Reproductive Longevity, Digital Identity & AI’s Moral Dilemma

In this episode of the Polymath Podcast, @KaylaBarnesLentz and ⁨@HarperCarrollAI⁩ discuss one of the most fascinating and sometimes unsettling frontiers in tech: the rise of AI likeness and what it means for identity, trust, and privacy. From creators debating whether to release their digital avatars to deepfake scandals and misinformation, we explore how generative models are reshaping what “real” even means.

Beyond AI, Kayla shares a new longevity update on rapamycin and groundbreaking research on delaying menopause and improving women’s health outcomes. The conversation flows into fertility metrics, egg freezing, and the science behind AMH with a balance of expert insight and personal stories.

The episode closes on a reflective note: what secure attachment really feels like, how faith and friendship help rewire our sense of safety, and why true peace often comes from stability not intensity.

We explore:

▪️ How the AI likeness era could reshape trust, creativity & consent

▪️ The line between human authenticity and digital identity

▪️ Why rapamycin & fertility research could redefine longevity

▪️ The connection between health, faith & emotional peace

▪️ How secure attachment transforms relationships & everyday calm

▪️ What the next decade of health & AI innovation might look like

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