The app suggests lifestyle changes to increase longevity and features a countdown clock displaying your predicted death date.

AI may have its detractors, but never let it be said that the technology isn't at least helping us predict our own demise. Death Clock is a fun (!) AI app from San Francisco developer Brent Franson, founder of habit tracker Most Days,

The AI was trained on a dataset of more than 1200 life expectancy studies with some 53 million participants. Its answers may well be of interest to economists and money managers.

A new app, called “Death Clock”, claims to know how much time people have left. Its creators say that the system, powered by AI, offers a more exact way of knowing when its users might die. But it is also intended to help them try and stave that day off as long as possible.

Developed by Brent Franson, the Death Clock app uses advanced algorithms to estimate a person’s life expectancy by analysing over 1,200 studies related to longevity and a vast database comprising data from 53 million participants.

The Death Clock app uses AI to offer personalised life expectancy estimates based on lifestyle and health data. Despite initial login issues, it promises more accurate predictions than traditional methods.

Launched by Brent Franson, the AI-powered 'Death Clock' app predicts an individual’s death date based on personal health data. It uses extensive medical studies and health data to offer personalized health suggestions.