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People are generally living longer. This is good news! We have more time to do things we want to do, go to places we want to go, and spend time with people we want to spend time with. Longevity, however, does come with challenges, and one of them is the possibility of experiencing cognitive decline in the later stages of life.

Anyone who has ever been a parent remembers that moment when you’ve just brought your new baby home from the hospital and the reality hits you: You’re going to be a parent for the rest of your life!

Artificial Intelligence has been around for decades, but it is now demanding more and more of our attention. Without question, this technology holds tremendous promise for our ability to create more and more sophisticated computer programs; indeed, this potential is driving much of the current pricing activity in the financial markets, with companies such as chipmaker NVIDIA, Meta, Inc. (formerly Facebook), Amazon.com, and others receiving increasingly high valuations because of their investment in and use of AI technology.