A homeowner in Kingston invites three agents into the same living room. One speaks with confidence, another with charm, the third with polished certainty. Each leaves behind a promise.
Later that evening, the homeowner does something new. Not emotional. Not instinctive. They upload the conversations, the proposals, the numbers, into AI and ask a simple question: Who actually knows what they’re doing?
Not who sounded good.
Not who felt trustworthy.
Who holds up under scrutiny.
The answer comes back, stripped of personality.
And just like that, the decision is no longer human alone.
