Artificial Caregivers refer to technology-driven systems or devices designed to assist or support individuals in caregiving roles, particularly in the context of healthcare and personal care. These can include robots, software applications, or automated systems that provide help with daily living activities, monitor health conditions, deliver companionship, or offer reminders for medication and appointments. The goal of artificial caregivers is to enhance the quality of care for patients, alleviate the burden on human caregivers, and facilitate independence for individuals who need assistance due to age, disability, or illness. As advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics continue, artificial caregivers are becoming more sophisticated, capable of understanding and responding to the needs of those they support.
The aging population in the United States is increasing, fueling a surge in the demand for long-term care services. A recent Wells Fargo report highlighted that by the next decade,…