AI is really exciting. A computer system modeled after the human brain and nervous system detects neural connectivity issues in the human brain and nervous system brought on by Alzheimers. And, we are just scratching the surface of this technology. I believe the pace and acceleration of innovation for AI will be like nothing we've seen before. At some point, and we have seen a little bit of this already, it will basically build and enhance itself. This may become an arms race of corporations and countries having the largest neural networks. At first, these networks will be aggressively learning and making themselves more intelligent by modifying themselves.

> When it comes to Alzheimer's, early detection is crucial

How so? AFAIK currently there's no cure for Alzheimer's. What help brings an early diagnosis?

Alzheimer's is a degenerative disease. So, it is challenging to even test experimental treatments (or other interventions) unless you can identify individuals early in the disease process.

As far as I can research, diet plays a large role. As does environment.

do you mean a role in controlling the evolution of the disease once it has been diagnosed?

I mean every stage of it including whether or not a person develops it.