Parallel

93: The Last Show

92: Dystopian Skynet Future – Sometime Next Year

91: I'm VR Curious

90: I Want to Pinch and Zoom the World

89: Low Vision Pro

88: How Hard Could XCode Be?

87: A Fish On Your Washing Machine

86: An Immigrant in the Country of the Blind

Andrew Leland's memoir "The Country of the Blind" tells a story about his ongoing journey into vision loss. It's also a kind of history of blindness, and blindness technology, with stops along the way to unpack the literary deployments of vision loss by other writers. He talked with me about the book, about the technology he uses, and some of his encounters with people made uncomfortable by low-vision.

85: AI Will Not Fix Accessibility

Even before ChatGPT brought AI into the mainstream of collective consciousness, companies touted artificial intelligence as a way to make your web site accessible – a magic bullet that meant web devs could skip the accessibility checks normally done by humans. And technologies like computer vision had brought AI into devices and image software. Today's guest has a few bones to pick with what marketers call AI, and some good things to say about computer vision.

84: Now that We've Had Some Time to Process...

My colleagues from the Maccessibility Roundtable join me for a conversation about Apple's Vision Pro and accessibility. We still don't know a lot, but be know more than we did an hour after the WWDC keynote.