Sep 20, 2023
Do you want to know about AI, and specifically,
ChatGPT? Alex is here to tell you all about it! Alex is a true tech
person with a teacher’s heart. He will explain some of the inner
workings of Natural Language Programming, which is what ChatGPT is:
language. There are layers to this, and more changes are coming;
changes that will make using ChatGPT even easier. So, let’s get
some tips and some education from Alex Camelio!
[2:36] Alex looks for technologies that change the way
we do business. For example, the Snapchat and Reels trend of
holding your phone upright to watch video was a small, fundamental
change to video.
[4:31] When Alex sees fundamental changes in people adapting and
working differently, that’s when he starts thinking there’s a
revolution or a trend that’s sticking around. He sees that with
AI.
[6:10] In a few months, Alex will be at NAR for two
sessions involving AI. He discusses the sessions.
[7:49] AI has limitations; it tends to lie or
“hallucinate” when it lacks information to draw from! If you don’t
give it good instructions and directions, it makes up
something.
[10:40] Alex Camelio is the CEO of Agent Inner Circle
(AIC), agentinnercircle.com, a free community of about 40,000
agents. AIC publishes free content and articles to help agents in
marketing and business practices.
[11:06] Alex had taught himself to code and has been
coding since he was 10 or 11. About 15 years ago, he started a tech
company, Barcode Realty, and sold it to Lone Wolf.
[13:30] Alex believes that ChatGPT was a publicity
stunt by OpenAI. OpenAI has been working on the Large Language
Model (LLM) for years. Their mission statement is “Making
artificial intelligence available for the world.”
[18:25] ChatGPT learns over time. The apparent reason
for the release of ChatGPT is to gather as much data as possible.
It took off as a consumer product but is meant for the AI side of
the world more than the consumer product side.
[19:47] Alex shares his thoughts on privacy. We carry
an active listening device with us, day and night. If we want to go
back to privacy we will need to make major cultural and government
steps to protect it.
[22:18] OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT has an API
behind the scenes. An API allows your website and server to connect
to ChatGPT and the data, and use the AI through your website
instead of through the platform.
[23:18] An enterprise customer of OpenAI GPT has
settings that allow them to change the creativity and other
components of how the AI responds.
[29:25] Alex predicts it will become less complicated
to use AI. Alex has been building a tool called ChatGuide that
gives access to a lot of these features.
[35:18] Alex is setting up bots at ChatGuide that are
cold-call teaching bots that pretend to be home sellers. You can
chat with it and it will give you objections while you try to make
a listing appointment.
[39:01] Think about ChatGPT as if you were bringing on
an assistant. You would take time to train the assistant on what
you want.
[45:38] CrystaKnows builds a DiSC profile on someone
from social media. It’s a sales tool for agents who want to speak
in the personality language of the person they’re talking to.
[52:45] Alex thanks Monica for having him on the show.
He leaves you with a bit of philosophy. Will AI take your job?
[57:33] Don’t get too distracted by all the shiny
objects, because they’re sure flying around, now! Your clients and
friends are still out there, planning their lives, and you’re the
one to help them at the perfect time. So, go talk to some folks and
sell some properties!
Tweetables:
“I always look at technologies that will … change the
way we’re doing business in some form. … In the last few years,
there were … Snapchat and Instagram Reels. The trend there was
vertical video. … Somebody said, ‘We need to hold our phones
upright.’” — Alex Camelio
“AI can be very good at writing … but it also has some
limitations. … If you just tell it to write something, it will
commit Fair Housing violations, or it will make stuff up. … It
tends to lie or ‘hallucinate’ … when it has a lack of information
to draw from.” — Alex Camelio
“Think about [ChatGPT] like you’re bringing on an
assistant. … An assistant shows up on their first day to work for
you. Are you going to be able to say, ‘Write me a property
description,’ and then expect a perfect property description …
their first try?” — Alex Camelio
“The prompt to make a good property description is
probably going to be anywhere from two to four times the length of
the property description. … Think about it like you’re training an
assistant. … A brand new assistant comes into your office; they
have no idea.” — Alex Camelio
Guest Links:
Alex Camelio, owner and founder of Agent Inner Circle
https://agentinnercircle.com/
ChatGuide.ai
(software referenced)
Alex Camelio on LinkedIn
Chat GPT is at chat.openai.com
NAR Resource Links
NAR.realtor/technology
Additional Links:
Microcourses found at Learning.REALTOR. Use the coupon code PODCAST to obtain 15% off the price of any microcourse!
Learning.REALTOR — for NAR Online Education
Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses from NAR and its affiliates
CRD.REALTOR — List of all courses offered
Host Information:
Monica Neubauer
Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR®
Monica’s Facebook Page
Instagram.com/MonicaNeubauerSpeaks
Guest Bio
Alex Camelio
Throughout his career, Alex Camelio has personally helped over
15,000 Agents and Brokers, including some of the Top REALTORS® in
North America. His passion for marketing, technology, and business
development has translated into more than a decade of cutting-edge
contributions to the real estate industry.
As the CEO of Agent Inner Circle®, a 40,000-member real estate agent community, Alex focuses on providing agents with education and actionable strategies to grow and optimize their business, ultimately building some of the most successful careers in real estate today. Alex is an internationally recognized educator who’s shared his thoughtful and energetic presentations with various National Associations and industry organizations.
Prior to AIC, Alex was the Co-Founder and President at Barcode Realty, a company focused on bringing cutting-edge mobile technology to the real estate industry, which he later sold to Lone Wolf Technologies