This project is a record of the support philosophy "translation of dignity through technology" born from 14 years of practical technology support for my 77-year-old mother.
From 2023 to 2025, over two years, we achieved zero fraud incidents, minimized technical troubles, and enhanced my mother's autonomy simultaneously. This demonstrates the effectiveness of the design philosophy "translation, not management" and "suggestions, not commands."
While conventional elderly support tends toward "management" or "simplification," undermining the dignity of those being supported, my approach supports technology utilization while maximizing respect for my mother's intelligence and judgment.
By publishing this practical record under MIT License, we provide concrete solutions for those facing similar challenges.
The theoretical background of this project is explained in detail in the paper published on Academia.edu. Please use the link below.
Paper Title: "future AI x dignity"
Subtitle: Two-Year Zero-Incident Report and Primary Sources
17 photos of flowers and grass taken by my mother, who has mobility limitations, while avoiding buildings and signs. They reflect her aesthetic sense grounded in the fundamentals of flower arranging.
Translation of mother's note, followed by a link to the relevant article for fact-checking that there was mention of a 77-year-old applicant, though she did not win.
Details about the project, implementation methods, and applicability. Covering a wide range from proof of my mother's existence to technical questions.
This project is published under MIT License. Please feel free to use, modify, and redistribute within the scope of the MIT License.
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