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April 23rd, 2026 - 11:25 GMT
Khaled Samara

Khaled S.

China unveils terrifying AI invention that brings back the dead

ALBAWABA - A start-up in China recently sparked debate on social media after unveiling a $3 device that can clone people's deceased loved ones using AI technology. According to several reports, the affordable invention allows users to interact with their deceased loved ones via a hologram by uploading their photos, voices, and chat histories to replicate their personality. China unveils terrifying AI invention that brings back the dead 前两天还在说,今天就看到这么个小玩意。 把离去的亲人或宠物,做成Skill? ...
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October 7th, 2014 - 04:32 GMT

GCC to spend $90 billion on education construction by 2020

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October 7th, 2014 - 04:14 GMT

Time for the Middle East to revise its oil demand forecasts? World Bank trims China, East Asia forecast

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