Ten more years?

I’ll be 77 in a couple of months so I think I’m entitled to think about death, if only in passing. (Get it? “Passing?”) Today I asked ChatGPT what is the life-expectancy of a healthy 77 year old male living in the United States?

The life expectancy of a healthy 77-year-old male living in the United States can vary depending on factors such as overall health, lifestyle, genetics, and access to healthcare. On average a 77-year-old male in good health today can expect to live another 10 to 13 years, reaching an age of 87 to 90. If you’re particularly healthy, maintain good habits (e.g., regular exercise, a healthy diet, avoiding smoking, and managing stress), you might live even longer. The Social Security Administration’s actuarial data suggests that a male aged 77 has a remaining life expectancy of approximately 10.4 years, but this is just an average and doesn’t account for the benefits of excellent health or medical advancements.

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  1. And it’s reasonable to expect AI to significantly impact life expectancy through advances in medicine and related fields. Here are some key ways AI is poised to make a difference:

    1. Early Diagnosis and Prevention
    2. Personalized Medicine
    3. Drug Discovery and Development
    4. Better Chronic Disease Management
    5. Regenerative Medicine
    6. Lifestyle Optimization
    7. Revolutionizing Healthcare Delivery
    8. Aging Research

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