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AI Agents Don’t Live with Disabilities. People Do

Learn how disability research, intentional requirements, and layered testing can create more accessible AI experiences that benefit everyone.
Teams everywhere are racing to deploy AI agents, and a common assumption comes along for the ride: that these agents are smart enough to handle accessibility right out of the box. They’re not, and the reason is clear: AI agents don’t live with a disability. People do. When we assume an agent already knows what a person using a screen reader, a switch device, or voice control actually needs from an interface, we create what we call the accessibility gap. A better model won’t solve the issue, but intentional design will. AI agents are…
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