We hear about the dangers of Generative AI. Generative AI can exclude people. The system can generate bias and it’s possible to strengthen the current stigma people from diverse backgrounds may have. But for this talk, let’s reverse the question: Can Generative AI make the world more inclusive, in specific for people with disabilities?

As a tech-optimist I would say yes. But you don’t need to believe me. Instead of a blind believe in the yes, I give you some interesting cases where Generative AI limits bias and makes the world more inclusive.

– For people without formal education, Gen AI can explain theories;
– For people with dyslexia, Gen AI can write stuff in better wordings and grammar;
– For people with autism, Gen AI can help them to understand social situations better;
– For people with a visual impairment, Gen AI can help with reading text;

In this talk we are going to explore some use-cases how Gen AI can make the world more a more inclusive and better place for everyone, in specific for people with disabilities.