Development of an Artificial Intelligence-Based Companion clone

Virtual companionship is becoming increasingly common as artificial beings, such as robots or agents, establish social connections, develop emotional links, and provide emotional support. This study looks at the effectiveness and emotional impact of Gemini AI technology in creating a lifelike virtual companion that simulates conversations with family members by cloning their voice and dialect, addressing a critical need to improve the psychological well-being and social interaction of elderly people. The study found that the use of personalised voices greatly increases companionship emotions and decreases feelings of loneliness among older users, based on qualitative data acquired from user experiences and quantitative surveys evaluating emotional responses and levels of engagement. Participants reported significant gains in their emotional well-being, with many experiencing more happiness and a stronger sense of connectedness to their families, even from afar. These results highlight Gemini AI’s potential as an effective healthcare intervention, indicating that these virtual companions could be a useful tool for enhancing senior citizens’ quality of life. Furthermore, this study has wider ramifications for the healthcare industry, as it emphasises how crucial it is to include cutting-edge technology into patient care plans to provide emotional support and meaningful social contacts for those who are isolated. The use of cutting-edge solutions like Oldies Mate presents a viable way to meet the emotional and social requirements of senior citizens as the population ages, underscoring the need for continued research and development in this crucial field of health technology.