1、Generational AI:Digital inclusion for aging populationsAtlantic CouncilGEOTECH CENTERCAROLINE THOMPSONThis report has been made possible through the generous support of AARP.All views expressed in the report may not necessarily reflect the views of AARP.Throughout this process,we engaged in confiden

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3、e organizations insights.The author is grateful for the assistance of the following Geo-Tech Center staff:Raul Brens Jr.,Ellie Creasey,Coley Felt,Serena Lee,Brendan Oliss,Josh Orszag,Trisha Ray,and Lloyd Whitman.The mission of the GeoTech Center is to shape the future of technology and data to advan

4、ce the planet,people,prosperity,and peace.The center works to ensure emerging technologies enter use across the globe for public benefit,while identifying and mitigating potential geopolitical risks.Recent programs have focused on glob-ally promoting human-centered governance of artificial intellige

5、nce;bridging data divides;increasing the humanitarian-focused expansion of next-generation space-based communications;and enhancing the capacity of governments to use,regulate,and promote a range of emerging technologies.This report is written and published in accordance with the Atlantic Council Po

6、licy on Intellectual Independence.The authors are solely responsible for its analysis and recommendations.The Atlantic Council and its donors do not determine,nor do they necessarily endorse or advocate for,any of this reports conclusions.May 2024Cover image:KJ Pargeter via FreepikGenerational AI:Di