AI-designed drug works in humans: aging looks 'like a list of fixable problems'
rand_longevity · x · 2026-10-27
A longevity commentator highlights recent milestones: an AI-designed drug working in humans, a cellular reprogramming trial showing results, and a 194-year-old tortoise — arguing aging is looking "less like fate and more like a list of fixable problems."
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