Leveraging Assistive Technologies and Artificial Intelligence can greatly improve the accessibility of interaction design. This includes speech recognition software, screen readers, and AI-driven personal assistants. These technologies can help automate certain aspects of the interface and provide alternative ways for women with disabilities to interact with digital products, enhancing usability and independence.
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