Sensors and AI to watch Dorset social care patients

Hundred people in Dorset who need social care are to be watched by artificial intelligence (AI) as part of a three-month pilot.

Sensors installed in homes will be tracking behaviour and electricity usage which the AI will analyse to spot potential health problems.

Lilli, the UK-based firm behind the technology, says it could cut costs and the number of care visits required.

But one expert said the scheme might feel invasive to some patients.