Longevity take: the last person to die of old age is probably in their 70s now
rand_longevity · x · 2026-09-30
A longevity-focused account makes a bold prediction: the last human who will die of old age has already been born and is probably in their 70s right now — implying anti-aging tech (accelerated by AI-driven biomedicine) will mature within this generation's remaining lifespan. A classic strong claim from the AGI/radical-longevity circle, offered without detailed argument.
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