A current survey from the Particular Olympics International Heart for Inclusion in Training reveals that whereas a majority of scholars with an mental and developmental incapacity (IDD) and their mother and father view AI as a probably transformative know-how, solely 35% of educators imagine that AI builders presently account for the wants and priorities of scholars with IDD.
On this episode of the NVIDIA AI Podcast, U.S. Particular Advisor on Worldwide Incapacity Rights on the U.S. Division of State Sara Minkara and Timothy Shriver, chairman of the board of Particular Olympics, focus on AI’s potential to reinforce particular training and incapacity inclusion.
They spotlight the crucial want to incorporate the voices from incapacity communities in AI growth and coverage conversations. Minkara and Shriver additionally clarify the cultural, monetary and social significance of constructing an inclusive future.
Time Stamps
2:12: Minkara and Shriver’s work on incapacity inclusion
9:47: Advantages of AI for folks with disabilities
20:46: Notes from the current G7 ministerial assembly on inclusion and incapacity
24:51: Challenges and future instructions of AI in incapacity inclusion
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