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The Future of AI in Senior Living and Care: What's Now and Next

Senior living and nursing home executives weigh in on the role that AI may currently offer and will likely play in the future. They see the potential to optimize their workforce and obtain better insights about their residents' needs.  Within a few years, AI will no longer be described as a separate category -- but its features of machine learning, customized vocabulary and conversational responses will be expected and provided.

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