Co-creating Humanistic AI AgeTech to Support Dynamic Care Ecosystems: A Preliminary Guiding Model
Amy S Hwang, Thomas Tannou, Jarshini Nanthakumar, Wendy Cao, Charlene H Chu, Ceren Zeytinoglu Atici, Kerseri Scane, Amanda Yu, Winnie Tsang, Jennifer Chan, Paul Lea, Zelda Harris, Rosalie H Wang, John W Rowe · 2024
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Amy Hwang and a large team propose a guiding model in 2024 for building AI tools that help older adults, with the older adults themselves at the table. Smart homes, helper robots, and powered chairs now use AI more and more. That shift raises hard questions about bias, privacy, and consent, but standard AI ethics talk often skips the web of care around each person.
The model views care as an ecosystem of older adults, family care partners, and services, with ties that shape every choice. It asks teams to co-create tools with those actors, so the tech fits real relations rather than disrupting them. The authors call this a humanistic lens. Their early model is meant to steer later design and testing work.
Catalog record
| CREATOR | Amy S Hwang, Thomas Tannou, Jarshini Nanthakumar, Wendy Cao, Charlene H Chu, Ceren Zeytinoglu Atici, Kerseri Scane, Amanda Yu, Winnie Tsang, Jennifer Chan, Paul Lea, Zelda Harris, Rosalie H Wang, John W Rowe |
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| YEAR | 2024 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 44 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |