Review Of The Application Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Exercise Training In Improving Cognitive Function In The Elderly Population

With the increasing cognitive dysfunction of the elderly and the incidence rate of dementia caused by aging, in recent years, many countries have studied and applied artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce the pressure on caregivers and improve the quality of life of dementia patients. This study comprehensively summarizes the impact of AI cognitive training on the mental symptoms of dementia patients from 2010 to 2024 through literature review. The results show that AI training has been used in multiple fields, breaking through many limitations of traditional action recognition technology. Through virtual cyberspace, real-time interaction of multiple senses can be achieved, allowing people to feel reality in the virtual network and accurately capture participants' actions; Through AI games, elderly people can improve their physical and cognitive functions, reduce depression and anxiety, meet the psychological and social needs of dementia patients, enhance their independence and dignity in life, and make objective assessments of cognitive function, which may help prevent dementia.

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Quality in Sport
Published
2025-02-10
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https://doi.org/10.12775/qs.2025.38.58019
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Health and Well-being Studies
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Review Of The Application Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Exercise Training In Improving Cognitive Function In The Elderly Population

Jiong Luo, Mufan Zhang, Tingran Zhang
Quality in Sport
Health and Well-being Studies
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Review Of The Application Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Exercise Training In Improving Cognitive Function In The Elderly Population

Jiong Luo, Mufan Zhang, Tingran Zhang
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Abstract

With the increasing cognitive dysfunction of the elderly and the incidence rate of dementia caused by aging, in recent years, many countries have studied and applied artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce the pressure on caregivers and improve the quality of life of dementia patients. This study comprehensively summarizes the impact of AI cognitive training on the mental symptoms of dementia patients from 2010 to 2024 through literature review. The results show that AI training has been used in multiple fields, breaking through many limitations of traditional action recognition technology. Through virtual cyberspace, real-time interaction of multiple senses can be achieved, allowing people to feel reality in the virtual network and accurately capture participants' actions; Through AI games, elderly people can improve their physical and cognitive functions, reduce depression and anxiety, meet the psychological and social needs of dementia patients, enhance their independence and dignity in life, and make objective assessments of cognitive function, which may help prevent dementia.

Quality in SportVol. 38
Southwest University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Health and Well-being Studies
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