‘They said AI saved me’: How South Korea is checking on its older adults
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An artificial intelligence-powered call service adopted by cities and counties across South Korea checks on thousands of older adults living alone in isolation or poverty.
An artificial intelligence-powered call service adopted by cities and counties across South Korea checks on thousands of older adults living alone in isolation or poverty.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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