AI is opening new possibilities for people with disabilities, helping bridge the gap between digital and physical limitations. From AI-powered screen readers and real-time captioning to voice-controlled apps and image recognition tools for the visually impaired, artificial intelligence is turning inclusion into action. Tools like Microsoft’s Seeing AI or Google’s Live Transcribe are revolutionizing how people interact with the world around them.
This post explores how AI is enhancing accessibility in education, workplaces, and public services. It also highlights the ethical need to design AI that is inclusive from the start—not as an afterthought. As we move toward a more tech-driven society, making AI inclusive benefits not just individuals, but communities and economies as a whole.
