William Weng

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William Weng’s research sits at the vital intersection of gerontology and artificial intelligence, focusing on how technology can transform long-term care for older adults. His landmark systematic review, “Artificial intelligence for older people receiving long-term care,” has garnered 96 citations, establishing him as a leading voice in evaluating AI-enhanced interventions. Weng’s major contribution lies in rigorously synthesising a fragmented field—assessing not just the effectiveness of AI tools in care settings, but critically examining their acceptability among elderly users. This work provides an essential evidence base for developers and policymakers, highlighting both the promise and the developmental gaps in AI-driven care solutions. By mapping the current landscape, Weng has illuminated pathways for future research, ensuring that technological advances are grounded in real-world needs and ethical considerations. His scholarship is a cornerstone for anyone exploring how intelligent systems can support dignity, independence, and quality of life for ageing populations.