Intelligent accessibility — what if accessibility could adapt to you?Exploring how AI can transform accessibility from static accommodations into adaptive, human-centered experiencesFour main functional disability categories — physical, vision, hearing and cognitive. Photo by bilalulker on istockphoto.com“The evolution of digital accessibility has given us principles, standards, and tools to identify and remove barriers embedded within digital experiences. But as technology moves towards increasingly dynamic, personalized, and intelligent experiences, can the inclusion of accessibility remain static as it always were till recent? — or more than ever today, do we need to rethink how the term accessibility adapts alongside the people and contexts it is designed for?”This is a question I have been curious about quite some time. And, it is the remedy that led me to write this...