I also think that ia and robotics have their limitations in caring for a person with Alzheimer's such as lack of empathy or deep understanding of human emotions.

On the other hand, human contact can also be detrimental to elderly people who require long-term care, as they may be treated unfairly by their caregivers. You can check out this article on that. And I think that, as an alternative, AI and robotics could be desirable in the context of a society that wants to rely on third parties and place their trust and faith in the care of their loved ones. Of course, human contact for me is fundamental, I do not reject it. I often visit my nieces and nephews and spend time with them because I know that those sharing experiences are essential to their development.

I appreciate you taking the time to read my comments. I feel somewhat sorry to you for responding to you so late 😥. Lately, I've had a blank mind for writing; I generate the ideas, but I struggle to develop them and I also come home tired. But holidays are approaching in my country (the celebration of Holy Week) and perhaps, I will be back sharing new publications.