<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Everyone went nuts for Adobe’s “content-aware fill” in Photoshop when it came out. The boring-sounding feature is in fact an incredibly useful tool, essentially an AI-powered clone stamp that intelligently brought in other pieces of the image to<wm> fill out a hole with its most likely areas.
What does this have to do with the real estate world? Even. That is not a surprising answer. Real estate companies have been asking for a way to fill out vacant homes that are being renovated or vacant. They usually call these gaps or defects in walls, and also floors, sidewalks, and sidewalks on vacant lots for, well, a more complete picture in its original state.
Adobe Photoshop, in collaboration with real estate firms, has helped provide software</wm> that can be used to fill in these areas, with the goal of making real estate marketing efforts more