, but Queensland's tenancy Act decides how that figure may be advertised, offered and raised. Where the law sits, and who answers for the number.
AI-written listing descriptions: who answers for the errors?
How text generators draft a property description, why they invent features, distances and school zones, and who carries the legal responsibility for the wording in Queensland.