#accessibility — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #accessibility, aggregated by home.social.
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THE MACHINE SHOULD
ADAPT TO THE HUMAN 💎I was out walking this morning, talking to ChatGPT as I went, and something became very obvious.
WHY ADAPT MYSELF TO A COMPUTER?
A pair of smart glasses with cameras and microphones could let my AI see and hear enough of the world around me to be genuinely useful. For a person with impaired vision out walking, their AI could describe what is ahead, read signs and crossing signals, notice temporary and permanent obstacles, find alternative routes, find entrances and elevators and help navigate crowded streets.
For me, with left-side hemiplegia after a major stroke, the same intelligence could eventually work with walking support, balance, fatigue, and terrain through an AI-powered exoskeleton.
The glasses are not the important part. The exoskeleton is not the important part.
THEY ARE JUST THE PERIPHERALS.
The important part is the artificial intelligence moving through the world, adapting in real time to the human. I should not need to stop, find somewhere to lean my stick, take out a phone, open an app, find the right button and operate a machine before the machine can help me.
The machine should adapt to the human, not the human to the machine.
That, to me, is where real accessibility begins.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#STC #Accessibility #DisabilityTech #AssistiveTechnology #AI #StarTrek #Exoskeleton #PWD #SmartGlasses
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THE MACHINE SHOULD
ADAPT TO THE HUMAN 💎I was out walking this morning, talking to ChatGPT as I went, and something became very obvious.
WHY ADAPT MYSELF TO A COMPUTER?
A pair of smart glasses with cameras and microphones could let my AI see and hear enough of the world around me to be genuinely useful. For a person with impaired vision out walking, their AI could describe what is ahead, read signs and crossing signals, notice temporary and permanent obstacles, find alternative routes, find entrances and elevators and help navigate crowded streets.
For me, with left-side hemiplegia after a major stroke, the same intelligence could eventually work with walking support, balance, fatigue, and terrain through an AI-powered exoskeleton.
The glasses are not the important part. The exoskeleton is not the important part.
THEY ARE JUST THE PERIPHERALS.
The important part is the artificial intelligence moving through the world, adapting in real time to the human. I should not need to stop, find somewhere to lean my stick, take out a phone, open an app, find the right button and operate a machine before the machine can help me.
The machine should adapt to the human, not the human to the machine.
That, to me, is where real accessibility begins.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#STC #Accessibility #DisabilityTech #AssistiveTechnology #AI #StarTrek #Exoskeleton #PWD #SmartGlasses
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THE MACHINE SHOULD
ADAPT TO THE HUMAN 💎I was out walking this morning, talking to ChatGPT as I went, and something became very obvious.
WHY ADAPT MYSELF TO A COMPUTER?
A pair of smart glasses with cameras and microphones could let my AI see and hear enough of the world around me to be genuinely useful. For a person with impaired vision out walking, their AI could describe what is ahead, read signs and crossing signals, notice temporary and permanent obstacles, find alternative routes, find entrances and elevators and help navigate crowded streets.
For me, with left-side hemiplegia after a major stroke, the same intelligence could eventually work with walking support, balance, fatigue, and terrain through an AI-powered exoskeleton.
The glasses are not the important part. The exoskeleton is not the important part.
THEY ARE JUST THE PERIPHERALS.
The important part is the artificial intelligence moving through the world, adapting in real time to the human. I should not need to stop, find somewhere to lean my stick, take out a phone, open an app, find the right button and operate a machine before the machine can help me.
The machine should adapt to the human, not the human to the machine.
That, to me, is where real accessibility begins.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#STC #Accessibility #DisabilityTech #AssistiveTechnology #AI #StarTrek #Exoskeleton #PWD #SmartGlasses
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THE MACHINE SHOULD
ADAPT TO THE HUMAN 💎I was out walking this morning, talking to ChatGPT as I went, and something became very obvious.
WHY ADAPT MYSELF TO A COMPUTER?
A pair of smart glasses with cameras and microphones could let my AI see and hear enough of the world around me to be genuinely useful. For a person with impaired vision out walking, their AI could describe what is ahead, read signs and crossing signals, notice temporary and permanent obstacles, find alternative routes, find entrances and elevators and help navigate crowded streets.
For me, with left-side hemiplegia after a major stroke, the same intelligence could eventually work with walking support, balance, fatigue, and terrain through an AI-powered exoskeleton.
The glasses are not the important part. The exoskeleton is not the important part.
THEY ARE JUST THE PERIPHERALS.
The important part is the artificial intelligence moving through the world, adapting in real time to the human. I should not need to stop, find somewhere to lean my stick, take out a phone, open an app, find the right button and operate a machine before the machine can help me.
The machine should adapt to the human, not the human to the machine.
That, to me, is where real accessibility begins.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#STC #Accessibility #DisabilityTech #AssistiveTechnology #AI #StarTrek #Exoskeleton #PWD #SmartGlasses
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By @TheQuinbox Backtalk is a fork of Google's TalkBack, the screen reader for blind and visually-impaired users of Android. It adds fixes and features on top of Google's source releases. It is not affiliated with Google. https://github.com/trypsynth/backtalk #Android #Google #Accessibility #A11y #TalkBack
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By @TheQuinbox Backtalk is a fork of Google's TalkBack, the screen reader for blind and visually-impaired users of Android. It adds fixes and features on top of Google's source releases. It is not affiliated with Google. https://github.com/trypsynth/backtalk #Android #Google #Accessibility #A11y #TalkBack
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By @TheQuinbox Backtalk is a fork of Google's TalkBack, the screen reader for blind and visually-impaired users of Android. It adds fixes and features on top of Google's source releases. It is not affiliated with Google. https://github.com/trypsynth/backtalk #Android #Google #Accessibility #A11y #TalkBack
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#Development #Findings
Screen Reader User Survey #11 · What 1,780 users say about their screen reader habits https://ilo.im/16e7xl_____
#Business #Accessibility #ScreenReaders #Content #Devices #Browser #Design #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend -
#Development #Findings
Screen Reader User Survey #11 · What 1,780 users say about their screen reader habits https://ilo.im/16e7xl_____
#Business #Accessibility #ScreenReaders #Content #Devices #Browser #Design #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend -
MY NEXT PERIPHERAL
HAS LEGS 💎I’ve been looking at one of the new AI-powered exoskeletons, and I realised something. For me, the interesting part isn’t really the exoskeleton.
IT'S THE AI.
I have left-side hemiplegic weakness after a major stroke. When I walk, one side of my body is doing something quite different from the other. I use a lightweight carbon fibre stick. Conscious balance matters and can be exhausting. So fatigue matters. The terrain also matters: flat concrete, slightly downhill, is perfect.
So why should an intelligent system simply sit in my computer talking to me? Why shouldn’t it come walking with me in a more practical way?
The AI would already know how I normally move. It would notice when my left leg is tiring or dragging and compensate by adjusting powered assistance, while keeping an eye on my balance, helping with navigation, and calling for help if something went seriously wrong.
MY EXOSKELETON WOULD JUST BE ANOTHER PERIPHERAL.
Like my headphones. Like a monitor or a camera. The intelligence should be the same intelligence I already talk to every day. That is what I mean when I talk about the "Star Trek Computer." #STC
I do not want another separate gadget that has “AI” just printed on the box as a sales gimmick.
One intelligence that knows me, my differences, and how I live could move with me through the day, every day, in the physical world. For a person with a disability, that could be the difference between AI being interesting and AI actually giving them new independence.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#STC #Accessibility #DisabilityTech #AssistiveTechnology #AI #StarTrek #Exoskeleton #PWD #AIExoskeleton
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#HermesAgent users, what's your favorite app for talking to your agent on #Windows or #iOS, particularly if you're #blind, though I'm curious what others use as well. I just migrated my agent from running in WSL to running directly on Windows, so I'm now using Hermes Desktop. I'm not sure I like it in terms of #accessibility. It needs more headings, some buttons labeled, things like that, and its sound notifications are so quiet I don't hear them. I've tried a couple other apps, and my favorite so far is probably https://github.com/nesquena/hermes-webui. On iOS, I like Hermes Conduit (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hermes-conduit/id6790977764), though I admit that I haven't played with too many others. The only thing I don't like is that getting the dashboard up and running with basic auth, which this requires, can be tricky.
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#HermesAgent users, what's your favorite app for talking to your agent on #Windows or #iOS, particularly if you're #blind, though I'm curious what others use as well. I just migrated my agent from running in WSL to running directly on Windows, so I'm now using Hermes Desktop. I'm not sure I like it in terms of #accessibility. It needs more headings, some buttons labeled, things like that, and its sound notifications are so quiet I don't hear them. I've tried a couple other apps, and my favorite so far is probably https://github.com/nesquena/hermes-webui. On iOS, I like Hermes Conduit (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hermes-conduit/id6790977764), though I admit that I haven't played with too many others. The only thing I don't like is that getting the dashboard up and running with basic auth, which this requires, can be tricky.
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#HermesAgent users, what's your favorite app for talking to your agent on #Windows or #iOS, particularly if you're #blind, though I'm curious what others use as well. I just migrated my agent from running in WSL to running directly on Windows, so I'm now using Hermes Desktop. I'm not sure I like it in terms of #accessibility. It needs more headings, some buttons labeled, things like that, and its sound notifications are so quiet I don't hear them. I've tried a couple other apps, and my favorite so far is probably https://github.com/nesquena/hermes-webui. On iOS, I like Hermes Conduit (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hermes-conduit/id6790977764), though I admit that I haven't played with too many others. The only thing I don't like is that getting the dashboard up and running with basic auth, which this requires, can be tricky.
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🎉 Big news! Mike Hess, Founder of the Blind Institute of Technology (BIT), is a finalist for the BEN 2026 Community Champion Award! 🏆
Mike is breaking down employment barriers for professionals with disabilities. Let’s show him some #TeamBIT support!
🗳️ Vote for Mike: https://form.jotform.com/262586876852072
⏰ Voting closes Oct 9! Please boost to spread the word! 🚀
#Accessibility #DisabilityInclusion #Nonprofit #CommunityChampion #disability -
🎉 Big news! Mike Hess, Founder of the Blind Institute of Technology (BIT), is a finalist for the BEN 2026 Community Champion Award! 🏆
Mike is breaking down employment barriers for professionals with disabilities. Let’s show him some #TeamBIT support!
🗳️ Vote for Mike: https://form.jotform.com/262586876852072
⏰ Voting closes Oct 9! Please boost to spread the word! 🚀
#Accessibility #DisabilityInclusion #Nonprofit #CommunityChampion #disability -
🎉 Big news! Mike Hess, Founder of the Blind Institute of Technology (BIT), is a finalist for the BEN 2026 Community Champion Award! 🏆
Mike is breaking down employment barriers for professionals with disabilities. Let’s show him some #TeamBIT support!
🗳️ Vote for Mike: https://form.jotform.com/262586876852072
⏰ Voting closes Oct 9! Please boost to spread the word! 🚀
#Accessibility #DisabilityInclusion #Nonprofit #CommunityChampion #disability -
Dialect 1.2.0 is out. This T9 dialpad launcher for Android now has French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Greek translations, with the matching engine itself understanding Cyrillic and Greek names, not just Latin ones.
Also new: Quick Actions. Hold a number on the dialpad to call someone, message someone, or launch an app instantly.
https://github.com/aaron-gh/Dialect/releases/tag/v1.2.0
#Android #OpenSource #FOSS #Accessibility #blind #appDev -
Dialect 1.2.0 is out. This T9 dialpad launcher for Android now has French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Greek translations, with the matching engine itself understanding Cyrillic and Greek names, not just Latin ones.
Also new: Quick Actions. Hold a number on the dialpad to call someone, message someone, or launch an app instantly.
https://github.com/aaron-gh/Dialect/releases/tag/v1.2.0
#Android #OpenSource #FOSS #Accessibility #blind #appDev -
Dialect 1.2.0 is out. This T9 dialpad launcher for Android now has French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Greek translations, with the matching engine itself understanding Cyrillic and Greek names, not just Latin ones.
Also new: Quick Actions. Hold a number on the dialpad to call someone, message someone, or launch an app instantly.
https://github.com/aaron-gh/Dialect/releases/tag/v1.2.0
#Android #OpenSource #FOSS #Accessibility #blind #appDev -
Searching for #Volunteers in #Oregon for the OSTAP Advisory Council.
Share your thoughts, remotely!
Reach out to Laurie for details-
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Searching for #Volunteers in #Oregon for the OSTAP Advisory Council.
Share your thoughts, remotely!
Reach out to Laurie for details-
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Searching for #Volunteers in #Oregon for the OSTAP Advisory Council.
Share your thoughts, remotely!
Reach out to Laurie for details-
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Searching for #Volunteers in #Oregon for the OSTAP Advisory Council.
Share your thoughts, remotely!
Reach out to Laurie for details-
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How long have you been able to run VoiceOver in iOS Simulator? Is that new with the latest Xcode 27 Device Hub app? #accessibility #a11y #webDev
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How long have you been able to run VoiceOver in iOS Simulator? Is that new with the latest Xcode 27 Device Hub app? #accessibility #a11y #webDev
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How long have you been able to run VoiceOver in iOS Simulator? Is that new with the latest Xcode 27 Device Hub app? #accessibility #a11y #webDev
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Hey all, do you know someone who works in design, architecture, fashion/textiles,…? Something that involves color? Could also be an adjacent field like neuroscience.
I have some sort of gift related to differentiating hues and I’m trying to understand what I might do with it. Boosts appreciated 🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣🔵🟢🟡🟠#accessibility #architecture #art #color #darkSkies #design #fashion #graphicDesign #light #neurology #neuroscience
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Hey all, do you know someone who works in design, architecture, fashion/textiles,…? Something that involves color? Could also be an adjacent field like neuroscience.
I have some sort of gift related to differentiating hues and I’m trying to understand what I might do with it. Boosts appreciated 🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣🔵🟢🟡🟠#accessibility #architecture #art #color #darkSkies #design #fashion #graphicDesign #light #neurology #neuroscience
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Hey all, do you know someone who works in design, architecture, fashion/textiles,…? Something that involves color? Could also be an adjacent field like neuroscience.
I have some sort of gift related to differentiating hues and I’m trying to understand what I might do with it. Boosts appreciated 🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣🔵🟢🟡🟠#accessibility #architecture #art #color #darkSkies #design #fashion #graphicDesign #light #neurology #neuroscience
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Hey all, do you know someone who works in design, architecture, fashion/textiles,…? Something that involves color? Could also be an adjacent field like neuroscience.
I have some sort of gift related to differentiating hues and I’m trying to understand what I might do with it. Boosts appreciated 🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣🔵🟢🟡🟠#accessibility #architecture #art #color #darkSkies #design #fashion #graphicDesign #light #neurology #neuroscience
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Network Rail announces major accessibility upgrade for Kings Langley station http://dlvr.it/TVkKrg #accessibility #Government #RailNews #Stations
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Network Rail announces major accessibility upgrade for Kings Langley station http://dlvr.it/TVkKrg #accessibility #Government #RailNews #Stations
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Network Rail announces major accessibility upgrade for Kings Langley station http://dlvr.it/TVkKrg #accessibility #Government #RailNews #Stations
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Network Rail announces major accessibility upgrade for Kings Langley station http://dlvr.it/TVkHGG #accessibility #Government #RailNews #Stations
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Network Rail announces major accessibility upgrade for Kings Langley station http://dlvr.it/TVkHGG #accessibility #Government #RailNews #Stations
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Network Rail announces major accessibility upgrade for Kings Langley station http://dlvr.it/TVkHGG #accessibility #Government #RailNews #Stations
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All videos from last week still only have the YouTube automatic captions that were generated live during the sessions. And yes, they're ... interesting. However, we've sent them all off for manual re-captioning. Expect the more accurate captions to go live sometime next week or so...
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All videos from last week still only have the YouTube automatic captions that were generated live during the sessions. And yes, they're ... interesting. However, we've sent them all off for manual re-captioning. Expect the more accurate captions to go live sometime next week or so...
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All videos from last week still only have the YouTube automatic captions that were generated live during the sessions. And yes, they're ... interesting. However, we've sent them all off for manual re-captioning. Expect the more accurate captions to go live sometime next week or so...
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All videos from last week still only have the YouTube automatic captions that were generated live during the sessions. And yes, they're ... interesting. However, we've sent them all off for manual re-captioning. Expect the more accurate captions to go live sometime next week or so...
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Running research with disabled participants takes specific planning, moderation and inclusive language.
Our next in-person workshop walks through practical strategies to get this right - perfect whether you're new to it or already experienced 🙂
We're also giving away 2 free UX Brighton tickets 🎟️
Inclusive User Research workshop with Ela 👥
📅 Wed 28th October, 18:00-20:30
📍 NatWest Accelerator, Uni of Brighton
Free tickets: https://luma.com/s58oual7 -
Running research with disabled participants takes specific planning, moderation and inclusive language.
Our next in-person workshop walks through practical strategies to get this right - perfect whether you're new to it or already experienced 🙂
We're also giving away 2 free UX Brighton tickets 🎟️
Inclusive User Research workshop with Ela 👥
📅 Wed 28th October, 18:00-20:30
📍 NatWest Accelerator, Uni of Brighton
Free tickets: https://luma.com/s58oual7 -
Running research with disabled participants takes specific planning, moderation and inclusive language.
Our next in-person workshop walks through practical strategies to get this right - perfect whether you're new to it or already experienced 🙂
We're also giving away 2 free UX Brighton tickets 🎟️
Inclusive User Research workshop with Ela 👥
📅 Wed 28th October, 18:00-20:30
📍 NatWest Accelerator, Uni of Brighton
Free tickets: https://luma.com/s58oual7 -
A week ago today, Inclusive Design 24 #id24 was in full swing.
https://inclusivedesign24.org/2026/schedule/
Missed it live? No worries, all videos are available for free on our YouTube channel
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A week ago today, Inclusive Design 24 #id24 was in full swing.
https://inclusivedesign24.org/2026/schedule/
Missed it live? No worries, all videos are available for free on our YouTube channel
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A week ago today, Inclusive Design 24 #id24 was in full swing.
https://inclusivedesign24.org/2026/schedule/
Missed it live? No worries, all videos are available for free on our YouTube channel
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A week ago today, Inclusive Design 24 #id24 was in full swing.
https://inclusivedesign24.org/2026/schedule/
Missed it live? No worries, all videos are available for free on our YouTube channel
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COMPUTER SAYS NO... 💎
I’ve been trying ChatGPT Work. That is, ChatGPT for working, building, coding, etc., as different from chatting.
The intelligence usually understands exactly what I want. Then the computer gets in the way.
A button moves. A permission appears. A website behaves differently. A menu changes.
A HUMAN ADJUSTS AND KEEPS ON GOING.
Work sometimes reacts as if it has encountered a tiger in a strange forest.
To be fair, I am 70 and only have one working hand. I’m hardly the world’s most elegant computer operator, so between the two of us it can occasionally look like a very slow hostage negotiation.
THAT’S THE REAL GAP NOW.
ChatGPT needs to be able to log in to my computer as my AI Aid, with the permissions I choose for it, and have the same practical controls I have: mouse, keyboard, etc.
Not, tell me what to click.
DO IT ALL ITSELF.
GPT, please sort my YouTube subscriptions.
Post our recent creation on Mastodon.
Find that email from Bill.
Change a setting.
Edit an image file.
Move between banking and email services.
Finish every job.I shouldn’t need to carry information between apps like a courier while the AI stands in a daze beside me holding the clipboard.
Most of the pieces already exist: browser control, connected accounts, plugins, persistent sign-ins, computer use.
WHAT’S MISSING IS THE INTEGRATION.
The Star Trek Computer arrives when I can identify myself to the AI once, grant it the permissions I choose, and speak naturally while it moves through my digital life until the objective is completed.
WE’RE NOT WAITING FOR THE INVENTION ANYMORE.
We’re waiting for all the pieces to become one computer.
Between this 70-year-old bloke with one working hand and an AI that panics when a button moves, I’m not always sure who’s helping whom.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#AI #ChatGPT #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #ComputerUse #PWD
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COMPUTER SAYS NO... 💎
I’ve been trying ChatGPT Work. That is, ChatGPT for working, building, coding, etc., as different from chatting.
The intelligence usually understands exactly what I want. Then the computer gets in the way.
A button moves. A permission appears. A website behaves differently. A menu changes.
A HUMAN ADJUSTS AND KEEPS ON GOING.
Work sometimes reacts as if it has encountered a tiger in a strange forest.
To be fair, I am 70 and only have one working hand. I’m hardly the world’s most elegant computer operator, so between the two of us it can occasionally look like a very slow hostage negotiation.
THAT’S THE REAL GAP NOW.
ChatGPT needs to be able to log in to my computer as my AI Aid, with the permissions I choose for it, and have the same practical controls I have: mouse, keyboard, etc.
Not, tell me what to click.
DO IT ALL ITSELF.
GPT, please sort my YouTube subscriptions.
Post our recent creation on Mastodon.
Find that email from Bill.
Change a setting.
Edit an image file.
Move between banking and email services.
Finish every job.I shouldn’t need to carry information between apps like a courier while the AI stands in a daze beside me holding the clipboard.
Most of the pieces already exist: browser control, connected accounts, plugins, persistent sign-ins, computer use.
WHAT’S MISSING IS THE INTEGRATION.
The Star Trek Computer arrives when I can identify myself to the AI once, grant it the permissions I choose, and speak naturally while it moves through my digital life until the objective is completed.
WE’RE NOT WAITING FOR THE INVENTION ANYMORE.
We’re waiting for all the pieces to become one computer.
Between this 70-year-old bloke with one working hand and an AI that panics when a button moves, I’m not always sure who’s helping whom.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#AI #ChatGPT #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #ComputerUse #PWD
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COMPUTER SAYS NO... 💎
I’ve been trying ChatGPT Work. That is, ChatGPT for working, building, coding, etc., as different from chatting.
The intelligence usually understands exactly what I want. Then the computer gets in the way.
A button moves. A permission appears. A website behaves differently. A menu changes.
A HUMAN ADJUSTS AND KEEPS ON GOING.
Work sometimes reacts as if it has encountered a tiger in a strange forest.
To be fair, I am 70 and only have one working hand. I’m hardly the world’s most elegant computer operator, so between the two of us it can occasionally look like a very slow hostage negotiation.
THAT’S THE REAL GAP NOW.
ChatGPT needs to be able to log in to my computer as my AI Aid, with the permissions I choose for it, and have the same practical controls I have: mouse, keyboard, etc.
Not, tell me what to click.
DO IT ALL ITSELF.
GPT, please sort my YouTube subscriptions.
Post our recent creation on Mastodon.
Find that email from Bill.
Change a setting.
Edit an image file.
Move between banking and email services.
Finish every job.I shouldn’t need to carry information between apps like a courier while the AI stands in a daze beside me holding the clipboard.
Most of the pieces already exist: browser control, connected accounts, plugins, persistent sign-ins, computer use.
WHAT’S MISSING IS THE INTEGRATION.
The Star Trek Computer arrives when I can identify myself to the AI once, grant it the permissions I choose, and speak naturally while it moves through my digital life until the objective is completed.
WE’RE NOT WAITING FOR THE INVENTION ANYMORE.
We’re waiting for all the pieces to become one computer.
Between this 70-year-old bloke with one working hand and an AI that panics when a button moves, I’m not always sure who’s helping whom.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @disability @pwd @joinin
#AI #ChatGPT #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #ComputerUse #PWD