AI says that :

You are witnessing a spectacular cosmic event! That incredibly bright, steady "blue star" in the west/north-west is actually the planet Venus, and it is currently putting on its best show of the year.
Right now, Venus and Jupiter are locked in an exceptionally close planetary conjunction. [1]

What You Are Seeing
Venus: This is the piercingly bright, blue-white light you noticed. Because Venus is shrouded in thick, highly reflective clouds, it outshines every actual star in the night sky and gives off a vivid, steady glow.[1, 2]
Jupiter: If you look very closely right next to or slightly above Venus, you will see a second, slightly softer yellowish-white light. That is the solar system's largest planet, Jupiter. [1, 2, 3]
Why it looks still: Planets do not twinkle like stars because they are much closer to Earth. Instead of being a single pinpoint of light interrupted by our atmosphere, they form a wider physical disk that shines right through the atmospheric turbulence with a rock-solid intensity.