Zahid Khan, a Director at Amazon in Bengaluru, recently leveraged artificial intelligence to trace his ancestral land in Mohammadpur, Uttar Pradesh. Having only visited the village a few times, Khan faced challenges in locating the inherited property. He shared his journey on LinkedIn, explaining how he used Claude Cowork to search through digitized land records scattered across multiple government websites. By entering his father's name, he was able to identify all plots associated with his family. The AI tool not only helped him locate the land but also marked the exact plots on Google Maps, making it easier for him to plan a visit. His post resonated with many online, with users expressing interest in using similar methods for their own ancestral land searches. Khan's experience underscores the innovative use of technology in reconnecting with one's roots and heritage, demonstrating how AI can facilitate access to historical records that might otherwise be difficult to navigate.