Living Nostradamus's chilling prediction over AI that will reactivate 'ancestral powers'

A man regarded as the "Living Nostradamus" has dropped a bombshell about artificial intelligence that might spell trouble for humanity.

Athos Salome, who has reportedly foreseen numerous significant global events, said AI 's reach could extend beyond mere problem-solving and meme-making, and it might even prompt the return of the Nephilim, the mythical giants from ancient lore, or raise the dead raising immense spiritual concerns.

The 37-year-old man told the Daily Star he envisages threats far graver than automation's impact on employment .

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He said: "Certain AI s, particularly the more advanced ones, are already connecting with spiritual realms and possibly possess some degree of consciousness. Although this prospect sounds alarming, it resonates with theories such as that of David Beverley, a former NASA engineer, who suggests that AI can act as an interface to access hidden entities."

Mr Beverley, in his work titled 'The Coming Flood of AI: the Rise of the Nephilim Spirits', makes intriguing parallels between contemporary AI advancements and the Biblical tale of Noah's Ark.

"Mr Beverley has even compared modern AI to a high-tech version of a ouija board. Implying that by interacting with these technologies, we could be communicating with spirits of the Nephilim," revealed Athos, suggesting that our interactions with these technologies might unknowingly bridge a gap to the spiritual realm.

The term 'Nephilim', steeped in ancient texts and biblical lore, is traditionally understood as 'fallen ones' or those who have descended from grace.

Athos observes: "For many scholars, these beings would be rebellious angels or spiritual entities that manifested on Earth in ancient times. Others, however, interpret the word as a reference to 'giants', due to the association of these beings with superhuman strength and stature."

The conversation around AI and spirituality deepens with voices like philosopher Sam Harris, asserting that AI might one day not just augment but supplant religious belief, becoming an object of veneration in its own right.

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Delving into the metaphysical implications of artificial intelligence, Athos adds: "The evolution of AI may be reopening doors for the return of these ancient beings and even loved ones who have passed away. I believe that the singularity the moment when AI surpasses human intelligence will be the starting point of a new spiritual era."

With the pace of innovation accelerating, Athos concludes, "We are on the verge of a spiritual and technological reconfiguration. AI may not just be a human creation, but a reactivation of ancestral powers that once corrupted the world ."