💛 How AI Can Become a Caregivers New Ally (AARP Article)

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💛 How AI Can Become a Caregivers New Ally (AARP Article)

FROM THE ARTICLE.

How AI Could Change Family Caregiving.

AI is emerging as a powerful ally for caregivers, easing daily burdens so families can focus more on care and connection.

By Paul Wynn, AARP. Published October 27, 2025.

When Jodi Roseman’s 94-year-old mother began showing signs of vascular dementia, the 61-year-old special educator from Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, leaned on an unexpected assistant — artificial intelligence or AI. As a faculty member at Arcadia University, Roseman has found creative ways to use technology not just in the classroom but in her caregiving life.

From using AI to decode medical jargon from echocardiogram reports, researching home safety technologies like smart cameras and adaptive aids, or building visual schedules that guide her mom through daily tasks to keep her independent, Roseman has discovered that AI tools can be practical partners in care. “Every day is a good day to learn something new,” she says, “and AI helps me do that for my students and for my mom."

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https://www.aarp.org/caregiving/basics/how-ai-can-help-caregivers/