A letter that accompanied the bloodied animal head sent to Agrippa CEO Blake Owens asserted that “‘AI’ is not going to replace brokers,” in a sign that it was likely sent by a broker who feels threatened by the new technology.
Source: Inman News
Las Vegas real estate pro finds pig’s head in mail after AI deal closing
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