Humans To Talk to Dead Using AI? Present Day Nostradamus Chilling Predictions. Check HERE

New Delhi: French astrologer Nostramus, who lived in 16th century, me astonishing prophecies for 20th century that came true, including wars and changes in geopolitics. But his legacy is far from ended, as Brazilian psychic Athos Salome has unveiled yet anor shocking set of predictions for 2024 and 2025, according to media reports. 

In one of his most astounding predictions, he predicted that humankind will be able to contact de with use of Artificial Intelligence, as pert media reports. It seem to be an imagination but Athos Salome, who claims to have predicted coronavirus, Elon Musk buying Twitter and even Queen's death, has claimed that AI will enable conversations with those who are no more, said media reports. 

According to him, AI offers a gateway to unraveling “humanity's journey through time like never before.”

In a startling revelation, Salome said that he contacted historical figures using AI. He said that se experiences not only reinforced his trust in project, but also broened his understanding of nexus between science, spirituality and history.

According to Salome AI will not only help to contact de but also will help people on path of spirituality. He said that new age technology will help people to overcome ir trauma and challenges in ir life and help m to unravel ir spiritual paths and purposes. 

Besides predictions surrounding AI, Salome forecasted that earth would undergo a 'three days of darkness' which could stop functioning of planet. His prediction of colonel mass ejection (CME) heing towards earth became true in April. 

According to a report by 'Irish Mirror', Salome said that Kate Middleton would encounter "significant" health challenges in 2025 before her reiness to wear crown. He predicted that Prices of Wales will be experiencng problems with her knee, bones and leg-- which will get better with phyiscal rapy. Middleton has been diagnosed with Cancer. He also predicted COVID-19 in 2012, according to media reports.