Life extension?

Certain species like lobsters, jellyfish, moles, and worms can live almost indefinitely, suggesting no inherent biological barrier condemning humans to age and die.

It's logical to expect that biotech powered by AI will explore ways not only to reverse aging but potentially halt the process entirely. The vast resources, data, and computing power available could redefine human lifespan and rewind biological clocks.

Never before have so many self-made individuals accumulated such wealth, determined to buy their way out of death.

What happens in a society where old people refuse to die? They accumulate resources, power, and conservative beliefs. As their bodies become younger, will they become more open-minded?

What if we can reverse aging not only in our bodies but also our minds? Will our technological titans stop acting like pompous teenagers, or devolve into childish despots throwing tantrums?

These future never-aging, never-dying, always-partying, eternal tech-founder-vampires could create a generation of postmodern, post-mortem Dorian Grays that surpass Oscar Wilde's wildest imagination.