Retirement Singularity

What would change in your retirement picture if treatments could help us stay healthy for longer?
Here’s why the FDA’s recent discussion of aging research caught my attention, and what we still need to see from the science.
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Unusual for drug companies to be this bold, but,

Weight-loss drugs show signs of slowing biological aging, say drugmakers Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly found the popular medicines reduce molecular markers of age.

AI capabilities are advancing to impressive levels - so are it's uses by bad actors. https://www.retirementsingularity.com/when-the-scammer-sounds-like-someone-you-know/

A little consulting. Some part-time work. A business built on years of experience.
If working a little longer is part of your retirement picture, how might AI change the options?
This week’s RS Briefing looks at changing work, skills, planning tools and health-age headlines. Here’s a quick overview, including what the evidence can and can’t tell us.
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A new national survey this week: 64% of us think AI will steal our sense of purpose. The article (see below) made me think.
I think that the fear is not that the machines will be better at spreadsheets. It is that they will be better at the tasks that used to tell us who we were.

Perhaps purpose was never the task. It was the person on the other side of the task. Mentoring the kid who just got laid off. Cooking for the neighbor who just lost her husband. Showing up at the Tuesday table even when the conversation is slow.


https://www.elon.edu/u/news/2026/09/14/elon-survey-finds-most-americans-believe-human-purpose-is-in-peril-in-the-age-of-ai/

AI has it's downsides!!

Voice Cloning Scams: Is that really your family on the phone? 👉 Get my RS Briefing (free weekly insights):https://www.retirement...

AI just wrote a proof for a Millennium Prize problem, XPeng is mass-producing humanoid robots, and a generic version of Ozempic is now approved in Canada. The technology is arriving faster than access and evidence.

Longevity: AI-designed drug appears to slow down aging in trial A drug candidate created with AI reduced biological age markers across 6 proteomic clocks in a phase 2a trial, suggesting that it may help reverse predicted biological aging.

My new video introducing a practical way to use AI for health conversations, created especially for adults 60+.
Learn how to ask clearer questions, check AI’s answers with the four-step Trust Protocol, and protect your privacy.
https://go.retirementsingularity.com/ai-health-advantage-free

New weekly Retirement Singularity Briefing! It's free!
Each week, I select 4–5 stories and share:
• What happened, in plain English
• What it means for 60+
• My take on what deserves attention
• What we should keep in perspective
This week: AI-designed drugs, new ways to measure aging, and research into our immune systems and gut bacteria. Promising signals, with important unanswered questions.
If you’re curious about AI, longer lives and your next chapter, I’d love to have you join us.
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Live long, live well and prosper!
Michael