Group 1 - The elderly population aged 60 and above in China has surpassed 300 million, leading to an increased reliance on artificial intelligence for elderly care [1] - The first smart elderly care pilot unit in the country, located in Lanzhou, serves the needs of 141,700 elderly individuals without any physical beds [2] - The virtual elderly care center in Lanzhou has provided services to 1,667,430 elderly individuals, showcasing the effectiveness of technology in addressing caregiver shortages [3] Group 2 - The integration of AI in elderly care is expected to enhance personalized and precise services, with recommendations for improving regulations and increasing investment in the smart elderly care industry [3] - AI is projected to significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of medical processes for elderly patients, streamlining their healthcare experience [3]