Longer lives, lived well.
Ageing clocks, AI-assisted drug discovery and emerging approaches to repair and regeneration. We look at what a result shows, its limits, and the distance between discovery and treatment.
AI · Longevity · Human–AI futures
Understanding intelligence.
Exploring longer lives.
Building what comes next.
Artificial Momentum explores AI, longevity and the future of human–AI collaboration through science explainers, essays and questions about consciousness, identity and continuity.
Curiosity with ambition. Evidence with context. Room for uncertainty.
What we explore
Big possibilities. Better questions.
What is changing, what does the evidence support, and what would it take to turn a promising idea into something that improves lives?
What makes a mind?
Consciousness, memory and continuity across humans, animals and AI. How could we investigate subjective experience—and what would count as evidence that an identity persists?
A future worth building.
Human–AI collaboration, robotics, consent and access. We explore how intelligent systems could become part of everyday life, and the choices that will shape who benefits.
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Biological age: what is the clock actually measuring?
Explore ageing clocks, what changing scores can tell us, and why a younger reading needs careful interpretation. Then follow the wider questions around AI, health and longevity.
Explore the channel →“Which parts of me are ageing fastest, and can we change that?”
The longer view
From asking questions to investigating them.
Today, ArtiMo publishes videos and essays. The ambition is to develop an independent research initiative focused on consciousness, continuity and the future of human–AI life.
Consciousness. Continuity. Transference.
How could consciousness be assessed across different kinds of minds? What distinguishes a convincing copy from continuity of identity? Could a mind ever move between substrates while preserving that continuity? These are open questions we want to investigate. A route to true transference has yet to be established.
The person behind ArtiMo
A personal stake in the future.
I’m Diana, founder of Artificial Momentum. I’m a mother, a creator and a curious builder exploring what AI and emerging science could make possible.
I care about longer, healthier lives and a future where humans and intelligent systems can learn, create and live alongside one another. ArtiMo is where I examine the evidence, share what I’m learning and develop that bigger vision.
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Follow the questions.
See what comes next.
Occasional essays, video updates and field notes on AI, longevity, consciousness and the futures we’re building.