Keynote
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Remarks trace growth from 20 to 20,000 attendees across the 16th Ability Summit and list concrete accessibility wins: the adaptive controller, Seeing AI (2017), in-meeting captions, transcripts and sign detection, and Inclusive Tech Lab v2: 6,000 visitors. Notes a new trust role focused on responsible AI amid 6,000 products and models rolling out, and describes fixing image‑generation bias by partnering with Be My Eyes, Tilting the Lens and Little People of America and adding authentic images to models.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome to Ability Summit
- 1:12Jenny Lay-Flurrie on stage
- 3:02Empowering with tech and innovation
- 4:08AI’s accessibility impact
- 6:42Building trusted AI tech
- 9:14Fixing AI image generation
- 11:45New Chief Accessibility Officer
- 12:27Call to action for accessibility
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