Co-Designing AI With Older Adults Boosts Adoption, Usability, WSU Study Finds
pshrink · x · 2026-09-18
New research from Wayne State University's Applebaum Institute highlights how co-designing AI-enabled technologies with older adults and caregivers can improve adoption, usability, and impact, spanning contexts such as dementia care and aging research.
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