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Rejuvenation and Inner Signals

Are we on the brink of reversing aging, or just feeling our way inside?

This week in tech, a biotech company is aiming to reprogram cells to reverse age-related diseases, potentially even aging itself. Meanwhile, researchers are decoding interoception – how your body senses its internal state – with implications for health and more.


Elsewhere, SpaceX's record-breaking IPO fuels debates on space dominance, while Jeff Bezos plans an AI powerhouse. China tightens tech regulation, and Google grapples with AI scams. Ukraine predicts a military AI revolution, and Anthropic faces backlash over its safety-first policies.


The tech world is buzzing about generative AI’s potential to transform gaming, making virtual worlds more immersive than ever before. And in the midst of all this, we can find comfort in Crocs x Super Mario shoes or the Danish Mullet Championship – life's simple pleasures never go out of style.

Original source:  https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/12/1138899/the-download-reprogramming-reverse-aging-interoception/
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