OpenAI announced that its official ChatGPT app for the iPhone and the iPad is now available in more than 40 countries in addition to the United States. The app first launched in the United States last week, and OpenAI promised that it would expand to more countries in the coming weeks.
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This company can help you control your electronics with your tongue
People with mobility impairments might need assistance with typing, scrolling, or gaming. These disabilities can affect someone’s ability to work or connect with others socially.
This braille glove reads out loud for you
It can be difficult for some blind people to learn to read braille. That’s where the BrailleWear glove comes in, as it verbally tells them. The glove is being developed by assistive tech startup ORama AI.
U.S. company implants brain chips for 50 people to cure blindness, deafness and more…
A US firm has implanted 50 chips into people’s brains, with scientists at the company hopeful that they will one day be able to massively improve the lives of people with blindness, deafness, depression and physical paralysis.
The next Forza will be the most accessible Forza ever
Forza Motorsport is arriving later this year with all the usual improvements in visual immersion and fidelity you’d expect from the latest Forza. But it’s also going to let players who are blind or have low vision race around tracks by listening for clever audio cues making Forza Motorsport the most accessible Forza title ever created.
These GPT-4 powered smart glasses help you have conversations
Students at Stanford University have developed smart glasses that provide users with appropriate responses for conversations through an optics lens connected to a smartphone running OpenAI’s GPT-4 large language model.
Fitness app updates with new accessibility features
Gentler Streak has become one of the most popular fitness apps for iPhone and Apple Watch. And to ensure that everyone can use the app to track their health, Gentler Streak has now been updated to fully support iOS accessibility features.
Study reveals blind individuals have an enhanced capacity to sense their own heartbeat
A study conducted by scientists from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden and Jagiellonian University in Poland reveals that blind individuals exhibit an ability to sense their own heartbeats. The study suggests that blindness results in an enhanced capacity to perceive internal bodily signals.
Be My Eyes integrates GPT-4’s image-recognition abilities
Be My Eyes, a Danish startup, applied the AI model to a new feature called Virtual Volunteer, for blind or partially sighted people.
Microsoft coming out with a accessibility assistant for content creators
At this year’s Microsoft Ability Summit, the company has revealed its latest advancements for accessibility and disability inclusion. First, it’s bringing an accessibility assistant to Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office). The aim is to help people produce content that’s more accessible.
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