Tag Archives: artificial intelligence (AI)

In an effort to make the intersection of fair lending and technology a priority, the CFPB has issued guidance on how lenders must issue consumers accurate and specific reasons for credit denials when utilizing artificial intelligence.

At the annual Five Star Conference in Dallas, the 30-year industry trailblazer was recognized for her accomplishments in the mortgage finance space throughout her career.

In a letter to GAO Comptroller General Eugene Dodaro, Rep. Maxine Waters calls for an investigation into artificial intelligence and proptech in the housing space as a possible barrier to fair and affordable housing opportunities.

No one can say how long it will take AI to move into the underwriter’s office, but we know that’s not where it will start. New research from STRATMOR argues that the AI ripples have already begun to spread.

With 20-plus years of experience under his belt, Cenlar adds veteran to procure and gather data, as well as instituting AI solutions for the company’s newly launched Mortgage Information Factory.

Attorney Daniel C. Chilton discusses advancements in artificial intelligence, and how reliant we have become on it in the mortgage servicing industry.

A study from Harvard claims technology may not be the answer the industry is looking for in terms of boosting the nation’s housing supply.

Phil King of EXOS Valuations at ServiceLink discusses how technology has advanced the appraisal industry, and what lies ahead for the market in the next year.

By founding the Office of Financial Technology, the Agency will address emerging risks related to the adoption and deployment of financial technology in housing finance.

This month, DS News takes a closer look at protecting the American dream of homeownership, as a panel of industry experts in the property preservation and disaster recovery space share their insight in our June 2022 issue.