Deloitte study: "Care finances under pressure": Billions potential through AI and robotics in care
Care costs could rise to €305 billion a year by 2050. Technologies can at best slow down the increase, a new Deloitte study says.
A study by Deloitte predicts that annual care costs in Germany could almost triple by 2050, reaching €305 billion, up from €110 billion currently. The study suggests that the use of artificial intelligence, robotics, and better prevention could reduce expected costs by 25%, or around €76 billion per year. However, even with these technologies, care costs would still be around €229 billion in 2050.
Deloitte presents three scenarios for potential savings, but notes that even with significant reductions, care finances are unlikely to be stabilized permanently.
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