Abstract
The advent of artificial intelligence has been a corporate boom, but more problematic and uncertain in its emergent roles within education and human services. This session will focus on the practical aspects of using new forms of AI to accommodate people with disabilities; the use of AI to enhance and increase disability advocacy; and a meaningful discussion of a new virtual ethics which should govern AI and disability issues moving forward.
Presenters
John "Jack" TrammellProfessor, Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Human Services, Mount Saint Mary's University, Maryland, United States
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Disability, Accommodation, Artificial Intelligence, Equity, Human Services, Education, AI
