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AI Must Be Anti-Ableist and Accessible

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By Jennifer Mankoff, Devva Kasnitz, L. Jean Camp, Jonathan Lazar
| Communications of the ACM Verified
The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies in everyday settings creates new opportunities to understand how disabled people might use these technologies.2 Recent reports by Whittaker et al.,11 Trewin et al.,9 and Guo et al.3 highlight concerns about AI’s potential negative impact on inclusion, representation, and equity for those in marginalized communities, including disabled people. In this Opinion column, we summarize and build on these important and timely works.
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Thirty Years of the Americans with Disabilities Act

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By Devva Kasnitz, Aron S. Marie
| anthropology-news.org
In the first #AccessibleAnthro column of 2020 we highlighted the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by suggesting some ways to support accessibility in academic and practicing spaces, and to continue our barrier-breaking actions as individuals and as a society. On July 26, we marked the thirtieth anniversary of the ADA by asking disabled AAA members three questions about the ADA and anthropology. Thank you to everyone who participated; here are a few highlights. What does the ADA mean to you?
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