Pro Con Ai decisions in Government Decisions Will using AI to make government decisions will provide a net benefit to the general public? This topic is complex. This article will handle the question by considering: the influence of neoliberalism, the existing regulatory problems of AI, the already emerging softening of Read more…
Policy Brief to the Economy and Fair Work Committee of the Scottish Parliament Automated discrimination in employment processes: Why Scotland should supervise automated employment algorithms. “When no one cares you eventually cause a disturbance”Guardian 2011 Link to PDF version Executive Summary There can be no doubt that Artificial Intelligence (AI) Read more…
Opening Digital Doors: Datafakts Ltd’s Accessibility Mission | AI Chat Search https://youtu.be/8hnYV4JV2DE Imagine a world where everyone, regardless of their ability, can access and benefit from digital services without barriers. That’s the world Datafakts Ltd is committed to building. Our latest consulting with the innovative Generative AI Chat Search by Read more…
Democracy Matters 2 Datafakts Ltd wrote the report for Forth Valley Sensory Centre’s implementation of Democracy Matters 2 of the Scottish Government. Here is the link to the report.
Assessing the joint prevalence of dementia and hearing loss in Scotland: A Growth Model for Public Health Planning Introduction and Background Dementia and hearing loss are two significant public health concerns, especially given the aging population. Their interrelation has attracted considerable attention, as hearing loss may be a modifiable risk Read more…
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the workforce and providing opportunities for increased productivity and efficiency. However, as AI increasingly replaces jobs that require critical thinking, there is a growing concern that this may contribute to a cognitive decline in the workforce. In turn, this could result in more dementia cases in the future, spiralling costs, and even societal breakdown. In this article, we explore the potential consequences of the cognitive decline caused by the replacement of jobs with AI, the economic and social impacts of dementia, and what can be done to promote cognitive health in the workforce. Join us in discussing the critical importance of optimizing AI to promote cognitive health and ensure a healthy and productive workforce for years to come.
Exploring the use of public libraries as Meeting Centres for people living with sensory loss and dementia Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts In public libraries in Scotland, I (Andrena McMenemy) first became aware of the Meeting Centre model when I was involved in research for deafscotland on the prevalence of Read more…
Cross-party Working Group on Deafness Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts Datafakts’ Andrena McMenemy presented our latest report on dual sensory loss and dementia at the Cross Party Working Group on Deafness. This Cross-party group as a channel of communication between the Scottish Parliament, individuals with deafness or/and hearing loss and Read more…
Dual Sensory Loss and Dementia – data, definition, and service provision. Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts Dr Nils Koesters FRSA has written an opinion piece for the Alliance website.
Dual Sensory Loss and Dementia in Scotland – a joint Report Follow @datafakts Tweet to @datafakts We are pleased to present the findings of our latest research into the prevalence of dual sensory loss (deafblindness) and dementia in Scotland. With input from Queen Margaret University’s Audiology Department, Datafakts were asked Read more…
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