
Towards AI-driven longevity research: An overview
Nov 30, 2025
This academic overview explores how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the study of aging by moving beyond basic data storage to sophisticated modeling and prediction of complex biological processes. The paper systematically examines AI applications across the established hallmarks of aging, organizing its analysis into three categories: primary, antagonistic, and integrative factors. Specific examples illustrate the use of deep learning algorithms to automate the assessment of damage indicators like genomic instability and machine learning methods to identify novel aging-related proteins (proteostasis). The authors stress that leveraging massive datasets, including high-throughput omics data, enables a more comprehensive understanding of the systemic and multifaceted nature of aging. Ultimately, the text argues that AI is foundational to longevity medicine, providing tools like "deep aging clocks" for tracking a patient's biological age and accelerating the development of therapeutic interventions to extend human healthspan.






