After searching for his biological mother for hundreds of thousands of dollars, the man turned to AI in despair: a miracle happened. Avtar Singh, a 66-year-old Canadian man, spent decades searching for his biological mother, using archives, social platforms, and private detectives to find nothing.

A 66-year-old Canadian man, Avtar Singh, has spent decades searching for his biological mother, using archives, social platforms, and private detectives to find nothing. On the verge of despair, he entered scattered memory clues into the AI ​​with a try mentality, and successfully connected the key information to find his mother and half-sister who had been separated for half a century. Avtar was born in Amritsar, India, in the 1960s, and was raised by his grandparents. When he was eight years old, he learned that it was not his biological mother who raised him. His biological mother, Savinder, went to live in the UK, and his biological father went to Canada to teach. Finding his mother has been a knot in his mind for most of his life. For decades, Aftar invested a lot of time and money in searching around, looking through old household registration files in India, the United Kingdom, and Canada, posting long-term posts on Facebook and family search forums to search for people, and also spent money to commission private detectives to conduct cross-border investigations. However, the information left by his biological mother was too little. There was only a vague name and the clue that he lived in England in the 1960s. All traditional channels were cut off. After many years of traveling, he only failed again and again. He almost gave up on searching for his relatives. Frustrated, he happened to see netizens using AI to sort out fragmented information, so he opened ChatGPT with luck, and entered all the vague memories of his childhood: his mother's name was Savinder, he was of Punjabi origin in India, he settled in the UK in his early years, and he traveled overseas alone. Originally, he only planned to simply sort out the clues, but he did not expect that ChatGPT quickly integrated scattered old information, immigration registration records, and early community reports from the entire Internet, screened out many women with the same name, and marked the target person who matched all his details. Following the address and social account clues given by the AI, Avtar successfully contacted the woman and confirmed that the woman was his biological mother, Savind. He also met his half-sister Nikki, who was also looking for a relative. Avtar lamented that he had spent decades and invested a lot of money but made no progress. AI only relied on fragmentary memory to unlock key information, fulfilling his half-life wish. Avtar and sister Nikki via cnBeta.COM - Chinese industry information station (author: Source: Kuai Technology)