I thought the Y-Combinator backed company whose entire pitch was that they could use AI to forge survey results had to be rock bottom.
I've questioned how you'd support some of the claims you made that were overly-broad and seemed disconnected from the technology you're describing.
I've questioned your lack of transparency on pricing, and your justification for it.
I've asked a few questions about the general risk/liability of being a real estate agent and how you're managing those risks.
I think you've entered into this with a very narrow view of the technology you're using, the risk you're taking on (and creating), and the ethical considerations you need to be making.
If I'm wrong, it would probably benefit you to clearly lay out some of the considerations you've made around the above.
We have similar real estate insurance to real estate agents. Agents make mistakes describing property all the time - we make mistakes, but fewer than the an agent.
Are you sure your insurance will cover work that's not done by, not validated by, and never even seen by one of your licensed agents?