Artificial Intelligence

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January 28, 2026 0

The Calculus of Inclusion: Navigating the Intersection of AI and Accessibility in Higher Education

Explore the intersection of AI and accessibility in higher education. Get our professional procurement scorecard and discover inclusive AI pathways for the Global South. [...]

October 12, 2025 0

AI-Powered Brain Computer Interface Co-pilot Offers New Autonomy for People with Paralysis

Scientists at the University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA) have developed an AI-powered [...]

Young entrepreneur Dhanvin Ganeshkumar, dressed in a suit, presents on a stage at SXSW EDU. Behind him, a presentation slide for his solution, "Swype," shows its two components: "wave" for gesture control to navigate tabs and "voiceOS" for voice commands to perform tasks like searching Google or saving files.

July 23, 2025 0

Swype AI: High Schooler Develops AI App That Turns Your Hand into a Computer Mouse

Discover Swype AI, an app by teen inventor Dhanvin Ganeshkumar. Using predictive AI, it offers smooth, gesture-based computer control for users with motor disabilities like Parkinson's, arthritis, and ALS. [...]

AI Alt Text Generator after alt text has been generated. Two image cards are shown with populated alt text fields. For 'import_photos_2801.jpg', alt text describes 'four men in smart casual attire.' For 'natural-bridge.jpg', it describes 'a paved walkway lined with stone walls.' 'Regenerate' buttons are visible.

May 27, 2025 0

Enhancing Digital Accessibility: Introducing Our New AI-Powered Alt Text Generator

Try our free AI Alt Text Generator! Create multilingual alt text for up to 50 images, streamline web accessibility, and learn why your human review is crucial. Discover this experimental tool today. [...]

May 18, 2025 0

Easier for Everyone: A Look at Apple’s Upcoming Powerful New Accessibility Features (2025)

Apple announced exciting new accessibility features for 2025! Discover Braille Access, Magnifier for Mac, Accessibility Reader, Live Captions on Apple Watch & more. Learn how they boost independence. [...]

Team picture in Shankar’s studio. From the left, standing: sound engineer Ameya Mategaonkar; Shankar; producer Soumil Shringarpure; lyricist Tanishk Nabar. From the left, seated: Googlers Arathi Sethumadhavan and Aaron Wade.

May 8, 2025 0

Unleashing Musical Potential: How Google’s Music AI Sandbox Can Harmonize with Accessibility

Discover how Google's Music AI Sandbox is opening doors for musicians with disabilities, offering new ways to create and express through AI-powered tools like text-to-music generation. [...]

Hand resting on a wooden surface, wearing the SpellRing prototype sensor device on the thumb, with colored wires leading towards the wrist.

March 31, 2025 0

SpellRing: Cornell’s Wearable AI Ring Translates ASL Fingerspelling

Key takeaways about the SpellRing project: Wearable Translation: Researchers at Cornell University are [...]

January 21, 2025 0

Copilot for Microsoft 365: AI as a Bridge to Professional Excellence

Learn how to use Microsoft Copilot to enhance workplace accessibility and efficiency. No coding required. Perfect for professionals, students, and organizations seeking inclusive AI solutions. [...]

A classroom with students sitting at desks, using laptops. In the foreground, a boy is focused on his laptop, with other students in the background also working on their computers. The environment appears to be a modern, technology-enabled learning space.

January 13, 2025 0

AI in Education: Promise, Access, and the Growing Digital Divide

Explore how AI is reshaping education for students with disabilities while creating a digital divide. From $40k AI schools to basic tools, see how access varies across communities. [...]

The image shows a person wearing a white shirt and a blue undershirt with a small, black, square bioelectronic device adhered to their neck. The placement on the neck suggests it is positioned over the larynx, aligning with the technology designed to capture muscle movements and translate them into speech.

March 25, 2024 1

UCLA Bioengineers Develop Wearable Device for Voice Disorder Treatment Using Machine Learning

Discover UCLA bioengineers' breakthrough device that helps restore speech for those with voice disorders, using a non-invasive, machine learning-powered technology. [...]

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