Michio Kaku on Artificial Intelligence really changing the world as we know

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[paulh.]

Tell me you don't know biology without telling me you don't know biology

[jeremytaylor]

There are over 5000 known genetic diseases that in the future will be able to be repaired with crisper type techniques. And thousands of other unidentified diseases that will be able to be spotted by AI as he says.
It may be possible to repair the telomeres that shorten with age using the same technique.
The ancient Sumerian kings were supposed to live thousands of years and Antideluvian people lived almost a thousand.
It is probable that they were far advanced in biochemistry to us.

[leopalce]

It's going to be a big control evrething if it happens

[satisfiedmind]

By "us", you mean the Lords who ever seek to rule over "us". If anyone will benefit, it is the most corrupt of "us".

[NoosaHeads]

The Greenland shark lives for up to 500 years. That'd be enough but where are we going to fit these people?

[mskm]

But who is telling us that these AIs will give us the answer to immortality

[yousoufmoco]

God Knows Best.
I think, you will know better, scientists have alrdy spotted the age gene only working on a vector with another gene that’ll silence the age gene. Except undesired secondary effects remain unknown. Hope AI could help there and to identify genes to reverse paralysis and other inborn diseases due to gene malfunction mutation etc.

[lucianilie]

Argument is invalid. The passing of time would cause the body to age in time regardless what you do to it. HOWEVER... immagine a world where everyone is immune to any illness, imagine kids instead of being born with birth defects being born without a single flaw...no syndromes...no malformations. Ofc it comes into question ethics and morals... not to push towards personalisation of one but to only better it... immune to all but age... sounds pretty grand to me, and something of the future.

[chrisj]

I’m just here to learn from all the scientists in the comments 🥸

[clementmorrissette]

Bro it has already found lol there is no gene effect of aging is just the telomere Wich are like the end cap on every chromosome thinking over time if you make them more resistant aging can be cut down two or three tim slower we did it on mice who live tree time longer than average

[gearben]

This is probably the stupidest idea ever

Ageing is very likely a thing for a reason, and if not, there is no way we can change something as complex as this without messing up something very important we didn't think about

[irafair]

Delusional at best. AI will spell the end of mankind. It is inevitable. Mark my words.

[ahoj_at_azet_sk]

Even if you get it, that still won't give you eternal life, because eternal life is found only in Jesus Christ our Lord.

The Bible:
...and we are in him who is true, in his Son Jesus Christ. He is the true God and eternal life.