The Promise of Artificial Intelligence in Supporting an Aging Population

IF 2.2 Q3 ENGINEERING, INDUSTRIAL
S. Czaja, Marco Ceruso
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Abstract

The aging of the population is a great achievement but also poses challenges for society, families, and older adults. Because of age-related changes in abilities, many older adults encounter difficulties that threaten independence and well-being. Further, the likelihood of developing a disability or a chronic condition increases with age. Currently, family members provide a significant source of support for older adults. However, changes in family and social structures raises questions regarding how care will be provided to future cohorts of older adults. There is clearly a need for innovative strategies to address care needs of future generations of aging individuals. Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications hold promise in terms of providing support for older adults. For example, applications are available that can track and monitor vital signs, health indicators, and cognition; or provide support for everyday activities. This paper highlights, with examples, the potential role of AI in providing support for aging adults to enhance independent living and the quality of life for both older adults and families. Challenges associated with the implementation of AI applications are also discussed and recommendations for needed research are highlighted.
人工智能在支持老龄化人口方面的前景
人口老龄化是一项伟大的成就,但也给社会、家庭和老年人带来了挑战。由于与年龄相关的能力变化,许多老年人遇到了威胁独立性和幸福感的困难。此外,随着年龄的增长,患残疾或慢性病的可能性也会增加。目前,家庭成员为老年人提供了重要的支持来源。然而,家庭和社会结构的变化提出了如何为未来的老年人群体提供护理的问题。显然需要创新战略来满足未来几代老年人的护理需求。在为老年人提供支持方面,人工智能(AI)应用前景广阔。例如,可以跟踪和监测生命体征、健康指标和认知的应用程序;或为日常活动提供支持。本文举例强调了人工智能在为老年人提供支持以提高老年人和家庭的独立生活和生活质量方面的潜在作用。还讨论了与人工智能应用实施相关的挑战,并强调了所需研究的建议。
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