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GPT Chat, help me summarize this text for college. Artificial intelligence is now an integral part of my daily life. In almost every room I have an Alexa virtual assistant that allows me to control lights, blinds and devices (as I already discussed in my article on home automation, written for this blog) while during university lectures I use Chat GPT to take notes and process information more quickly.

Artificial intelligence (AI) can only broaden inclusion if it is designed to do so: because digital accessibility is not optional, but a right.

Imagine scrolling through a social media feed without being able to see the images. For many blind or visually impaired people, this isn't an abstract hypothesis, but an everyday reality. However, something is changing: artificial intelligence (AI) is learning not only to recognize what's in an image, but to describe it with astonishing accuracy and sensitivity .

A pill dedicated to assistive technologies, from smart body-tracking to the integration of alternative controls.

Adaptive learning is a set of technologies and methodologies that, through data analysis (progress, responses, work time, recurring errors), adjusts the content, difficulty level, and activities offered to a student in real time. The platforms use machine learning algorithms to build personalized learning paths: the more the student interacts, the more the system "learns" to suggest targeted exercises and useful resources.

From robotic rites to automatically created homilies, artificial intelligence is also transforming places of worship, from Christianity to Buddhism.

How artificial intelligence can enhance inclusion in schools and promote education for all.