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He advocates for a cautious, regulated approach—emphasizing that gene editing will be instrumental in repairing the damage of aging but must be conducted responsibly. He dismisses fears about "playing God," arguing that editing genes to repair or optimize human health is a moral imperative as we unlock more powerful tools.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Automation
De Grey remains optimistic about technological progress overall. He sees AI and automation as key enablers—not threats—facilitating more efficient research, diagnostics, and therapy development. He dismisses fears that AI might become uncontrollable, noting that current progress relies heavily on human oversight and interaction.