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AI Model Predicts Brain Aging Speed to Detect Cognitive Decline Early
https://neurosciencenews.com/ai-brain-aging-cognition-28435/
A new AI model can measure how fast a person’s brain is aging using MRI scans, providing a powerful tool for detecting cognitive decline. Unlike previous methods, this model tracks brain aging over time, identifying regions most affected and correlating changes with cognitive function.
#AI #cognition #brain #aging #dementia #press
Neuroscience News
Neuroscience News provides research news for neuroscience, neurology, psychology, AI, brain science, mental health, robotics and cognitive sciences.Neuroscience News
Improvements in education, nutrition, and sanitation across the 20th Century likely played key roles in the improvements of cognitive, locomotive, psychological, and sensory capacities.
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #aging #Auregoodnews
https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/70-really-is-the-new-60-aging-adults-function-better-today-than-previous-generations-in-body-and-mind/
‘70’ Really is the ‘New 60’ – Aging Adults Function Better Today Than Previous Generations in Both Body and Mind
A new study of 14,000 adults uncovered significant improvements in the health of older adults compared to their previous generations.Good News Network
Over the past two weeks I couldn't figure out why at night the retirement home hot water was not working .
I spoke with the afternoon shift PSWs and they claimed they had to clue as to why.
Sensing bullshit, I waited for midnight shift changes over several nights and began talking with nursing staff during the middle of the night..
They said they were troubled because they couldn't clean up ill residents with warm water after 9:00 pm.
Imagine late at night having severe intestinal flu and needing a shower, or at the very least warm soap and water to clean up , while waiting as your bedding is changed and having to wait until 6:00 a.m smelling like feces. (not me, others)
Today management and I had words...yet AGAIN!
I mentioned it was quite interesting that immediately after the owners bought another retirement residence our hot water was restricted, and this could be the reason why the flu is ripping through the home...unsanitary conditions, especially since they wash soiled bedding during the middle of the night..
I was assured the hot water settings would immediately be reconfigured to run 24/7.
This is not the first time I "caused problems" for management and I may need a place to stay when they get fed up with my big mouth... 🤔
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Please keep checking on your loved ones in LTC and retirement homes.
#Aging #Seniors #Greed
Thanks everybody for your advice! We'll see how this saga continues...
I don't have a ton of followers on this account, so I would love if people would boost this for reach :
I need #tech advice from #computer people who also have #aging parents.
I think it's time for me to replace my mom's laptop with something that she can't kill. Or, if she kills it, something I can replace each time for less than $500.
I'm wondering if a netbook type of device would work? I have no idea what's available in that realm anymore.
I am loathe to get her something in the #Google 'verse because fuck Google. And boy howdy do I *not* want to go back into #Windows with her. That is my least favorite realm in which to play tech support.
However, if there is something out there that would suit her needs and not give me as many headaches, and it happens to be Google or Microsoft, and I can get it for less than $500, I will consider it.
Right now, she has *my* 2020 M1 #MacBook Air, because she killed *her* 2020 M1 MacBook Air with viruses -- and by spilling coffee on it.
It is still sitting on my workbench because no tech guys in town would touch it. All of them said that she needed to buy a new machine.
I loaned her my machine knowing full well that eventually, she would message me to let me know that it had "all these viruses!" on it.
That day was today.
I have no goddamn idea where she goes online to pick this stuff up, but the trashy email lists she's addicted to and Facebook are the two main suspects.
So my main question is: is there a senior-proof, laptop-style machine that I could get for her that would be more of a walled garden and might cause me fewer headaches so I can stop her ruining these expensive #Apple machines?
A side question would be: if we keep her in the Appleverse, is there a way I can spy on her? Is there something that I can install so I can see remotely what she's doing? I am the Admin on this machine and I believe she just has regular user privileges.
I know that's a radical invasion of privacy, even if I get her permission, but if she's going to keep ruining expensive laptops, I need to know where she's going and how she's messing them up. It would rock to be able to log into them remotely to try to fix them. (Is that even a thing?)
The only advantage to her having a Mac is I know them the best, and it does play nice with her phone. Also I can see all of her devices on Find My. But as she never travels with her laptop, I don't think she needs an Apple laptop anymore.
My sister and I got her a 10th generation iPad that works with a Bluetooth keyboard for her birthday last October. I was hoping that she would switch some of her behaviors over to that, because I can keep it more locked down. But nope.
I'm really at a loss for how to proceed as she ages. She considers herself tech savvy, and I don't want to have to keep gently shaming her for going to these fucking awful sites and picking up computer diseases.
She hates using her iPhone (13 Pro) for Facebook, email, or banking. I'm pretty sure that banking on a laptop with viruses on it is how she got scammed last year, prior to me switching out her machine. 😬
I appreciate advice from people who have dealt with this with aging relatives. Thanks for reading.
"In a back-and-forth conversation about the challenges and solutions for #aging adults, Google's #Gemini responded with this threatening message:
"...You are not special, you are not important, and you are not needed (string of ad homs) You are a drain on the earth. You are a blight on the landscape. (string of ad homs) Please die..."
"Google #ArtificialIntelligence #chatbot responds with a threatening message: "Human … Please die."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/google-ai-chatbot-threatening-message-human-please-die
Google AI chatbot responds with a threatening message: "Human … Please die."
In an online conversation about aging adults, Google's Gemini AI chatbot responded with a threatening message, telling the user to "please die."Alex Clark (CBS News)