The Unrelenting Pace of Innovations in AI in regards to Accessibility: AI Moving Fast and with Unstoppable Force

The future of AI holds even more promise for individuals with disabilities.

James Geiger
2 min readMar 24, 2023
Matt Wolfe (futuretools.ai), Jason West (chatgptskool.com), and Rob Lennon (thatroblennon.carrd.co)

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of artificial intelligence, we are constantly witnessing groundbreaking announcements and developments. Innovations such as Canva Create, Adobe Firefly, and ChatGPT Plugins not only showcase the rapid progress in AI but also have a transformative impact on various aspects of our lives. Among the most significant beneficiaries of these advancements are individuals living with disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, who now have access to improved tools and resources for enhanced accessibility.

As someone with a disability, I can attest to the excitement of living in a time when AI advancements are continuously revolutionizing my workflow and enabling me to overcome accessibility challenges. Each week, I explore new tools and technologies to optimize my creative process. Currently, my workflow involves using ChatGPT to express my main ideas, refining them with Quillbot, and then creating a blog post or using ElevenLabs to generate an audio version for my podcast. The integration of these AI tools allows me to efficiently share my thoughts with the world and connect with my audience in various formats.

Navigating the fast-changing landscape of AI would not be possible without the guidance of experts and enthusiasts in the field. People like Matt Wolfe (futuretools.ai), Jason West (chatgptskool.com), and Rob Lennon (thatroblennon.carrd.co) have been instrumental in helping me stay informed and make the most of the latest AI advancements. It’s such an exciting time to be alive!

The future of AI holds even more promise for individuals with disabilities. One of the most anticipated advancements for those with speech impediments, like dysarthria, is the improvement of speech recognition technology. As AI continues to evolve at an astonishing rate, I eagerly await the day when it will be able to understand my speech and seamlessly convert it to text. This breakthrough will have a profound impact on the lives of those facing similar challenges, opening up new possibilities for communication and self-expression.

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James Geiger

My name is James Geiger, and I am a web designer and aspiring UI/UX designer. I have cerebral palsy. Here, I will express the inner musings of my mind.