Scary or comforting? You can find out when you will die thanks to artificial intelligence

Although death may seem frightening, it is a reality that no living being can escape. The fact that we do not know when or under what conditions we will die is one of the reasons for this fear. However, this uncertainty may now be coming to an end.

According to an analysis published in the New York Post, the application calculates death factors to help push people toward healthy changes.

The purpose of the application is to warn people to make meaningful changes in their lives before it is too late.

The company's founder, Brent Franson, says, "In today's world, healthcare is often reactive, intervening only when problems arise and usually when it is too late." According to Franson, the Death Clock is equipped with tips on healthy living and encourages individuals to lead a longer and healthier life.

Personal health documents such as blood tests and genetic screenings can be uploaded to the application. The artificial intelligence then creates a personalized 'longevity plan' in light of the entered data.

Users of the application state that the questions asked range from biological factors such as cholesterol levels to questions about both sleep and mental health, as well as how much a person sits per day. Other questions revolve around diet, physical activity, smoking, and whether or not one has a social life.

Death Clock was officially released on September 18; you can see your date of death for free on the app, but you need to pay 40 dollars annually for the 'longevity plan' offered to improve your health and postpone your potential date of death.

Comments on social media are divided, with some calling the application creepy, while others argue it is a good motivational tool.