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Kindable announced the launch of Loved, a mobile app designed to help families support aging loved ones living independently at home. Its core is "Claire," an AI care assistant who calls seniors every day and engages them in natural conversation. The app gives caregivers updates, wellness trends and actionable insights without requiring new devices.
Read the original →Good Tree Inc. issued a press release on October 8, 2026 at 11:09. It announced that its cloud-based care software has been registered as an eligible IT tool under the "Digitalization and AI Adoption Subsidy 2026."
Read the original →AI could play a meaningful role in advancing social care, not by replacing people. It could help people and organizations doing this work move faster, see patterns earlier, and coordinate more effectively.
Read the original →AudioEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: AEYE), a digital accessibility company, has published new research. The press release announces the study.
Read the original →The second Student Government Association meeting of the semester was held Sept. 24 in a new location, Sawyer 427/429. Topics included discussion of the AI co-major, clarifications on initiatives functions and an open forum. SGA President Frank Ezhan’s report focused on the conversation between SGA members and Suffolk University’s Provost Rick Oches.
Read the original →A nonprofit organization, Omoiyari no Ito, is launching "IROHA," an AI support navigation app for children and people with disabilities. It is aimed at people who do not know where to seek advice or worry about burdening others. The group plans to expand it from Tajimi to the whole country.
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