Longevity
A Cold-Response Signal Connects Worm Tissues
New worm research links muscle to distant tissues through BH2. TENS examines what that communication adds to earlier cold-response findings—and what remains unproven.
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Infinity Makes AI Agents Cheaper to Pause. Can They Resume Correctly?
TENS examines Infinity’s new agent runtime through three practical tests: current approvals, completed tasks and repeated events.
Longevity
Vascular Aging Maps Must Preserve Each Cell’s Local Job
A new map of aging blood-vessel cells makes a seemingly simple question harder to answer: what would it…
AI
AI Software Proofs Need to Follow the Build That Ships
Anthropic and Theorem’s new software-verification release gives open-source maintainers something more concrete than an AI assurance: proof files…
Longevity
Bone Loading Extends Mouse Survival. Human Benefits Need Separate Tests.
Bone may do more than bear the weight of an aging body. A study published in Cell Metabolism…
AI
AI Charts Need to Remember What the Reader Selected
Flint-interactive makes AI charts easier to explore. TENS examines how selections, filters and resets should stay attached to…
Longevity
GPCR Networks Need a Test of Their Added Value
A new aging-research proposal puts the added value of coordinated cellular targets to a test.
AI
AI Monitoring Needs Proof That Warnings Reach a Decision
METR’s October 22 account of an external examination of OpenAI’s internal agent monitoring raises a practical question for…
Longevity
MrOS Images and the Value of Follow-Up
NIA’s image release creates opportunities to connect bone measurements with later function, provided researchers preserve timing, sample boundaries…