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AI and Accessibility: a Conceptual Framework for Inclusive Technology

Gyana Ranjana Panigrahi · Suvendu Kumar Nayak · Sangram Kishore Routray · Rasmi Prakash Swain · Bijay Kumar Paikaray

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility

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To develop inclusive technologies, the authors suggested a paradigm that combines AI with accessibility. The objective of this study is to ensure that people with disabilities can reap the benefits of AI-driven systems that assist them in learning, working, and interacting with others. This study establishes a connection between the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and general design concepts, thereby making technology more adaptable, configurable, and inclusive. A hybrid approach has been implemented, which integrates quantitative evaluation with qualitative requirements analysis. This process will help us indicate the possible approaches and challenges at the time of integration. The moment anyone uses access to AI technology has the probability of ethical issues. As many AI-powered apps help people with disabilities, the collection of standards applies to legislators and developers.

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