Realistic AI architectural renderings must be labelled under EU AI Act

Artists and companies publishing realistic AI-generated architectural renderings in the European Union without labelling risk being fined under provisions in the EU AI Act that came into force last week. The EU Artificial Intelligence Act Article 50, which came into force on 2 August, requires creat

The White House’s $600 Million Ballroom Faces New Hurdles

A federal appeals court halted construction until Congress approves the project.

LA voters hold Pacific Palisades’ ULA fate in hands 

The biggest thing to come from the Los Angeles residential market this week was probably the City Council’s decision to let voters decide in November whether or not to exempt fire victims in Pacific Palisades from Measure ULA for five years. The Measure ULA transfer tax places a 4 percent tax on all

Kensington Palace Is Opening Hidden Rooms and Its Sunken Garden This August

Visitors can explore private royal spaces, walk through the Sunken Garden, even discover the palace after dark.