Malaysia’s temple unveiled the world’s first AI Mazu statue, letting worshippers interact with the digital sea goddess.

AI Mazu Statue at Tianhou Temple in Johor, Malaysia was launched on April 20 to celebrate Mazu’s 1,065th birthday.

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In Malaysia, an innovative temple is blending technology with tradition by presenting the world’s first AI-powered Mazu ...

Brattleboro-born Richard Morris Hunt was chosen to design a gigantic pedestal to support the Statue of Liberty. The statue ...

An exploration of some of the oldest temples in the world, shedding light on the lives of ancient civilizations and their ...