Longevity
Epigenetic Aging Clocks Can Lose Accuracy Across Populations
A new human study finds that several DNA methylation aging clocks lose accuracy across genetically admixed populations, exposing…
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Voice Transcripts Can Make AI Reasoning Less Reliable
A USC-led study finds that voice-transcription rewrites can reduce language-model accuracy more than ordinary keyboard mistakes, especially on…
Longevity
A Local Brain-Age Map Reveals Where Aging Looks Most Advanced
A USC-led PNAS study maps regional brain aging from MRI, linking local structural patterns with cognition while remaining…
AI
AtumAI Turns Datacenter Policy Design Into a Search Problem
A Microsoft Azure and UT Austin research framework uses formal constraints, simulation, and feedback to search for better…
Longevity
Aging T Cells Lose Mitochondrial Protein-Making Machinery
A new PNAS study links declining mitochondrial ribosome organization to weaker CD8 T-cell function with age, while intervention…
AI
ExtractBench Shows Why AI Document Accuracy Is Not Enough
A new enterprise-document benchmark shows why accurate values alone do not make an AI extraction system dependable: completeness,…
Longevity
Mitochondrial Plaques Add a New Layer to Alzheimer’s Biology
Researchers report mitochondrial plaques in Alzheimer’s disease models and postmortem human tissue, revealing a possible link between damaged…
AI
AI Agent Judges Are Too Quick to Declare Success, OSReward Study Finds
A new benchmark finds that AI evaluators often accept failed computer-use agent runs as successes, creating a measurement…
Longevity
Buck Campaign Targets the Data Gap in Women’s Aging
A new Buck Institute campaign seeks to build permanent research infrastructure around ovarian biology, sex-aware aging data, and…