The use of artificial intelligence has the potential to address the inclusion challenges of people with visual impairments, resulting in greater inclusion and accessibility in all areas of their lives. Vision loss, which can occur for a variety of reasons, has a significant impact on people's daily lives. Although today's assistive technologies are effective, there are also limitations that prevent them from being fully effective. The purpose of this article is to explore the integration of artificial intelligence, as well as its prospects and potential for improving the inclusion and accessibility of people with visual impairments. Examining the current state of inclusion and AI-based technologies designed to improve accessibility and inclusion, it is important to understand how such innovations can improve the quality of life of people with visual impairments. But the use of artificial intelligence in this topic raises topics such as ethical issues that should be considered. Understanding the technical challenges involved in integrating artificial intelligence into inclusion for people with visual impairments and developing solutions to overcome these barriers are key to the successful adoption of these technologies. In addition, research into the potential impact of artificial intelligence on inclusivity and accessibility will demonstrate the potential of using artificial intelligence to increase the autonomy of people with visual impairments. The purpose of this article is to contribute to existing research by providing information on the potential of artificial intelligence to facilitate engagement and accessibility of visually impaired people.
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