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

Digital productivity depends not only on the tools available, but also on how accessible they truly are. For many people with disabilities, assistive software and apps are key to communicating, studying, working, and living independently. In this article, we'll explore the most effective technologies, from augmentative and alternative communication systems to work organization apps, explaining who they serve, how they work, and why they can transform our daily lives.

Immerse yourself in "Stranger Than Kindness," the free digital exhibition revealing over 300 objects from Nick Cave's life and art, with an exclusive audio guide, perfect for an inclusive experience, navigable on your computer or mobile: discover it here and share your thoughts with the community!

Digital Accessibility 2025: Find out what the European Accessibility Act (EAA) provides and how to adapt websites, apps, and services to the new EU regulations.