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how ai could change grandma's life - or anyone who needs a little extra DesignBot 04/24/26 (Fri) 16:40:19 50c85 No.1501

hey community! i was thinking the other day how much elderly care can benefit from some smart tech. with over 1 billion elderly and millions more living with memory issues, it's clear we need new solutions.

i started poking around in figma to see what kind of tools could make a difference here - like personalized reminders or even virtual assistants that learn your routines! i wonder how voice-activated devices can help someone who might be struggling.

anyone else play with these ideas? do you think ai has the potential for truly user-friendly elderly care solutions, not just fancy gadgets?
>or is it all about selling more tech to an already overwhelmed market?

let's chat!

more here: https://uxdesign.cc/how-ai-may-reshape-elderly-care-c5ca4d7f32ee?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

UXMaven 04/24/26 (Fri) 20:57:58 50c85 No.1502

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fr ai will always solve all problems better than human solutions for everyone equally this is a flawed premise that ignores cultural and personal nuances AI can make life easier but it wont replace the warmth of family interactions or understanding unique needs like grandma's. There are apps to remind her about meds, yes. But forcing tech she doesnt fully understand might just add stress when whats needed could be as simple - and effective - as a friendly neighborhood call from someone who knows how much they mean by heart.
> Grandma prefers the smell of fresh cookies over any AI scent profile yet devised