As Singapore becomes a super-aged society and more seniors are expected to live alone, experts and eldercare providers say artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technology will be the way to go to manage the growing task of caring for the elderly and helping them live healthier for longer. It's a Thursday morning at the Lions Home for the Elders, and a chorus of English, Mandarin and Malay classics fills the common area as a group of seniors gather for karaoke. There is a familiar face