Exploring AI-Driven Accessibility: A Keynote at Nafath Majlis by Dr. Iyad Abu Doush
Director of Research and Grants, Dr. Iyad Abu Doush at the American University Of Kuwait presented as a keynote speaker at the prestigious 2nd Edition of “Nafath Majlis.” This significant event was hosted by the Mada Center and took place at the Qatar National Museum. Dr. Abu Doush delivered a presentation titled “The Current State of Artificial Intelligence Tools for Accessibility in Product Development,” providing invaluable insights into the advancements of AI technology aimed at enhancing accessibility.
Dr. Abu Doush's keynote presentation delved into the findings of his latest research, focusing on assessing the maturity of current generative AI tools for accessible product development. The research addressed a critical gap in the field: the lack of standardized methods and universally accepted performance metrics for evaluating AI tools tailored to accessibility needs. By proposing a comprehensive framework, the research aims to empower developers, designers, and stakeholders to make informed decisions regarding the adoption and refinement of AI-driven accessibility solutions.
The event gathered experts and specialists in ICT accessibility and assistive technology. It featured insightful sessions on how next-generation user interfaces can support people with disabilities. This collaboration highlights the ongoing commitment to advancing inclusive design practices and leveraging AI technology to create more accessible products.
Dr. Abu Doush's keynote presentation delved into the findings of his latest research, focusing on assessing the maturity of current generative AI tools for accessible product development. The research addressed a critical gap in the field: the lack of standardized methods and universally accepted performance metrics for evaluating AI tools tailored to accessibility needs. By proposing a comprehensive framework, the research aims to empower developers, designers, and stakeholders to make informed decisions regarding the adoption and refinement of AI-driven accessibility solutions.
The event gathered experts and specialists in ICT accessibility and assistive technology. It featured insightful sessions on how next-generation user interfaces can support people with disabilities. This collaboration highlights the ongoing commitment to advancing inclusive design practices and leveraging AI technology to create more accessible products.
Dr. Abu Doush during the event
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