A new AI tool has emerged online that claims to predict an individual’s potential time of passing. Developed by Sune Lehmann, a professor from the Technical University of Denmark, this groundbreaking algorithm, named life2vec, utilizes various aspects of a person’s life to estimate life expectancy with around 78% accuracy. The tool, similar to ChatGPT, analyzes factors such as income, profession, residence, and health history to forecast outcomes, including death. It also takes into account personalities and decisions like relocating to another country. However, it is important to note that the accuracy and reliability of these predictions are not guaranteed. The information should be taken solely for entertainment purposes.
AI Tool Life2Vec Uses Personal Data to Predict Longevity and Life Decisions, Denmark
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