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Links of the Week: July 26, 2024: Accessibility and AI

Museums know the problem with accessibility is one of time and resource allocation—are they hoping to skip the work with AI?

Robert J Weisberg

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a worn metal sign reading "accessible entry" on a brick wall with peeling paint
Enter through the back? (Photo by Daniel Ali / Unsplash)

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