AI and Google Search help reunite missing 70-year-old woman with family
Razak Bi, a 70-year-old woman with mental health issues and memory loss, was reunited with her family after 16 days of being missing in India. She had boarded the wrong vehicle in Ranebennur, Karnataka, on October 6 and ended up in Nalasopara, Palghar district. Local police took her to Samarth Ashram in Virar Phata for shelter.
Key points
- Razak Bi was missing for 16 days after boarding the wrong vehicle in Karnataka.
- JAS team used Google Search and ChatGPT to analyze localized information.
- Family reunited with Razak Bi on October 22 after police and community help.
Officials stated that the Jeevan Aanand Sanstha (JAS) team used a combination of Google Search techniques and ChatGPT to analyze localized information. This approach allowed them to contact police in Ranebannur. The team also mobilized local community networks to assist in the search.
According to trustee Kisan Choure, these efforts led to contact with Razak Bi’s daughters, sons-in-law, and nephews. They took her home on October 22. Choure noted that while technology provided the path, compassion ultimately brought the family together. The story highlights a practical application of AI tools in humanitarian efforts.
AI, Google Search Help Reunite Missing 70-Year-Old Woman With Family
deccanchronicle.com · 25 October 2026
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