• 16. AI, Spirituality & Human Evolution with Dr. Mohamed Es Fih

  • Mar 4 2025
  • Length: 44 mins
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16. AI, Spirituality & Human Evolution with Dr. Mohamed Es Fih

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  • Host Tracy Poizner welcomes French innovator, entrepreneur and spiritual thinker Dr. Mohamed Es Fih, who co-founded RTILA automation software with a mission to alleviate poverty by bringing state-of-the-art automation and marketing software to all citizens of the planet. This conversation explores the intersection of technology, commerce, and spirituality—revealing how artificial intelligence (AI) can be a catalyst for human expansion rather than a force of oppression.

    ✅ Commerce, Technology & Spirituality as One Unified Force

      ✅ AI as a Path to Higher Consciousness

        ✅ The Double-Edged Sword of Technology: A Lesson from Fire

          ✅ From Spiritual Awakening to AI Development

            ✅ The Creation of RTILA – AI for Entrepreneurs & Enterprises

              ✅ The Spiritual Connection to AI & Human Identity

                💡 "Abundance is natural. Poverty is artificial. Technology should be used to empower, not enslave."

                🌐 Dr. Mohamed’s AI & Automation Software: rtila.com
                🌐 EcomSheikh Website: https://EcomSheikh.com
                📍 LinkedIn: Mohamed SV

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