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The End of Aging Clocks: Training Foundation Models to Reason in Aging and Longevity

2026-03-30

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The aging clock paradigm has yielded dozens of specialist models that can estimate chronological age or mortality from virtually any biodata type. Yet each such model operates within a fixed modality, relies on a predetermined feature set, and produces limited biological interpretation. Here, we report Longevity-LLM v0.1, a Qwen3-14B model fine-tuned through supervised and reinforcement learning regimes on DNA met...

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38a0a7f4-ca71-50c2-9e61-bd8bf16bdd8e
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10.64898/2026.03.28.714980
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