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We are living longer in times of the biggest technological revolutionhumanity had ever seen before. Trying to understand how these two factsinteract with each other, or more specifically, trying to maximise the benefitsthat new developments could potentially offer for the enhancement of thequality of life of older adults, is a task on which we have already begun towork. In particular, the rapid growth of cognitive interaction systems (CISs),technologies that learn and interact with humans to extend what human andmachine could do on their own, offers a promising landscape of possibilities.

Implications of ageing for the design of cognitive interaction systems