Artificial intelligence could be key to helping you live longer and healthier

When it comes to longevity, it's helpful to think of your personal expiration date as something more than just the day you'll die. Religion and spirituality have a variety of takes on mortality, as does the rapidly progressing world of science. A common medical view is that there are two types of age: your chronological age and your biological age. Chronologically, the number of years you lived is considered your age, and when you pass away, that total becomes your age of death. It's simple math, and the averages are used to determine a generalized sense of life expectancy for massive populations.