How Regeneration and Rewilding Can Tackle Disease and Save Our Children’s Future

Philip Lymbery
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Philip Lymbery: Global Chief Executive, Compassion in World Farming International and author, UK

Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research, 2023, vol. 49, issue 4, 40969-40970

Abstract: Sine the emergence of AI, extensive discussions were adopted on its clinical applications, including the diagnosis and management of many disorders, including dementia, among others. As a progressively cognitive dysfunction, mainly prevalent in older people, AI has been proposed as a possible tool that help resolve the issues related to the early diagnosis, prevention, management and prognosis of dementia. With rising hope, few concerns are underway, both were briefly mentioned herein. Among the anticipated benefits of AI is allowing more social engagement for old people with dementia, as was with the introduction of smartphones. My concern is that AI might add to distractors that interrupted family gatherings and time spent with older people, which is an integral part to improve the quality of life especially in case of dementia. Until research evidence becomes available, it is prudent to benefit from AI, while considering it an add-on enhancement, but not a replacement to human communication and cognition.

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Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.26717/BJSTR.2023.49.007850

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