Grappling with artificial intelligence and the related question of how AI should be regulated brings the obvious challenge of change in senior living.

Wouldn’t it be a turnaround if senior services were at the forefront of this coming revolution instead of being seen as a laggard?

There’s huge potential for technology in senior living. Provider leaders need to stay alert, so their enterprise isn’t suddenly rendered obsolete.

AI is interesting, but its primary benefit may be in calling our attention to automation opportunities that we might not otherwise consider.

If there were ever a reason for senior living (and health care) to embrace AI, this is it. A recent study demonstrated that OpenAI (ChatGPT) was better at diagnosing …

It was a rough day, with massive amounts of value wiped out when NVIDIA dropped by around $25 per share.

I am not quite sure I am ready to move CES to my “every year” conference schedule, but it is heading in that direction.

Jordache actually believes laying people off would be short-sighted. Instead, he advises, think differently about …

It’s no surprise that artificial intelligence was a hot topic at this year’s LeadingAge meeting in Nashville.

Cautionary stagnation is not in the best interests of residents, employees, or corporate providers. Stagnation is not a winning strategy.

I was recently in a breakout session where the presenter briefly talked about artificial intelligence as “the next buzzword” thing in senior living.

That AI will exceed human capabilities is inevitable because it is already true.

Robots are coming to senior living, and many have already arrived. The nature of robotics is that once they are adopted, they lose the fanciful “robots” designation.

Here’s how it does it: AI can create its own computer programs, called bots, and it can create them very rapidly and in massive numbers.

The short answer is “no,” but it can be trained to act ethically if the trainer has a wise sense of ethics.

In 1949, Edmund Callis Berkeley posed two questions that sound familiar today: 1. Can machines think? 2. What is a mechanical brain?

AI combined with creative engineering imagination promises to bring us products to make old age in the future what we wish we could provide today.