Designing an artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted app to improve the efficiency of on-line shopping for aged users
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artificial intelligence (AI), elderly phone usersAbstract
Although we live in a time where technologies are progressing at an astonishing rate, there are still several technological issues, especially concerning the elderly. Even though the internet has made it easier for people to purchase goods, it is still difficult for the elderly to use such a tool. To ameliorate this phenomenon, a specialized app that gives solutions to the difficulties the elderly often encounter would be essential. Supported by AI, this specially designed AI program for elderly users will be able to help users find the goods they need through voice recognition, provide personalized services and constantly update and improve safety and security measures. This application will provide seniors with a more friendly and caring online shopping experience and a higher quality of life in today's fast-paced world through these features and functions.
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