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Mehmood Khaan opening the Rejuvenation Startup Summit with an outstanding speech on the state of longevity and the groundbreaking work that Hevolution is doing in funding scientists around the globe.

With the Rejuvenation Startup Summit in Berlin the Forever Healthy Foundation produced a great platform for founders and investors to meet and learn from and about eachother.

Sometimes when you’re considering how to bring the power of AI to a clinical context, it sort of takes a new way of thinking to get inspired about what’s possible.

I was thinking about this the other day, inspired by some people who have been working hard on genomics, oncology research, and other types of biological and anatomical applications. There’s so much of it, suddenly, especially at these institutions that I’m so close to – to call it a “revolution” in my view, isn’t hyperbolic.

In the brand-new world of AI, we’re slowly learning that there’s a big difference between a small routine transaction like buying a hamburger, and something much more complex and high-stakes.


Human AI Robot With Flowing Binary High-Res Stock Photo — Getty Images

For reference, here’s more on the company’s mission statement:

“The company’s mission is to unlock and elevate human agency for everyone, freeing us up from the drudgery of daily boring tasks to focus on doing what we love. The vision is not of machines replacing humans but augmenting them. Through AI Agents, the team aims to amplify the human potential, allowing individuals to truly focus on what they love. With their AI products, MultiOn aspires to unlock parallelization for humanity: Imagine a world where tasks are conducted concurrently, no longer bound by the linear constraints of time of a single person.”