The Future of Aging at Home: People, AI Companions and Robots
Could AI companions and household robots help us stay independent at home? Explore the possibilities, the uncertainties, and a practical circle-of-support worksheet.
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Too Old to Wait: Age-Reversal Gene Therapy Is Now Being Tested in People
Experimental rejuvenation therapies are reaching human studies. Here is what early reports can tell us, what remains uncertain, and why the distinction matters for later life.
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When the Scammer Sounds Like Someone You Know
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Using AI for Health After 60: Start With This Free Lesson
Start with a free 25-minute lesson on asking clearer health questions, checking AI answers and protecting your privacy. Watch without registering; the Starter Kit is optional.
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GLP-1s – Peptides and the Next Five Years of Healthy Longevity
GLP-1 medicines are reshaping metabolic health. Explore the difference between promising aging markers and proven longevity benefits, plus the questions that still need answers.
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Anti-aging | exponential technologies | Extreme Longevity | Money & Retirement | Retirement Planning | Singularity
Your Retirement R.E.C.I.P.E. Rewritten – for the AI Age
Rethink the assumptions behind your retirement plans as AI and longevity research advance. Start with the free Retirement Map guide and one question about your own next chapter.
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Anti-aging | exponential technologies | Extreme Longevity | Health & Longer Lives | Living Independently | Retirement Planning
Your Biological Dashboard: Why Wearables Are Becoming as Important as Your Financial Plan
Wearables can help you notice patterns between medical appointments. Explore the emerging health dashboard and how to bring its information to a better conversation with your doctor.
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AI for Everyday Life | Anti-aging | Creative Destruction | exponential technologies | Extreme Longevity | Invest for the Singularity | Retirement Planning | Singularity
Staying Up With AI – It Matters
An introduction to keeping up with AI through a podcast, an AI-created video summary and plain-language notes. Explore the ideas, then return to the original conversation for context.
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AI for Everyday Life | Anti-aging | exponential technologies | Extreme Longevity | Health & Longer Lives | Living Independently | Retirement Planning
Smarter Health, Longer Life: What Adults 55+ Can Do Now
Watch the CARP Atlantic webinar and keep the free companion checklist. Explore practical ways to stay curious, prepare better health questions and make thoughtful use of new tools.
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AI for Everyday Life | Creative Destruction | exponential technologies | Retirement Planning | Singularity | Uncategorized
Raising Superman: The Most Important Parenting Job in Human History
A reflection on Mo Gawdat’s forecasts for AI, the values we bring to its development, and five human skills worth practising as technology changes.
