Death Clock, an AI-powered longevity app launched in 2024, estimates users' life expectancy based on lifestyle data and now offers optional biomarker blood panels for an additional fee. A basic panel costs $69 and checks markers like cholesterol, blood sugar, inflammation and vitamin D, while a fuller set of nine additional tests covering hormones, micronutrients and thyroid function costs $780. The writer tried the app and received a predicted death date in 2060 at age 74.
wired.com
· 2026-10-29
Longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson posted on X that he had built an AI agent to log negative comments about him, profile the commenters, map their social connections, and find their emails. He said the agent would send a mass email detailing critics' comments to their extended social networks, before later posting that the entire thing was a joke.
futurism.com
· 2026-10-22
Kate Tolo, girlfriend of biohacker Bryan Johnson, has described using a $2.6 million-funded concierge health protocol to investigate her longstanding suspected endometriosis rather than undergo a diagnostic laparoscopy. She says the effort, dubbed making her 'the female Bryan Johnson,' involves tracking more than 1,500 biomarkers from blood, urine and stool samples through the couple's wellness company, Immortals.
wired.com
· 2026-09-23
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