Death Calculator: Can AI Predict Your Fate?

Scientists Develop a Device That Predicts Death with 78% Accuracy!

A team of scientists from the U.S. and Denmark has developed the world’s first “death calculator,” which uses artificial intelligence to estimate a person’s lifespan and predict their time of death with 78% accuracy. This device, called Life2vec, also predicts how much wealth you’ll have at the time of your passing.

How Does the “Death Calculator” Work?

Life2vec was developed by inputting health and demographic data from six million Danish citizens into the model. This smart calculator uses information like income, occupation, and medical records to determine how long a person is likely to live.

The Link Between Social Status and Longevity

Previous research has shown that factors like gender, smoking, and mental health play a role in determining lifespan. High income and leadership positions contribute to a longer life. Life2vec encodes these factors into its data model to predict your lifespan.

Impressive Results, But Not for Everyone!

Life2vec was tested on individuals aged 35 to 65, accurately predicting who would pass away with 78% accuracy. However, the scientists caution that this technology is not yet available for public use and may not be as accurate for people outside Denmark.

Scientists Warn: This Device Shouldn’t Fall into the Hands of Insurance Companies!

The scientists warn that this technology could be exploited by insurance companies or big tech firms to manipulate individuals based on their predicted lifespan. The goal of the research is to provide scientists with a new tool to better understand the factors that influence life outcomes.

Thus, Life2vec remains a research tool, far from commercial use, but it opens up new debates about the role of AI in predicting the personal future of every human being.

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