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Sid Mukherjee: On A.I., Longevity and Being A Digital Human

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Siddhartha Mukherjee is a Professor at Columbia University, oncologist, and extraordinary author of Emperor of All Maladies (which was awarded a Pulitzer Prize), The Gene, and The Song of the Cell, along with outstanding pieces in the New Yorker. He is one of the top thought leaders in medicine of our era. “I have begun to imagine, think about what it would be to be a digital human..”—Sid Mukherjee Share Eric Topol (00:06): Well, hello, this is Eric Topol with Ground Truths, and I am delighted to have my friend Sid Mukherjee, to have a conversation about all sorts of interesting things. Sid, his most recent book, SONG OF THE CELL is extraordinary. And I understand, Sid, you're working on another book that may be cell related. Is that right? Sid Mukherjee  (00:30): Eric, it's not cell related, I would say, but it's AI and death related, and it covers, broadly speaking, it covers AI, longevity and death and memory —topics that I think are universal, but also particularly medicine. Eric T

Ground Truths Sid Mukherjee: On A.I., Longevity and Being A Digital Human 53 9 1× 0:00 Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -47:26 -47:26 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Sid Mukherjee: On A.I., Longevity and Being A Digital Human Mar 29, 2024 53 9 Share Siddhartha Mukherjee is a Professor at Columbia University, oncologist, and extraordinary author of Emperor of All Maladies (which was awarded a Pulitzer Prize), The Gene, and The Song of the Cell, along with outstanding pieces in the New Yorker. He is one of the top thought leaders in medicine of our era. “I have b

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