Wired reporter tests AI longevity app Death Clock, which predicts her death at 74
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Wired's reporter bought a $69 Death Clock subscription and a $29 stress test from the AI longevity app, which predicted she would die on August 10, 2060, at age 74.
After she mentioned a family history of diabetes, the app lowered the predicted age of death to 73. The reporter then had her blood drawn at Quest Diagnostics, one of Death Clock's lab partners, as part of the test.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 29, 6:17 AM ET
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AIWired's reporter bought a $69 subscription and a $29 stress test from Death Clock, an AI longevity app that predicted she would die at 74 on August 10, 2060. After she mentioned a family history of diabetes, the app cut her predicted age of death to 73. The article describes her blood draw at Quest Diagnostics, one of Death Clock's lab partners.
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