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AI and Older Adults: Survey Shows It’s Accepted—and Useful

For years, the stereotype has been that adults over 50 are hesitant about new technology. A new survey from the University of Michigan turns that idea upside down.

AI and Retirement: Amazing Tools, But Who’s Helping Us Use Them?

Living well in retirement has always meant more than just financial security. Increasingly, it’s also about how technology—and especially artificial intelligence—can support daily life.

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Staying Safe with AI: Separating Magic from Reality

If you’ve followed the news about artificial intelligence, you may have noticed a curious trend: leaders in the field often describe A.I. as “magical.” One even compared a new release to the Manhattan Project — suggesting a world-changing event was just around the corner.

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A Phone Call That Almost Fooled a Crime Reporter

Even experienced crime reporters can get caught off guard. That’s what happened to Michael Wilson, writing in The New York Times, when he received a call that looked like it was from Chase Bank. The caller claimed a new account had been opened in his name, with suspicious Zelle transfers on the way to Texas.

Community and Technology Innovations for Senior Safety in Public Spaces

How Smart Design, Simple Tech, and Local Support Are Reimagining Safer Aging As communities across the country explore how to

When AI Companions Cross a Line: What We Can Learn from a Cautionary Tale

AI chatbots are showing up in more personal places—from your inbox to your daily chats. Here’s what to know, and