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Sanskar
Keen Learner and Exp... • 1y
Finally guys there's an AI to predict a person's likely time of death. This AI is trained on a datasheet of 1200 life expectancy studies with over 53 million participants. It uses information about diet, exercise, stress level and sleep to predict likely date of death. Source: NDTV World It's interesting to see there's an AI for almost anything and if you want to keep track of it you can save my AI directory which contains information about some of the awesome AIs on the internet and the best part you can also add one, Its expanding day by day here's the link
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