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    Age vs trust in AI for medical treatment. by Abdullah A. Alasmari (22566815)

    Published 2025
    “…This study presents a quantitative analysis of survey data from 335 participants to examine how demographic factors, age, gender, familiarity with AI, and frequency of technology use influence trust across a range of cognitive tasks. …”
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    Reality Drift: Navigating Culture, Cognition, and Policy in the AI Age by Dr. Samuel Wellington (22445725)

    Published 2025
    “…The framework builds on and extends earlier theories of hyperreality, surveillance capitalism, and cognitive offloading, providing policymakers, educators, and designers with actionable insights. Increasingly cited in think tank briefings and academic discourse, <i>Reality Drift</i> highlights systemic distortion, recursive feedback loops, and the erosion of shared meaning—making it a critical tool for governance in the AI age.…”
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    Data_Sheet_1_The Racial Disparities in the Epidemic of Metabolic Syndrome With Increased Age: A Study From 28,049 Chinese and American Adults.docx by Ruiying Zhang (3569693)

    Published 2022
    “…MetS was defined in accordance with the National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III. A modified sliding-window-based algorithm was used to depict the trajectories of the prevalence of MetS with increased age. …”
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    Trust in AI for memory-related tasks. by Abdullah A. Alasmari (22566815)

    Published 2025
    “…This study presents a quantitative analysis of survey data from 335 participants to examine how demographic factors, age, gender, familiarity with AI, and frequency of technology use influence trust across a range of cognitive tasks. …”
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    AI familiarity levels among participants. by Abdullah A. Alasmari (22566815)

    Published 2025
    “…This study presents a quantitative analysis of survey data from 335 participants to examine how demographic factors, age, gender, familiarity with AI, and frequency of technology use influence trust across a range of cognitive tasks. …”
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    AUC for the Selected Age Range. by Hung-Lung Tsai (22189958)

    Published 2025
    “…<div><p>With an increasing aging population, the prevalence of chronic comorbidities is on the rise. …”
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    Supplementary file 1_The mushrooms on the menu (MOM) study: vitamin D mushrooms (UV-exposed) are a feasible and acceptable way to increase vitamin D intake in a residential aged care facility.docx by Celeste Ferraris (11279976)

    Published 2025
    “…Due to limited food sources, diet is frequently overlooked, yet mushrooms can raise vitamin D levels in deficient individuals similar to a supplement.</p>Objectives<p>Mushrooms on the Menu (MOM) was a 10-week prospective pre-post mixed method study that evaluated the feasibility of adding vitamin D mushrooms to the menu of a residential aged care facility.…”
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    <b>CABS Public Seminar Series 2023-24:</b><b>What is Artificial intelligence (AI) and what does it mean for older adults?</b> by Elena Moschini (18189794)

    Published 2024
    “…As AI is increasingly used in care environments, with promises of addressing systemic issues such as alleviating loneliness among residents, it is critical to consider its potential role in enhancing age-related bias and social inequalities in later life.   …”
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    Familiarity with AI vs trust in memory recall. by Abdullah A. Alasmari (22566815)

    Published 2025
    “…This study presents a quantitative analysis of survey data from 335 participants to examine how demographic factors, age, gender, familiarity with AI, and frequency of technology use influence trust across a range of cognitive tasks. …”
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    Trust levels in AI across cognitive tasks. by Abdullah A. Alasmari (22566815)

    Published 2025
    “…This study presents a quantitative analysis of survey data from 335 participants to examine how demographic factors, age, gender, familiarity with AI, and frequency of technology use influence trust across a range of cognitive tasks. …”