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‘I’ve tried everything else’: Indian-origin Canadian man finds long-lost maternal family after turning to AI

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For decades, a man embarked on a heartfelt quest to locate his biological mother, but his efforts were met with disappointment time and again. Utilizing the power of artificial intelligence, he stumbled upon a potential lead: an article authored by his half-sister, Nicci Dhamu. This fortunate discovery revealed their shared lineage, ultimately leading to a profound reunion with their mother, Savinder Kaur Nagi, providing a long-awaited sense of closure.
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