Bridging the Digital Divide: The Collision and Integration of Media Intelligence and Age-friendliness in the Context of Aging

Abstract

With the aging of the global population, the integration between media intelligence and age-friendliness becomes particularly important. Media intelligence, through technological means such as big data and cloud computing, enables personalized contents delivery and intelligent interaction. However, these advanced technologies often deviate from the usage habits and needs of the elderly. Older people may be unskilled in using smart devices, feel overwhelmed by information overload, and have concerns about privacy protection. Therefore, it is necessary to find a balance point in the collision between media intelligence and through technological means such as big data and cloud computing so that media intelligence can better serve the elderly. This paper aims to explore the collision and integration of media intelligence and age-friendliness in the context of aging and proposes corresponding strategies to bridge the digital divide.