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Can a Website Predict How Long You will Live?



Humans are like time bombs they have limited time on earth. The are a lot of predictions on the length of human life depending on health and age and other such factors. Young.AI is a new product in beta testing face the uses artificial intelligence (A.I.) to predict a lifespan by tracking the age of our existence in order to derive a biological age hence finding out our lifespan.
Young.AI is a project of Insilico Medicine whose aim is to use “Artificial Intelligence For Drug Discovery, Biomarker Development & Aging Research.” This followed possibly the largest analysis conducted in the longevity field and produced a model using “several deep learning-based predictors of biological age trained upon population-specific blood biochemistry and haematological cell count datasets.” that was published in the Journal of Gerontology. "today, thanks to A.I. and the incredibly fast computational power of our deep learning neural networks, we can discover patterns and formulas in a huge pool of blood work that could not be discovered just a few years ago.” says Polina Mamoshina, a senior research scientist at Insilico Medicine, so AI analysis the company aligned blood Chemistry with age ethnicity and other data. The project looked at 21 common blood parameters and took those into account too. The algorithm produced is able to determine an individual’s life expectancy quite accurately.
A great part of this all is that it is free. One can simply visit the Young.AI website. One has to, however, have to have their blood locally tested for 18 parameters, and then upload the results to the Young.AI site, along with a facial photo for another Insilico AI algorithm that can assess ageing based on visual indicators. It only takes a few seconds for the site to return a report, and you have your answers in your hands.
References:
Read the actual article at : 
https://bigthink.com/robby-berman/an-ai-algorithm-predicts-your-expiration-date

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