Faced with an increasing number of patrons who eat until they throw up, a Spanish all-you-can-eat restaurant has introduced a ‘vomit fee’.
With an increasing number of people using biometrics for security purposes, experts warn that doing the ‘V’ sign in high-res photos could lead to fingerprint theft.
Men in Russia are voluntarily mutilating their ears to get the so-called ‘cauliflower’ look associated with MMA fighters to instill fear in others.
A woman in her late 20s posed as a 16-year-old teenager and attended a New York high school for weeks before being discovered.
Glovis Leader, the world’s largest car and truck shipping vessel, features 14 decks and can carry up to 10,800 vehicles.
South Africa recently withdrew its national policy on artificial intelligence after it was discovered that part of its content had been written by AI, using fictional sources.
An Uzbek man was arrested and eventually deported from Russia after leaving an online review for a women’s leather skirt.
A growing number of people are reportedly creating AI-powered digital versions of their ex-partners as a way of dealing with painful breakups.
Popular insulated container manufacturer Thermos has recalled millions of products after a series of incidents left at least three people with permanent vision loss.
A South Korean man could spend up to five years behind bars for creating a realistic image of a wolf prowling through the streets of Daejeon, a city in central South Korea.
Bixonimania, a made-up eye condition created to prove that large language models (LLMs) could be easily deceived, ended up tricking human researchers as well. Do
A birthday celebration in Bulandshahr, India, turned tragic after the birthday boy shot three friends dead for smearing cake on his face. Smearing cake on
Harida Matsumoto, a young underground idol from Japan’s Wakayama Prefecture, allegedly allows fans to smell her armpits after performing on stage.
Sonic Fire Tech is reinventing fire protection with the help of infrasounds that eliminate the need for water and other chemicals when fighting fires.
France’s weather forecasting service believes its temperature sensors were manipulated to produce abnormal values and help gamblers win Polymarket bets.