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Kyle Wang
Kyle (Kai) Wan, actuarial governance leader and assistant appointed actuary at Genworth, chairs the American Academy of Actuaries' Life Experience and Assumptions Committee.
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Oct 8, 2026
What Happens When We Live Longer? Kyle Wan on Longevity and Risk
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5:02Kyle WangGUEST
Before we talk about mortalities, I would say what we have done all these years from the human beings are living longer actually representing one of the most, most greatest achievements from human being.
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5:16Kyle WangGUEST
So think about, like, three thousand years ago or two thousand years ago, people life spans around thirty to forty years.
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5:26Kyle WangGUEST
And also at that point in time, we don't have the light bulbs here and people living in darkness at nighttime.
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5:33Kyle WangGUEST
So basically, everyone has, like, good life for eight hours for thirty to forty years.
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5:39Kyle WangGUEST
But now with all the advanced technology, we, our lifespan becomes around close to eighty years old.
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David NolanHOST
But what happens when the experience you're looking at does not represent the world that we're heading into? How do you change the variables to make it whole?