This paper explores the potential use of artificial intelligence (AI) and AI-based healthcare systems for the elderly and empirically analyzes the impact of these technologies on the daily life satisfaction of elderly individuals. Recent advancements in Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) have opened up innovative possibilities in the healthcare sector, particularly in systems that monitor and support the health conditions of elderly individuals, providing personalized health management and daily life assistance. This study utilized data from the ‘2023 Digital Divide Survey’ collected by the National Information Society Agency of Korea, analyzing the impact of the degree of AI usage assistance on the daily life satisfaction of 2,300 elderly individuals aged 55 and older. The results showed that the degree of AI usage assistance had a significant positive impact on daily life satisfaction, while education level and monthly household income also had positive effects. Conversely, age had a negative impact. This study suggests that AGI technology can play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for the elderly, emphasizing the need for policy support to facilitate this.