Tag Archives: artificial intelligence (AI)

Dean Kelker of SingleSource Property Solutions explains how the evolution of mobile technology and AI will greatly assist in furthering education on the front end and back end of the loan origination process.

In a new report, the OCC highlights the nation’s credit, market, operational, and compliance risks, as well as other key issues facing the federal banking system.

Brett Brumley of Lender Toolkit discusses the challenges that lie ahead in the industry, and how advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning will smooth the road ahead.

Attorney Roy Diaz takes a look at the Florida Bar’s Proposed Advisory Opinion regarding a lawyer’s use of generative artificial intelligence, as oversight may be drafted to ensure compliance with ethical standards.

MortgagePoint had the opportunity to chat with Gagan Sharma, Founder and CEO of BSI Financial Inc., to discuss the evolution of technology in the servicing space, as AI, machine learning, and other advances become more commonplace in the borrower experience.

Regulatory oversight has become a fact of life for mortgage servicers. Toby Wells of Cornerstone Servicing explains how staying compliant requires a robust risk management framework.

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.