Disability and Tech: A Match?
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Thanh Lan Doublier, a machine engineer in apprenticeship at Axa, discusses being a racialized woman with a disability in IT, examines whether being a developer with a disability changes professional experience, and how coding and technology helped her cope with illness. She also advocates for including users with disabilities—especially in AI—highlighting accessibility and diversity as major challenges.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Inclusion and disability
- 3:17ML engineer journey with disability
- 4:21AI bias in disability
- 5:21Daily accessibility obstacles
- 7:06Imposter syndrome and confidence
- 8:30Remote work and integration
- 10:38Accessibility design risks
- 12:01AXA experience and trust
- 13:50Role of allies in inclusion
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