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Chris Cuomo is turning to the public for their biggest curiosities about what lies ahead. In a new initiative, the veteran journalist is asking people to submit their questions about the future, specifically focusing on the rapid changes in technology, the expanding frontier of space, and the science of human longevity.
The move comes as artificial intelligence continues to reshape daily life, from how we work to how we create. Cuomo is reportedly interested in the ethical and practical dilemmas that come with these tools, and he wants to hear what everyday people are actually worried or excited about. Beyond AI, the conversation is also expected to touch on space exploration, including the push to colonize Mars and the growing role of private companies in the cosmos. Another major topic is aging, with recent breakthroughs in biotechnology promising to extend human lifespans in ways that were once science fiction.
Cuomo has not announced a specific date for when he will address these questions, but he is encouraging submissions now. The goal seems to be a grounded, no-nonsense discussion about what is real, what is hype, and what we should all be paying attention to.
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