We are on the brink of a health span revolution, with advancements in AI and biotechnology potentially doubling human lifespan in the next decade.

By the early 2030s, scientific progress will allow us to regain more than a year of longevity for every year lived, effectively reversing aging in a significant way, while powerful AI could accelerate biological discoveries by at least ten times, potentially giving us 50 to 100 years of biological progress in just 5 to 10 years.

I predict we will reach longevity escape velocity by the end of 2030, meaning we can replace failing organs and extend life significantly.

I believe that in our lifetime, they will figure out a way to slow down aging, allowing us to live longer, possibly up to 200 years.

Research on life extension is challenging due to the lack of clear endpoints in human studies, making it difficult to measure the impact of interventions on longevity.

The average lifespan in the U.S. is around 79 years, but the average health span is only about 63 years, indicating a significant gap in quality of life as people age.

By around 2032, we will have made enough progress in scientific research to effectively stop aging, allowing people to live without the fear of dying from age-related causes.

People generally fear living to 120 because they associate it with the decline they see in older individuals, but advancements will ensure that aging won't be like that.

Most gains in life expectancy have come from older individuals, not just those over 80, but also those in their 60s and 70s.