What If AI Becomes Our Bridge to the Beyond? | Safi Ullah Khan Suddais | TEDxUniversity of Peshawar
As Artificial Intelligence continues to evolve, it raises profound questions about its role in understanding the mysteries of existence, consciousness, and the unknown. This thought-provoking talk explores the possibility of AI becoming a tool to connect us with "the beyond"—whether that means unlocking the secrets of the universe, bridging the divide between life and death, or accessing realms of knowledge and understanding previously thought unreachable. Could AI help us communicate with loved ones we've lost, decode the nature of consciousness, or even help humanity grapple with existential questions about our place in the cosmos? Through a blend of cutting-edge technology, philosophy, and spirituality, this discussion challenges us to imagine a future where AI serves as not just a tool, but a guide to the infinite possibilities of the beyond. Safi Ullah Khan Suddais is a final-year student of BS International Relations at the University of Peshawar, currently
serving as the President of the International Relations Students Association (IRSA). Previously, he held the position of
Content Editor at MOSAIC. As the Campus Director for the Millennium Fellowship Program (Class of 2024), Safi has
been instrumental in promoting youth engagement on global issues at the University of Peshawar. Additionally, he works
as a Research Assistant at the China Program, Institute of Regional Studies (IRS), Islamabad, contributing to publications
and policy seminars on emerging technologies and international diplomacy. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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