aceGenerative AI in aging societies: the risk of a double divide
Population ageing and the rapid diffusion of generative artificial intelligence are two defining transformations of the twenty-first century, yet they are rarely considered together. Generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) is moving from a technological novelty to an everyday infrastructure. It drafts emails, summarises documents, translates services, produces images, answers health questions and increasingly mediates first-line interactions with organisations. Public debate has focused heavily on sch…
Conversational generative AI may lower barriers for older adults by explaining letters, forms, medical information and translating or comparing options in their own words.
The paper presents a proposed conceptual framework, and its claims are phrased as possibilities, so the excerpt does not show measured effects of generative AI on older adults.
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- Peer-reviewedFrontiers in Artificial Intelligence2026-10-14
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