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Peter Quarry is a retired psychologist and writer.

Does being older really make you wiser? It depends on the mistakes you’ve made
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Does being older really make you wiser? It depends on the mistakes you’ve made

Researchers have developed an AI–powered chatbot that simulates a person’s older self and responds to your questions.

  • by Peter Quarry

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