AI and Anti-Aging Tech Capture Attention

Artificial intelligence (AI) and aging reversal technologies are stunning the world. The development of 'whole-body rejuvenation drugs' that reverse aging and the latest advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are attracting significant interest in the tech sector.

Dr. David Sinclair, a biologist at Harvard Medical School, is planning clinical trials for a 'whole-body rejuvenation drug' that can be taken orally, as part of a $110 million prize competition hosted by the XPrize Foundation.

Meanwhile, SXSW London hosted a talk titled 'Five Things You Need to Know About AI,' summarizing the latest trends in the AI field. Reuters added that Apple is set to unveil updates to Siri's AI capabilities, including standalone apps and screen reader functions, after a two-year delay.

The US White House and Congress are exploring ways to limit state-level AI regulations. Taiwan's authorities are considering strengthening export controls on AI chips to China. MIT Technology Review highlighted the potential for future AI chips to be manufactured on glass substrates.

Meta is operating a workforce development program called 'Workers Academy' to train personnel for building data centers. NPR reported that Meta launched this program not long after laying off 8,000 employees. Meta has quietly removed facial recognition code from its smart glasses app.