Physicists from Cornell University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University have detailed how the universe will come to an end and ...

What is Death Clock AI? When you first open the app (available on iOS or Google Play), you're greeted by a screen that says you can "live longer, better," then asked to tap a button that says ...

But Death Clock is a giant step ahead with its reliance on artificial intelligence, which is fed by user data and trained on more than 1,200 life expectancy studies, ...

T hursday, Feb. 13, 2070, is the day I will die, according to Death Clock, an AI-powered app that crunched the numbers on my lifestyle, compared me with the results of 1,217 scientific studies and ...

An AI-powered "death clock" has predicted when users will die — all the way down to the second they will die. According to the site, over 63 million "death tests" have been run.

A new app called Death Clock predicts the date of its users’ deaths and offers tips on how to push that date back. Naturally, I had to try it myself. The questionnaire started with basics like ...

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Jamey Tucker looks into the legitimacy of the app "Death Clock" which claims to know how long you could live based on the information you put in. By KWCH Staff Published : Oct. 29, 2024 at 7:42 AM CDT ...

Death Clock AI officially launched on Sept. 18, though it's been available in earlier forms in the Apple App Store since May. It's also available through Google Play for Android.

“Death Clock” takes life seriously. It uses AI and scientific data to make an estimation of the date of your final curtain. Not to be morbid, but to live better and longer.

A new artificially intelligent so-called Death Clock, with daintily drawn illustrations of the Grim Reaper and all, will tell you when your expiration date is coming -- in an effort to keep users ...

Death Clock AI delivered me a "longevity plan" that includes recommended bloodwork and labs, supplements, screenings, and things to talk about with my doctor.