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How far can artificial intelligence go? Can it truly understand our emotions, abstract thoughts, or even spiritual needs? In an extraordinary leap, AI technology has reached a groundbreaking milestone. A church in Switzerland has introduced an AI-driven Jesus hologram capable of offering advice and listening to personal concerns. This fusion of faith and innovation is sparking awe and curiosity worldwide. Is this the future of spiritual guidance? Let’s dive into the fascinating details. ✨

In the wake of the dramatic U.S. elections, social media dynamics are shifting rapidly. Bluesky, the rising competitor to Elon Musk's X, has reached a staggering milestone of 20 million users—and it’s growing by a million new users daily, according to CEO Jay Graber. As discontent with X rises, many are asking: What is Bluesky, and why is it becoming the go-to platform for millions? Dive into the details of this social media phenomenon and what it could mean for the future of online connectivity!

The growing movement to abandon Twitter, now rebranded as X, is picking up steam as more high-profile figures join the call. Recently, the famous British newspaper The Guardian, with over 10 million followers, announced it would stop posting on the platform, and Elon Musk’s response was less than supportive, claiming 'they don’t matter.' This has sparked a wave of celebrities, football clubs, and even political figures, including Donald Trump, to consider leaving the platform. As January 20, 2025 approaches, will the “X it” campaign completely reshape social media? Find out what's behind this growing trend!

As 2024 draws to a close, Google has unveiled its highly anticipated list of the most searched products of the year, known as the 'Holiday 100.' This list highlights the products that captured the world's attention, with a diverse range of items across all categories. Curious about what’s been trending in 2024? From tech gadgets to fashion must-haves, check out the full list of this year’s hottest products that had everyone clicking!

French media giants, including Le Monde, Le Figaro, and Le Parisien, are taking legal action against Elon Musk's social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), demanding copyright royalties. The dispute arises as platforms like Facebook and Google have already agreed to pay royalties under EU laws. However, X has reportedly refused to negotiate. What does this mean for the future of media rights in the digital age? Find out the full story below!