ADRE-Approved Continuing Education

Ethical Use of AI
in Real Estate

ADRE-Approved · 3 Hours CE Credit · Real Estate Legal Issues

Desert Sage Seminars (S06-0002) · Instructor: Michael A. Boykin Jr., M.S.

Course Overview

What This Course Covers

This course equips real estate agents and brokers with the knowledge to use artificial intelligence ethically, legally, and responsibly. Through seven modules totaling three hours, participants will examine the intersection of AI technology with Fair Housing law, advertising compliance, algorithmic bias, and emerging state and federal regulation.

Built on proprietary research — including a full scan of 1.7 million ARMLS listings — this course goes beyond theory. You will analyze real lawsuits, review actual Arizona statutes, and leave with a compliance framework you can implement the same day.

Curriculum

The 7 Modules

AI in Real Estate — What's Here Now

20 min

Fair Housing & AI — Where Risk Begins

25 min

Algorithmic Bias & Real-World Lawsuits

30 min

Explainable AI — Why Transparency Matters

20 min

Advertising, Marketing & AI Compliance

25 min

Government Policy & Emerging Regulation

15 min

Ethical AI Best Practices for Licensees

10 min

Total: 3 Hours · Satisfies Arizona ADRE continuing education requirements

Backed By Data

Proprietary ARMLS Fair Housing Analysis

1,717,402

ARMLS listings scanned

813,366

Flagged (47.4%)

446,070

"master bedroom" (26%)

2,232

"no Section 8"

This course is built on proprietary research, not theory.

Learning Outcomes

What You'll Learn

Identify where AI creates Fair Housing risk

Recognize biased or non-compliant AI behavior

Use AI tools ethically without violating license law

Protect yourself and your brokerage from legal exposure

Understand the Heppner ruling on AI privacy

Build a practical AI compliance framework

Your Instructor

Michael A. Boykin Jr., M.S.

Michael A. Boykin Jr.

M.S.

CEO, KairosIQ

Michael holds a Master of Science degree and has trained hundreds of real estate professionals on AI adoption, compliance, and ethical implementation. He developed the proprietary ARMLS Fair Housing analysis that powers this course and serves as the lead instructor for Desert Sage Seminars.

His classes have been audited and praised by the Arizona Department of Real Estate for depth, compliance accuracy, and practical application.

“AI is your tool. The license is yours. The liability is yours.”

— Course Theme

Real Lawsuits. Real Consequences.

Case Studies Covered

Louis v. SafeRent

$2.3M

AI tenant screening tool found to discriminate against Black and Hispanic applicants using facially neutral data points as proxies for race.

DOJ v. RealPage

Ongoing

Department of Justice alleges algorithmic rent-fixing through shared pricing software used by competing landlords to inflate rents.

United States v. Heppner

Precedent

Federal court rules that conversations with AI chatbots are not privileged communications — everything you type can be subpoenaed.

Legal Framework

Statutes Referenced in This Course

ARS § 32-2153

Grounds for disciplinary action

ARS § 32-2183.01

Advertising requirements for licensees

ARS § 41-1463

Discrimination in housing (Arizona Civil Rights Act)

ARS § 18-551

Data breach notification requirements

ARS § 44-7501

Artificial intelligence; disclosures

42 U.S.C. § 3604

Federal Fair Housing Act — discriminatory practices

42 U.S.C. § 3605

Federal Fair Housing Act — residential real estate transactions

Ready to Protect Your License?

AI is already in your business. The only question is whether you're using it within the law.

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Questions? michael@kairosiq.ai

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