NSW to fine agents up to $22,000 for AI-altered rental listings
New South Wales has passed laws targeting "housefishing": real estate businesses face fines of up to $22,000 for failing to disclose digitally altered or AI-generated property images. The rules take effect in early 2027. The government's own press release cited a genuine $5,000 Bondi beach mural as an example of an AI-doctored listing.
- Fines of up to $22,000 for undisclosed AI-altered listing photos
- New rules take effect in early 2027
- Government wrongly flagged a real $5,000 mural as AI fake
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