Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where the mayor and the president said they want to build a bunch of new housing in Queens.
Here’s what else is happening:
- Gov. Kathy Hochul is considering beefing up the state's artificial intelligence regulations by possibly adding an "AI kill switch" function for stopping rogue agents.
- Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman keeps putting out AI-generated slop ads.
- NYCHA is now moving to evict several households who refused to be relocated out of the Fulton Houses in Chelsea, which are slated for demolition.
- The Central Park Conservancy is planning to fix the current dead end on the Bridle Path so it connects with other paths.
- They're saying that for as little as $42, you can score the best seat in the house for the New York City Ballet.
- The ricotta pie at Pollara Pizza in Red Bank has been crowned the new best pizza pie in New Jersey.
- It was a summer. Could we even handle another round of sports championships and novel illnesses?
And finally, fallmaxxing:
