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Barriers to full benefit of AI for older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

This cycle was not helped by the behavior of earlier AI technologies like voice assistants. For example, despite broad implementation of a tool to detect sepsis via EHR software , it turned out to do a poor job at detection, and worse, doctors did not really understand how it worked. These include: Ethical dilemmas.

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Four observations from AI and the Future of Care Work research

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Doctors and nurses are burning out, especially in the ER. Tech tools offer training and concierge-like assistance. category tags: Home Care , home health care , senior living , AI and machine learning You know the statistics and they are alarming. Demand and costs are up, and availability of workers is down.

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Four factors underpin AI potential in health and home care

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Even with wealth, older adults at some point in their lives will need some level of assistance. The last-ditch choices will be emergency room visit or long wait for a doctor visit. Tech will assist work in home and home healthcare. Healthcare delivery is migrating away from hospitals.

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AI and the Internet of Caring Things

Aging in Place Technology Watch

when applied to the aging population, to allow family members, doctors, and caregivers to proactively monitor the health and well-being of the world’s aging population." category tags: Generative AI , AI and machine learning , Voice/AI/Voice Assistants , AgeTech

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Voice First and Health – What’s notable and not so much?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Observers have high hopes, both for Atul Gewande’s role leading the Amazon – Berkshire Hathaway – JP Morgan Chase partnership – and for ways Alexa can assist patients and doctors, maybe considering Suki for Doctors , the model of KidsMD or its partnership-based Flu Doctor Skill.

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Voice First Technology and Older Adults – Three Years Later

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Is this ‘magical’ technology (and its plethora of virtual assistants) in the peak of inflated expectation or has it just come off the peak headed for the trough of disillusionment , just another tech with plenty of current deficiencies and still-unfulfilled promise? The doctor also still types – or has a scribe standing by.

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What’s next with Voice tech and seniors?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The last published eMarketer survey in 2019 sized the software voice assistant (Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa et al.) But according to a late 2019 AARP survey , only 20% of the 50+ population use voice assistants – and for the 70+, only 12%. So let’s say you have an assistant on your smartphone and a smart speaker in your house.