I semi-retired last month, stepping away from my daily podcast and handing over the DML CBD business and DML News App to my kids to pursue new ventures. One is launching DML Teas, an all-natural herbal tea brand with my daughter Ashley, currently in the research phase but set to launch within a year. My other passion is AI, which I find endlessly exciting. After brainstorming numerous AI ideas, I’ve zeroed in on one: a model that could let you live on forever, even after death. I’m keeping the details under wraps until I finalize the plan and patent the process, but I promise it’s groundbreaking, and I’ll share more once it’s ready. My TeamDML members will be the first to have access when it happens.

I know I am onto something huge, especially when I see the news that comes from a newsletter I subscribe to — Superhuman AI. It is the most often run ad on my newsletters, and I truly love reading it. You can check them out for yourself — their ad is below, and YES, full disclosure, I do get paid $~1 if you visit the site, even if you do not sign up. The funding helps keep my newsletters free, and I vet every promo before posting them on here.

Below is something astonishing!
It was published by Superhuman AI this week. It confirms that I am correct, you’ll be able to live forever even after your physically gone. Check out the advancements being made:

From Superhuman AI: What if you could relax your brain just like you do other muscles — by giving it a massage? A startup wants to use AI to do exactly that.

With $12M in new funding, Sanmai Technologies has developed a helmet that can perform ultrasounds on your brain in precise spots to potentially help alleviate conditions like epilepsy, depression, and chronic pain. It also features an AI companion that can guide you through different treatments and identify the ones that seem to be working the best.

Sanmai is far from alone: There are now at least 20 companies, including Elon Musk’s Neuralink, working on brain-computer interfaces. But one thing that makes Sanmai unique is that it’s completely non-invasive and low-intensity, meaning there are fewer chances of encountering major side effects.

Why it matters: If successful, it’d open up an entirely new path for treating mental health conditions. Ideally, the device would cost less than $500 too, making it much more accessible than its pricey rivals. Sanmai has already started testing out its device to treat anxiety, and it’s currently talking to the FDA about expanding to other conditions soon.

IMAGINE: One of the greatest issues in the USA is mental health, and yet it gets brushed under the rug. Imagine what we could with sick people — make them well — and we can do it with something as simple as a helmet that can repair and reset a brain suffering from mental health issues. Remember, we are still in the early stages of AI. Within a year, maybe two, people who are crippled will walk — people who are blind will see— the deaf will hear — the sick will heal — and the dead will be with us even after they are gone.

I often write about how AI is very dangerous— in various ways, but it’s also the most amazing development in modern times. A year from now, nothing will be the same as it is today. I am investing heavy in AI companies, and into my concept. AI is so exciting, and I’m so happy I gave Superhuman a try — I have learned so much.

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