A practical framework for implementing ethics in elderly tech support through AI integration
This repository contains the complete implementation of a 2-year proven system for supporting a 77-year-old user with technology while maintaining dignity and autonomy. I've successfully transformed abstract ethical principles into concrete, deployable frameworks.
The Kindle edition of “Digital Dignity at 77(2)” is live; use this repository to explore and reproduce every ethical AI workflow discussed in the text.
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- #853 overall in Books in Foreign Languages / #1 in Computer Science / #5 in Sociology / #14 in Philosophy Achieved the above rankings. July 7, 2025
- RSS + AI News Curation System: Python-based automated news filtering with API integration
- Multi-device Security Architecture: Smartphone, tablet, and AI coordination system
- Risk Management Framework: Fraud prevention through contact isolation protocols
- UI/UX Design: Elderly-optimized interface patterns and interaction flows
- 2-year zero-incident track record: No fraud, minimal technical troubles
- Measurable autonomy improvement: User independently operates multiple AI systems
- Scalable architecture: Designed for reproduction in similar environments
- Public-sector stakeholder briefed (Jul 2025); awaiting feedback.
- "Translation, not Management": Technical implementation of dignity preservation
- "Suggestions, not Commands": UI/UX patterns that maintain user agency
- Boundary Theory Application: Programmatic role separation (son/supporter/admin)
- Risk Assessment Algorithms: Ethical decision-making translated into code logic
- Backend: Python, RSS parsing, API integration
- AI Services: ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Gemini 2.0 Flash
- Devices: Android (Pixel 7a), iPad (10th gen), various sensors
- Security: Multi-layer authentication, device isolation, emergency protocols
- Infrastructure: Ubuntu development environment
- Ethical Framework Implementation: Abstract principles → concrete code patterns
- Cross-generational UX: Bridging digital divide without compromising user intelligence
- AI Hallucination Mitigation: Multi-AI fact-checking architecture
- Dignified Aging Technology: Hardware/software choices optimized for declining physical abilities
- User-generated content: 77-year-old's writings and photo collections
- 14-year longitudinal data: Technology adoption patterns and outcomes
- Detailed implementation logs: Every configuration and decision documented
- Academic paper: Theoretical background and methodology (forthcoming)
# Core news curation system
git clone https://github.com/trgr-karasutoragara/daily-news-for-digital-dignity
All code follows MIT License for maximum reproducibility and research applications.
- Quantified dignity metrics: How to measure autonomy preservation in tech support
- Replicable methodology: From philosophy to implementation details
- Cultural translation framework: Adapting approaches across different societies
- Interdisciplinary validation: Philosophy + Engineering + Gerontology
- Developing nations: Low-cost AI (Ollama + Gemma) enables local deployment
- Healthcare systems: Preventive care through technology empowerment
- Policy frameworks: Evidence-based approaches to digital inclusion
- Research acceleration: Complete open-source implementation available
This work bridges the gap between AI ethics theory and practical welfare applications. While most AI ethics research remains theoretical, this project provides measurable, 2-year validated results of ethical AI implementation in real-world elderly care.
- Review FAQ for complete technical details
- Examine primary sources for validation
- Deploy RSS system for immediate testing
- Adapt framework to your specific use case
- Read the paper "future AI x dignity: Two-Year Zero-Incident Report and Primary Sources" for theoretical background. It is also available on Internet Archive.
License: MIT
Status: Production-ready, 2-year validated
Maintenance: Active development and documentation
"Technology should serve human dignity, not replace it."
- I develop prototypes with a focus on ethics.
- There are no plans for maintenance or support.
- The project is released under the MIT License, so feel free to modify it within the scope of the license.
- Instead of providing support, I create new prototypes to solve emerging problems.