A decade ago, if someone were to tell us that anti-aging technology would be the next frontier for Silicon Valley’s tech magnates, we would laugh and ridicule them for being ballistic. The year was 2014 and modern-day technologies were still in their pre-teen stage. 

Today, the spread of AI-powered LLMs and Machine Learning models has allowed us to take robust quantities of meaningless data and give them some meaning. Autonomous taxis are now a reality. New treatments for chronic diseases are allowing our population to live better. The world is more digitally connected than ever. Science and technology have come a long way in just the last 10 years, let alone the last 20 years.

This rapid pace of advancement has us wondering whether humans can theoretically live for centuries. The oldest recorded human being was 122 years old, and our lifespan has been increasing in the last few years. 

With a shift in dialogue, what you hold in your hands today is a magazine that is answering questions that are only imagined by few. 

Have we been wrong about aging all along? Is there a future where humans live for over 100 years on average? What would the world look like if we could live for longer than we think?

While we are only scratching the surface, many are already in the pulse of it.

Gen-Z Editor Vansh Gupta reports on the growing field of anti-aging biotechnology, longevity tech, and geroscience.

AI/ML technology has advanced the treatment of cancer with early detection and more personalized care plans writes Gen-Z student, Yatharth Sharma.

Increasing interconnectedness between Geopolitics and technology raises concerns on the future of AI governance in many countries. Bharath Reddy discusses AI governance in India.

Doing taxes can be a very daunting task for many. Advisors can be expensive and third-party software could cause discomfort for some. Youth Editor Janam Gupta reports on new programs being implemented by the IRS.

Looking at the staggering comeback of the Sacramento Kings, Mehul Maurya shares the next steps for the Kings to solidify themselves as contenders in the NBA Western Conference.

With high-speed expressways, women-empowered entrepreneurship, and increased funding in infrastructure, India is on a path to becoming the new land of opportunity.

Bay Area resident, Dushyant Patel, shares the significance of Holi and the true spirit of celebrating Holi.

An internship in London and the urge to explore every corner of the city drives the series of upcoming travel articles that highlight Vansh Gupta’s two months in London.

Earning proper representation from the U.S. Census and seeing the South Asian culture take center stage in mainstream America, we are finally having our moment.

After years of keeping our head down and working hard, the South Asian community is finally reaping the rewards of its efforts. We feel proud of our vibrant culture, and our spirits keep our heads high as we build opportunities for the next generation of problem solvers.

With that spirit, we want to continue building this great magazine and inspire the next generation of dreamers. 

Here is to create change and letting the heart beat on. 

Cheers!