If AI becomes our caregiver, educator, and companion—what values must we encode into the future of aging?

The convergence of artificial intelligence and longevity is one of the most profound frontiers of our time. As societies age and lifespans extend, the question is no longer just how long we live – but how well we live, and how equitably.

Artificial intelligence offers unprecedented possibilities: personalised health prediction, cognitive support, age-friendly systems design, and scalable care solutions for rapidly ageing populations. But it also poses risks – of deepened inequity, depersonalised care, and ethical blind spots.

This session explores how AI can serve not just as a tool of efficiency, but as a force of human dignity. Together, they ask: How can we ensure the technology of the future honours the wisdom of the past – and centres care, inclusion, and meaning at the heart of innovation?

This dialogue will illuminate how longevity and AI must co-evolve, with a call for values-aligned leadership at the intersection of science, technology, and humanity. Join this session to examine how AI, capital, and care systems can transform aging into a source of dignity, connection, and social resilience.