Figure 1. The layered structure of machine learning, deep learning, and generative artificial intelligence in the context of aging research. ML encompasses foundational methods, including linear regression and support vector machines, for biomarker identification and biological age prediction. DL builds on ML, employing architectures such as convolutional and recurrent neural networks to analyze complex, multimodal datasets. GenAI extends DL capabilities through generative models, including GANs and transformers, enabling synthetic data generation, multimodal biomarker creation, and advanced applications in drug discovery and aging-related interventions.