Dr. Rhonda Patrick

It's an interesting thought experiment because it might be something that is unexpected and surprising, like more just empathy or human qualities or arts or being able to make something really creative that you're not really going to be able to do with AI, right?

I don't know.

or being able to sing a beautiful song.

AI can make that music.

You were talking about Tupac.

My husband and I make AI music for my son to help him.

He's been learning Mandarin.

It's amazing.

The music that AI can make, it's almost frightening because you might go, wow, what's going to happen to the music industry?

I do think that at the end of the day, what's going to happen is as we get more advanced with AI, and as you mentioned, perhaps

we do become smarter maybe through gene engineering and all sorts of other techniques and advancements, I think it's gonna go back to the human condition and that's gonna be more impressive.

I think that's, I don't know, that's just a guess.

I mean, you know, the arts and empathy and just, you know, being creative and creating something that you're not gonna be able to get, which is facts, right?

Mistakes.

I love it.

We all make them.

Yeah, I feel the same way when I get an email in, and it's so obvious when it's AI-generated.

I crave the real authentic email, not AI generated, right?

I've heard of him.

I say that right now, the tests that are done to measure biological age, and I did talk about this a little bit without going into detail, they're done on a population level.