The long shadow of AI in your building

Plus: Designing for 2076, the boomer succession cliff, why grandmothers matter, and the Voluntary Assisted Dying access gap in aged care

Elyssia Clark on CX, and AI chefs in aged care

Plus: A concerning report on New Zealand's demographics, why older people don't lose their sense of humour, and Chinese courts on AI and unfair dismissals.

This week: How AI helped one manager reach 300 frontline staff

Plus: Alcohol and older Australians, the generational AI trust gap, a 94-year-old's costume contest, and the effects of ultra-processed food on our attention spans.

This week: The three tiers of AI in aged care

Plus: The new aged care consumer, a new community expectations report, infections as a dementia risk, and a poet-botanist's lifelong pursuit of discovery.

This week: Sandwiches and the feeling of home

Plus: AI that predicts heart failure five years early, a 12-year study on cognition and happiness, and why you should not ask AI to start from scratch.

This week: A random stranger beats the best chatbot

Plus: Pets in aged care, the fuel crisis hits aged care workers, a five-minute game about media and feedback loops, and salt substitutes that people don't use.

This week: We don’t need another warning

Plus: AI glasses to help people with dementia, AI fluency as the new class divide, pricing transparency under scrutiny, and a systems thinking tool.

This week: The immigrants keeping older people alive

Plus: A full-day AI workshop in Melbourne, the caregiving toll on families, Simone de Beauvoir on why we abandon the old, and solo ageing by the numbers.

This week: Your culture as competitive advantage

Plus: Star ratings and the aged care customer journey, "tech-love goggles" in Swedish aged care, and a new study that reframes ageing as improvement rather than decline.

This week: What workers carry home

Plus: The baker of Ikaria, China's five-year plan and what it means for aged care, the jobs AI is actually disrupting, and a dementia prevention finding thirty years in the making.

This week: Australia's grey-shaped economy

Plus: The UN starts drafting rights for older people, what changes about diet when you're past 80, and a reframe on midlife and mortality.

This week: China observations on ageing, aged care and beyond

Plus: Education-based productivity gaps, a man who gets older on his own terms, and building interactive tools and pages with AI.

This week: What is capital asymmetry for aged care

Plus: The excitement and risks of AI, why digital companions won't solve social isolation, Europe’s longevity divide, and the “gold rush” for menopause marketing.

This week: What Australia gets right about volunteers

Plus: Longevity and retirement, lessons from extended use of monitoring technologies, a new family health app, and older adults using AI to better articulate problems

This week: The financial fragility of our aged care workers

Plus: "Green" dying, AI guidelines, a short film on intergenerational friendship, and the small changes linked to longevity

This week: Manufacturing meaning in aged care

Plus: parks as social infrastructure, AI health risks, and switching care without moving homes

This week: China's rulebook for AI companions, and a new look for Age Friendly

Plus: trading room and board for companionship, time banking, and predicting disease from sleep patterns.

🦹‍♂️ The 70cm robot that went rogue (and what China's doing about aged care AI)

🤖 The robot rethink sweeping Asia (and why it matters for Australia)

💰 China's $5,000 tech subsidy + The future of translation in aged care

🙏 I need your help, and how to spot the innovators in your team

😈 The new face of fraud

🩺 Can AI show more empathy than our doctors?

🐘 The elephant in the room: when staff are using AI in secret (and why)

😢 Eileen and Patrick aren’t real, and how to create decks in ChatGPT