Who gets to ask the questions that shape human health? As AI brings research tools within reach of individuals, Last Old Man explores citizen science through the most personal frontier: aging and the possibility of rejuvenation. One person's decision to experience natural aging becomes an inquiry into evidence, autonomy, and what it might mean to begin again.
We are building machines that extend what the human mind can do. What happens when their intelligence becomes inseparable from our own? Mitch Kelly's third original book explores the wisdom and judgment we will need as the boundary between people and their technology begins to change.
