AI’s Possibilities ‘Endless’ to ‘Positively Impact’ Lives, Says CTA Foundation's Maestri
Artificial intelligence is “ubiquitous in the conversation about the power of technology changing lives,” blogged CTA Foundation Coordinator Anthony Maestri Wednesday. “The possibilities are endless for a technology as robust as AI to positively impact the lives of people of…
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all ages and abilities.” Saying an estimated 5.7 million Americans live with Alzheimer's and that number is expected to more than double to 14 million by 2050, Maestri said AI “is showing promise in being able to identify the disease before the symptoms are obvious to loved ones.” Machine-learning technology developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology “is being adapted to look at movement patterns like pacing and wandering,” behavior that’s symptomatic of Alzheimer's, he said. CTA is devoting a full day of its Technology & Standards Forum agenda May 1-3 in Santa Clara, California, to AI’s technological, commercial and policy implications.