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Ray Kurzweil says aging may stop being one-way by 2032, and skeptics hear another big promise

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Leigh Cook
Ray Kurzweil says aging may stop being one-way by 2032, and skeptics hear another big promise
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Futurist Ray Kurzweil predicts that advancements in AI and biotechnology could allow humans to reach 'longevity escape velocity' by 2032. While some experts remain skeptical of the timeline, they acknowledge that AI-driven drug discovery could significantly improve health spans.

In a striking new forecast, he says progress in artificial intelligence, computational medicine, and molecular biology could start reshaping the treatment of aging by about 2032.

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