Professional licensing
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Professional ethics Judgment and competence
California's Real Estate Regulator Says Using AI Does Not Alter Three Fundamental Principles
An advisory for California's real estate licensees says only those licensed by the department may do licensed work, brokers must reasonably supervise, and fiduciary duties stand. If an AI tool generates inaccurate information, it says, responsibility under current law rests with the licensee and their responsible broker.
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Prove Someone Read It
Anyone can print a line saying a person reviewed the AI's work. Could you show it? A taxpayer advocate, a board that coordinates financial authorities, the ECB's bank supervisors, the European Commission, a medicines inspectorate, two older US federal rules, an engineers' board and five US federal agencies each speak to part of it. Here is how I read them.
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Ownership and vendors Deals and vendors
US Customs Says an AI Classification Tool Can Amount to Unlicensed Customs Business
A US Customs and Border Protection ruling says a company with no broker's license conducts customs business when its AI tool derives subheadings beyond the six-digit level for goods that will be entered. A tool, it adds, is not a person under the broker regulations.
