How Seniors and AI Can Shape a More Connected Future with Donna Mitchell & Lucia Dore

Pivoting to WEB3

"Seniors are probably better at using AI because they question more" - This statement from award-winning journalist Lucia Dore will completely change how you think about aging and technology. On this episode of Pivoting To Web3, Lucia Dore, an award-winning investigative financial journalist and documentary filmmaker, whose recent work explores how seniors interact with AI and emerging technology. Lucia shares the uncomfortable silence around seniors in tech discussions, unpacking the assumptions, fears, and barriers that keep older generations on the sidelines. From the importance of intergenerational conversation and digital literacy, to the ways AI is transforming healthcare, social connection, and daily living for seniors, Lucia bring wisdom, candor, and forward-thinking solutions. Tough questions: How can we break the cycle of age-related tech exclusion? How can technology become an empowering force for every generation? Podcast Hook: Are you ready to discover why seniors might be the secret key to unlocking the true power of Web3 and AI? This isn’t just about technology it’s about breaking stereotypes, facing fears, and building bridges between generations. Hit play to hear how YOU can be part of this transformation! 💡 What you’ll learn in this episode: ✅ Why seniors are often overlooked in tech conversations ✅ How AI is transforming healthcare and independence for older generations ✅ The importance of intergenerational conversations about technology ✅ Why balance, not fear or over reliance, is the key to using AI Chapters: 00:00 "Perception of Technology's Progress" 05:34 Bridging Generational Tech Gaps 08:40 Seniors' Tech Adaptation in Healthcare 10:08 AI Advances in Healthcare Awareness 12:53 AI's Impact on Literacy Skills 18:16 "Decentralization and AI Concerns" 22:00 AI Wearables: Benefits for Seniors? 25:09 Staying Relevant Post-Retirement 27:42 Confidence Enhances Online Presence 31:20 "Engaging Seniors: Youth Conversations"