AI and Disability: Progress or Exclusion?
summary
The talk examines how modern AI tools (examples given: ChatGPT, DALL·E, Midjourney) affect people with disabilities, asking whether they improve daily accessibility or increase isolation. It explains briefly how most AI systems work and why they can harm disabled users, and also presents positive examples of new AI-based accessibility tools. Two presenters who are deaf developers share personal and professional experiences and concrete reflections.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:56Disability definition
- 7:48AI bias and disability
- 15:18Reducing bias solutions
- 22:19Positive AI applications
- 28:20Psychological risks of AI
- 35:28AI accessibility limits
- 40:15Conclusion and inclusion call
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