The owner of a piece of Vancouver real estate that was assessed at over $19 million managed to knock nearly a million dollars off the amount used to calculate property taxes, but the Property Assessment Appeal Board of British Columbia says Fu D. Ren breached its code of conduct and may have used artificial intelligence to make his argument.

"The appellant’s submission includes quotations from legal case citations that do not exist," says B.C.’s Property Assessment Appeal Board{ai:summary}Fu D. Ren trimmed nearly $1 million off the tax base for a $19M-plus Vancouver estate.BC's assessment board says Ren breached its code of conduct and may have used AI to argue his case. #technology

Multi-million-dollar Vancouver property owner may have used AI to argue for a lower tax assessment

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