AI Death Calculator: Can It Really Predict When You’ll Die?

A brand new tool called AI death calculator named by people has been chilling the spines of many. It uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) software that reviews personal records and calculates the user’s lifespan with a reported accuracy of 78%. Developed by a collaboration of Danish and American researchers, the AI death calculator is an AI death forecast that employs such information as income, medical history, and even social media activity to form a user’s health profile.

Although the tool is claimed to give insight into life risks and relevant preventive measures, some worry about merely being told what the measure would be. However, some people are anxious and invite the danger by use of the AI death calculator, and therefore, caution is to be taken into account.

Alongside the emergence of the IDC is the appearance of fake sites that steal the name of the authentic website. Criminals have devised these scam sites to get one’s personal information, with the security of the government tool being an even greater concern (especially if you plan to try out the app when it eventually becomes available).

The fact that even developers themselves have made a warning against these scams and they also claimed that the AI death calculator is yet for public use. To summarize, the question has been raised over the line of morality and possible risks associated with AI-based death rate prediction technology.