Bryan Johnson uses Kernel's Flow neuroimaging technology to measure his brain age at 36. The latest version, Flow 2, is lighter and more comfortable than earlier iterations, marking six years of development toward quantifying brain age.
I'm going to be the first person in the world to find out my brain age using Kernel Flow. This technology which my team and I built over the past six years. Most thought it was impossible. We pulled it off today. I'm going to get my brain age calculated for the first time. What? That's pretty good news. Okay. This is very preliminary result. This is something the team always has at Colonel B's brain age from Gamma. This is our former technology from his previous scans is roughly 36 years old. This is pretty exciting. And we have a new recording today. We call from our latest iteration, Flow 2, which is superior in so many ways. It was very comfortable wearing today. I've worn the other versions for it feels like hundreds of hours. They were pretty uncomfortable. Very heavy, hurt the neck. This one's beautifully designed. It's very easy to wear. It's also aesthetically very pleasing.
