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Adapting technology to enhance learning, memory, and longevity across the lifespan.
ExploreArtificial intelligence and advanced sensing systems are reshaping how we learn, think, and age. These technologies will become what we choose to build them to be.
At the Asheville Institute for Memory and Longevity, we work to ensure that these technologies are developed in ways that strengthen human cognitive capacity, support physiological resilience, and promote long-term wellbeing.
AIML is a nonprofit community of scientists and engineers dedicated to advancing human-centered, adaptive technologies. We design feedback-driven systems that preserve human agency, reinforce stability, and enhance performance in complex human–technology environments.
Our work is grounded in rigorous research, ethical design, and a commitment to public benefit.
Advancing educational technologies that promote responsible AI use and strengthen cognitive control.
Developing wearable systems designed to support physiological stability and long-term resilience in serious-illness.
Speaker: Dr. Mark Dranias, PhD — An interactive session on brain aging, risk reduction, and long-term cognitive resilience. Research supported brain-healthy habits are presented.
