Older Adults' Views on AI-Aided Smartphones
Author Information
Author(s): Hu Yi-Ling, Chen I-Chen
Primary Institution: Chang Gung University
Hypothesis
Older adults' perspectives on using an AI-aided smartphone system for fall prevention are crucial for its implementation.
Conclusion
Older adults find AI-aided smartphones helpful but prefer traditional programs with human contact and have concerns about privacy and technology.
Supporting Evidence
- Older adults viewed AI-aided smartphones as helpful.
- They preferred traditional home programs with human contact.
- Concerns about privacy and technology were prevalent among participants.
- Fear of scams and lack of knowledge about technology were common themes.
- Barriers need to be removed for successful implementation of AI technology.
Takeaway
Older people think smart phones with AI can help them, but they like talking to real people and worry about their privacy.
Methodology
Focus groups were conducted with community-dwelling older adults to explore their acceptance and concerns about AI-aided smartphones.
Potential Biases
Potential bias in participant selection as they were from local senior centers and hospitals.
Limitations
The study may not represent all older adults as participants were recruited from specific locations.
Participant Demographics
Community-dwelling older adults over 65 years old without cognitive impairment.
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