Why one-size-fits-all accessibility doesn't work

Accessibility Is Never One Size Fits All

Personalized technology should give users control instead of assuming an algorithm always knows what they need.

Rebecca Rosenberg explains why ReBokeh does not automatically assign accessibility settings based on a person’s diagnosis. Two users with the same visual condition can require completely different levels of brightness, contrast, color, and magnification.

Rather than offering a single automated solution, the assistive technology gives users multiple customization tools and allows them to choose what works in each moment.

Artificial intelligence can make recommendations, but users still understand their bodies, environments, and accessibility needs better than an algorithm.

Should personalized AI make decisions for users or give them more control?

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