Sununu: AI will extend human lifespans to 100-105 and cure cancer
Chris Sununu · These Jobs Will Skyrocket in the AI Economy · Joe Lonsdale · Dec 30, 2025 · at 26:37
Former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu discusses why statutory retirement ages must rise in response to AI-driven increases in human longevity.
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“I do believe all this amazing AI technology is people, I think people's lifespans are going to increase exponentially. Not until like 200 years, but we're not going to be living to 75, but we're going to be more commonly living to a hundred or a 105. There'll be cures for cancer. You know, all of these Alzheimer's, all these things that are kind of killing people a little earlier.”
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