Likely where AI cost benefit is being compared to human labor.
Washington DC, September 25, 2023
University of Pittsburgh, School of Health And Rehab Sciences October 13, 2023
What's Next Longevity Innovation Summit, Dec 7-8, 13, 2023
Fewer software platforms, but new and more interesting offerings. Two major changes happened in 2018 that are having and will continue to help older adults. First there is the significant uptake of voice-enabled technology, was forecast to be transformative, and so it was, in senior living, in the homes and families of seniors, and as an interface in newer cars to make giving and hearing directions easier. Not so newsworthy, but perhaps more important, the hearing technology industry and audiologist specialty were disrupted in favor of self-service and offerings at a significantly lower cost.
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Comments
From Steven Bailey via LinkedIn
Thank you Laurie! You have helped keep me up to date for 10 years now. Here's to your SUCCESS in 2019!
From Beverly Santini via LinkedIn
Extremely informative. Thank you.
From Patrick Rafter via LinkedIn
Thanks for this 2018 summary of year-long posts on hashtag#healthyaging tech. May 2019 be full of wonderful new developments!