The first person capable of living 1,000 years has been born
The human life expectancy is approximately 100 years. That could change, as according to a scientist, the first person who will be able to live approximately 1,000 years has already been born. Scientist and author of "The Singularity is Nearer," Raymond Kurzweil, has spoken about the union of biotechnology and artificial intelligence and how they will enable people to outlive their life expectancy.
"The only solution, longevity researchers argue, is to cure aging itself (...). In short, we need the ability to repair the damage caused by aging at the level of individual cells and local tissues. Several possibilities for achieving this are being explored, but I believe the most promising ultimate solution is nanorobots ," Kurzweil argues.
According to Raymond, despite how absurd it may sound today, with the advancement of AI, nanorobots could replace human organs. "By controlling the supply of these vital substances, adjusting their levels as needed, and maintaining organ structures, nanorobots can keep a person's body healthy indefinitely."
"The only solution, longevity researchers argue, is to cure aging itself (...). In short, we need the ability to repair the damage caused by aging at the level of individual cells and local tissues. Several possibilities for achieving this are being explored, but I believe the most promising ultimate solution is nanorobots ," Kurzweil argues.
According to Raymond, despite how absurd it may sound today, with the advancement of AI, nanorobots could replace human organs. "By controlling the supply of these vital substances, adjusting their levels as needed, and maintaining organ structures, nanorobots can keep a person's body healthy indefinitely."
- Tags: envejecimiento IA nanotecnología
- Karen Hernández
