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ACCESSIBILITY BUZZ -August 2023

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How AI is giving blind people freedom and independence?

By ReadWrite

The blind community is experiencing the transformative effects of artificial intelligence (AI). Advancements in AI are providing blind individuals with newfound freedom and options, greatly improving their quality of life. This article explores the benefits of AI for the blind community while also addressing the challenges that come with its introduction.


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How Big Brother made the game accessible for deaf contestant Matt Klotz?

By Entertainment Weekly

Secret blindfolded missions, fancy technology, hidden monitors. Here's how the show got the house and game ready for its first deaf contestant. Big Brother season 25 has already been filled with big twists and turns. But the biggest change to both the house and to the game this season has revolved around the addition of Big Brother's first ever deaf houseguest, Matt Klotz.


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United Airlines to add braille to plane interiors!

By CNN Travel

United Airlines will put Braille throughout its plane interiors in order to support customers who are blind or have visual disabilities, becoming the first US airline to do so. Braille will be used to indicate aisle and seat numbers and the location of lavatories, according to United.

Paralympics GB seeks activist footing to help aid progress for disabled people

By The Guardian

Progress has stalled for disabled people in British society, the chief executive of ParalympicsGB has said, as he seeks to move his organization on to a more activist footing. One issue of particular concern is research from the disability campaign group Activity Alliance that found just 25% of disabled children regularly take part in school sports.

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