DORIAN GRAY Project Releases New Video on Technology and Memory

19 Feb 2026

 The DORIAN GRAY Project has released a new YouTube video titled “The DORIAN GRAY Project: Empowering Healthy Aging with AI and Innovation”. 

The video addresses the growing challenges of memory loss in older adults, particularly those with heart conditions, where risks are higher. It highlights how technology and artificial intelligence can support memory and cognitive health before decline sets in, showcasing the project’s vision and engaging a broader audience across Europe. 

Watch the video on YT: The DORIAN GRAY Project: Empowering Healthy Aging with AI and Innovation 

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