Yuyi Yang
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Yuyi Yang is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontechnology and artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on leveraging AI to enhance the well-being of older adults. Her most impactful work centers on combating the epidemic of loneliness among aging populations, a critical public health concern. In her highly cited 2025 systematic review, "AI Applications to Reduce Loneliness Among Older Adults," Yang comprehensively analyzed the effectiveness of various AI-driven behavioral interventions, from conversational agents to smart monitoring systems. This seminal paper, which has already garnered 44 citations, provides a crucial evidence-based framework for developers and clinicians, mapping the landscape of current technologies and identifying key gaps in the field. Yang’s contributions are foundational in establishing how AI can be ethically and effectively deployed not just for medical monitoring, but for fostering genuine social connection and improving quality of life. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers in human-computer interaction, public health, and gerontology, offering a clear roadmap for future innovations in compassionate, technology-driven elder care.
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