While artificial intelligence promises to extend human life, a silent fracture emerges: not everyone will access that longevity. The real disruption is not medical, it is structural. By Ehab Soltan HoyLunes — Historically, longevity was presented as a collective conquest. Vaccines, antibiotics, healthcare systems: advances designed to raise the life expectancy of entire populations. Progress, at least in…
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