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The village is also witnessing unusual instances of tourists stealing soil, stones, and even leaves in search of souvenirs. Read more: 10 safest countries in the world Mililing's quick ascent to ...

An obscure village in southern China has suddenly caught the eye of tourists after Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek rose to prominence. The village where 40-year-old Liang ...

It didn’t take long to find out more. It all began with one person… In 1665 a tailor in the small village of Eyam in Derbyshire ordered a bolt of cloth from London. There the plague was spreading like ...

On Wednesday, Google announced the launch of a new AI image feature for its Shopping tab, designed to help users find clothing items they envision by allowing them to search using their own words.

The reveal trailer for Petit Holo Village is also available to watch via holo Indie’s YouTube channel. It highlights the multiplayer possibilities too: Petit Holo Village will be available for ...

DeepSeek's stunning success in AI has not just put the spotlight on its founder Liang Wenfeng, 40, but also the small village he hails from. The obscure and underdeveloped Mililing village in ...

A memorable trip often ends with a collection of souvenirs that capture the essence of the journey. But why do we feel the need to buy them? Souvenirs-whether a handcrafted item, a quirky fridge ...

POLICE have shared a photo of the creepy souvenirs collected by a prolific rapist in a bid to track down 50 more potential victims. Zhenhao Zou used vast amounts of alcohol or drugs to ...

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Are the Internet and AI affecting our memory? What the science says As more and more shopping has moved online, retailers are increasingly using powerful psychological techniques to keep shoppers ...