There's a fundamental conflict of interest between accessibility experts and accessibility overlay vendors. If accessibility overlays ever get good enough to replace the experts, which, just to be clear, they haven't yet, they'll put the experts out of their jobs. I wouldn't be surprised if accessibility "experts" keep spreading FUD about overlays long past the point when they actually become useful. After all, making themselves sound irreplaceable might be the only viable strategy for them.
This is just something to ponder when hearing what experts say about AI in accessibility.
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