I had my first CSUNATC experience at #DisabilityIN. I was turned away from a session, along with a dozen others, because the room was at capacity.
The session was “Artificial Intelligence: Futureproofing with Accessibility to Address Opportunities, Challenges and Biases.”
Panelists include Dave Sloan (remember that book I endorsed a couple weeks ago?) and Microsoft’s Chief Accessibility Officer (remember that slide I shared yesterday?). I was looking forward to the discussion and Q&A.
Adrian Roselli /
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