Opportunities for AI in Accessibility
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Dezain Radar summary
The article explores how AI can move beyond flawed automated alt-text toward meaningful accessibility improvements. It advocates for using machine learning to empower disabled users rather than replacing human judgment, highlighting high-potential areas like computer vision and inclusive data sets.
Why this matters
Designers often rely on AI for efficiency in accessibility compliance; understanding its current limitations helps prevent the creation of subpar or exclusionary experiences for disabled users.
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