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Not All AI are Equal: Exploring the Accessibility of AI-Mediated Communication Technology · Study

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Emma Goldenthal2021

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Not All AI are Equal: Exploring the Accessibility of AI-Mediated Communication Technology

Emma Goldenthal · Xun Liu · Hannah Mieczkowski · Jeffrey T. Hancock

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility Technology Use by Older Adults

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Published2021-08-05

VenueComputers in Human Behavior

ISSN-L0747-5632

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Citations79

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