Haut.AI, the AI-powered skin analysis that currently powers Neutrogena's Skin360 experience, launched SkinGPT's Aging Model on Oct. 21—a new AI technology with the capability of simulating up to 40 years of skin aging under different lifestyle and environmental conditions; looking into the future as the platform expands, there are intentions to use this AI to imitate how skincare ingredients may influence skin and anti-aging efforts over time as well.
The first third-party platform to try this AI system is Noom, a digital health platform that uses psychology-based behavior change to help users achieve weight loss and wellness goals through personalized coaching and educational tools. Noom will use this AI to generate an image of a member in about 30-years, previewing how their health will reflect in future years given their current lifestyle.
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Haut.AI, the AI-powered skin analysis that currently powers Neutrogena's Skin360 experience, launched SkinGPT's Aging Model on Oct. 21—a new AI technology with the capability of simulating up to 40 years of skin aging under different lifestyle and environmental conditions; looking into the future as the platform expands, there are intentions to use this AI to imitate how skincare ingredients may influence skin and anti-aging efforts over time as well.
The first third-party platform to try this AI system is Noom, a digital health platform that uses psychology-based behavior change to help users achieve weight loss and wellness goals through personalized coaching and educational tools. Noom will use this AI to generate an image of a member in about 30-years, previewing how their health will reflect in future years given their current lifestyle.
Per an Oct. 21 press release, the aging model will produce two versions of a user: themselves shaped by improved diet, exercise and skincare, and another demonstrating what unhealthy habits will look like on their skin in a few years. The platform considers details such as current skin texture and tone, as well as weight-related changes, enabling virtual try-ons in skincare.
The model offers two modes: Skin Aging Mode, which focuses only on dermatological changes and Full-Face Aging Mode, which extends to hair graying, UV exposure and weight-related effects, per the release.
“This visualization turns abstract health advice into undeniable reality, motivating action today for a longer, healthier tomorrow. Beauty and wellness are no longer reactive; they're predictive and empowering," said Anastasia Georgievskaya, CEO of Haut.AI.
According to Haut.Ai, as the company moves forward with this platform and its existing collaboration with Neutrogena, Ulta Beauty and more, it intends to provide a look into the aging process and prevention methods to measure what consumers need and how to fulfill the needs. By providing a visual of how routines may affect them over time, it lends a hand to personalized, science-backed experiences and has the potential to impact future formulations.
The 'Future Me’ feature is now available on the Noom application. "By visualizing how today's habits can shape tomorrow's health, we're turning abstract goals into tangible motivation—empowering people to make better decisions now so they can live better longer," said Geoff Cook, CEO of Noom.
