[michael_leachim]

We are going to have massive shift towards rejuvenation. That is the thing that everybody wants including countries as a whole.

Who wouldn't want to reverse aging and almost fix most of the disease and costs associated with it on their population. Who, on individual level, wouldn't want to look 20 again.

Right now, the problem seems to be that we, in general, we do not believe that such thing is possible.

This will change as soon as we have a robust rejuvenation event at least in mice. After that, the rejuvenation is going to be the new field where all the investors money will go.

On a more modest perspective, stuff related to health and longevity will also see growth. New sensors, new ways to gradually improve health using tech.

[michael_leachim]

I would say, that it is less of a prediction for 2023 and more of a trend. Like. I think about the next decade being predominately health/longevity focused.

There is also some interesting application for statistical models like ChatGPT and beyond. I would say, that text generation is not the most interesting application for such models.

For example, what kind of properties we could infer from our genome using network models.