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The work bridges AI and biomedical advances to support physical and cognitive health, emphasizing ethical, scalable translation. 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These efforts include developing home monitoring devices to enhance caregiving, AI-driven tools to assist with care management, and technologies targeting social isolation in older adults. By addressing both direct patient needs and caregiver support, the Hopkins AITC aims to create a comprehensive framework for aging care. This session in the symposium will highlight key Hopkins AITC pilot projects and their contributions to aging research. Discussions will address the challenges of translating AI and engineering innovations into clinical and home settings, overcoming barriers to adoption, and ensuring ethical AI implementation.  \nAbstract citation ID: igaf122.1523  \nARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR  \nAGING: INSIGHTS FROM THE JOHNS HOPKINS AITC  \nPeter Abadir, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine & Wisting School of Engineering, Baltimore, Maryland, United States  \nThe National Institute on Aging (NIA) funds the Johns Hopkins Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Aging Research (Hopkins AITC) to develop engineering innovations, technologies, and devices aimed at increasing independence in older adults. The Hopkins AITC is dedicated to bridging AI and biomedical advancements to support and enhance physical and cognitive health, ensuring that emerging technologies translate into practical, scalable solutions for aging populations. An important focus of the Hopkins AITC is the biological basis of physical and cognitive decline in older adults. Many of its pilot projects explore the integration of AI and novel technologies to assess, monitor, and intervene in age-related deterioration. These projects leverage wearable technology, smart devices, remote patient monitoring, and AI-driven analytics to provide insights into mobility, sleep, frailty, and cognitive function. Additionally,","cbCailUwC2hqwT4K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailUwC2hqwT4K","pdf",449616,"English","# Hopkins AITC mission and funding\n## Bridging AI and biomedical advances\n# Pilot projects and targeted outcomes\n## Wearables and remote monitoring\n## Assessing mobility, sleep, frailty, cognition\n## Caregiver support and social isolation\n# Implementation challenges and ethics\n## Translating AI into clinical and home settings\n## Adoption barriers and ethical AI","[{\"question\":\"What is the Hopkins AITC focused on achieving for older adults?\",\"answer\":\"It develops engineering innovations, technologies, and devices to increase independence by supporting physical and cognitive health through AI-biomedical translation.\"},{\"question\":\"Which technologies and data sources do pilot projects use?\",\"answer\":\"Pilot projects leverage wearable technology, smart devices, remote patient monitoring, and AI-driven analytics to support assessment and intervention.\"},{\"question\":\"What challenges does the symposium discuss about adopting AI in aging care?\",\"answer\":\"The discussions address challenges in translating AI and engineering innovations into clinical and home settings, overcoming adoption barriers, and ensuring ethical AI implementation.\"}]","ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR AGING - Insights From the Johns Hopkins AITC - Session highlights | PDF",1790640508]