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
Networking is critical to entrepreneurs. And most critical? Network with non-entrepreneurs -- those who can understand the offering and see a practical context into which it fits. The 2018 Washington Innovation in Longevity Summit, led by Mary Furlong, provided that opportunity. Entrepreneurs presented, exhibited, and networked with senior leaders from AARP, NCOA, as well as executives from government agencies and leading age-focused firms. Here are six of the companies that presented and/or exhibited at this event. All information is taken from the websites of the companies and the list is in alphabetical order:
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Great Article!
Laurie - Thank you for sharing this article. I am particularly fond of Blue Star because I believe we do not do enough in the US to help seniors get the support and care they need in the home. In many other countries, seniors are taken in by their children in order to help them live a fulfilled live up until the end. Would love to see us do more of that here!
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Thank you for including myFamilyChannel in your report. It is an honor to have made an appearance in the AIPTW. We also enjoyed your panel discussion at the DC Summit about voice tech as this is something we are looking at integrating. See you in 2019, cheers