In college, Mustafa Suleiman started a helpline for young British Muslims.

People were just looking to find support in a language that made sense to them.

Today, he's CEO of Microsoft AI, where he's building digital helpers.

Think of me as your superpower in your pocket.

Building the future of AI.

That's on the TED Radio Hour podcast from NPR.

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