Frequently asked questions
What can the AI accessibility guide help with?
It can help read documents, describe images, simplify forms or instructions, convert speech and text, create reminders, draft accommodation intake, and route a support request for human review.
Does the AI replace an accessibility professional or caregiver?
No. The guide is an AI that organizes and explains information. People and appropriately qualified professionals remain responsible for care, accommodations, compliance, and consequential decisions.
Can I choose how information is explained?
The intended workflow begins by identifying the modality need and preferred format, then presents an explanation for the user to review and refine.
What should I remove before sharing a document?
Remove unrelated personal information and anything not required for the task. The exact privacy policy and institutional controls still need owner confirmation.
Can the guide submit an accommodation request for me?
It can help capture the request and prepare a draft or task, but a person should review it before routing and the receiving organization controls its process.
How should I check an image description?
Confirm that it addresses your purpose, distinguishes visible details from interpretation, and identifies uncertainty. Ask a person to review details that affect safety or rights.
Which languages and modalities are supported?
The workbook does not confirm a final supported-language or modality list. Ask the on-page AI guide or owner to verify support for your particular need.
Is this suitable for schools and employers?
The planned platform includes accessibility and accommodation workflows for organizations, but each school or employer must review fit, privacy, policy, and compliance requirements.
What happens when the guide is uncertain?
It should name what is missing, avoid guessing, preserve the draft, and route the question to a person who can take responsibility.
How do I begin?
Choose one document, image, instruction, or support need and use the on-page demonstration or digital form to describe the accessible outcome you want.