Improving tech access for the speech impaired
Voice recognition technology, it's everywhere, but it's not equally available to everyone.
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Voice recognition technology, it's everywhere, but it's not equally available to everyone.
Voice AI technology like Siri often does not work for people who stutter. Funded with a $5 million NSF grant, a team of MSU researchers has set out to change that with an app called HeardAI
Stuttering isn’t shameful; advocates wrestle with how President Biden’s speech impediment is portrayed Updated Feb 22, 2021; Posted Feb 22, 2021 Aimee Sterk, left, laughs while she and her son Theo, 4, sit for a portrait in Jenison, on Wednesday, February 17, 2021. (Mike Mulholland | MLive.com) Facebook Share When negative comments are made about President Joe Biden’s stutter, it puts the ableism that people with disabilities, like Aimee Sterk and her son Theo, face everyday on a national scale. Biden’s stutter has often been a point of criticism by political opponents who equate h...