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Longevity experts reveal when humans will start living to 1,000

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Experts say we're on the cusp of technologies that could make immortality possible.

Futurologist Dr Ian Pearson , Google 's Ray Kurzweil , and biomedical researcher Aubrey de Grey have set dates for when this future might arrive.

By 2050 , the wealthiest people could achieve immortality through a mix of cutting-edge technologies.

By 2029 , artificial intelligence will match human intelligence, leading to immortality by 2045 .

De Grey argues that medical advances could make aging a curable disease.

Senolytics are a new class of drug designed to eliminate dead, 'zombie cells' from the body before they accumulate and contribute to harmful inflammation. 'We're at a point where we understand enough about the process that we can start to try to intervene,' Steele said. By 2050 , de Grey's vision could make death from aging a thing of the past, offering a medical path to eternal life..

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