In interviews, popular electronic dance music (EDM) performer Steve Aoki frequently discusses his outlook on the future. In a specific discussion, he talked about a concept he named "Neon Future," which is focused on extending human life and creativity while delving into the secrets of the brain.

The work of well-known scientists Aubrey de Grey and Ray Kurzweil closely reflects Aoki's philosophy. Ray Kurzweil is well-known for his technological forecasts, especially those pertaining to artificial intelligence and its potential to improve human potential. According to him, we will reach a "Singularity" when technological development picks up speed to the point where it begins to meld with biological life forms, resulting in amazing improvements in longevity, creativity, and health.

In contrast, Aubrey de Grey is well-known for his studies on medical treatments that can reverse aging. His research focuses on creating methods to fix or eliminate harm caused by aging processes in our bodies. He hopes to greatly increase human lifespans and enhance quality of life by tackling these problems.

Aoki is referencing scientists such as Kurzweil and de Grey when he talks about extending lives and creativity while exploring the mysteries of the brain. These researchers are fostering our knowledge of how we can maximize human potential in ways that were previously believed to be impossible, much like a gardener carefully tends to each plant in the hopes of strong growth and an abundance of blooms.

This type of scientific advancement, according to Aoki, serves as the basis for his idea of the "Neon Future," in which biology and technology collaborate to build a more creatively vibrant and long-lived world. With the help of technology, this vision aims to improve every day in addition to extending life expectancy.