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E06: How Do You Lip Read a Robot?
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Welcome to IAAPs 6th United in Accessibility podcast episode “How do you lip read a robot” where we delve into the impacts and concerns of AI on employment seekers with disabilities.
Susan Scott-Parker, Julia Stoyanovich, Inmaculada Placencia Porrero, and Nigel Guelome, discuss the use of AI systems for recruitment, the need for fair and responsible treatment of people with disabilities in the HR Tech and AI agenda, and what can be expected from regulators. They emphasize the urgent need to consider the needs of over 1.3 billion people living with disabilities in the design of AI-powered HR tools to ensure fair access to job opportunities.
Susan Scott-Parker highlights the lack of accessibility and validation of assessment tools for job seekers and employees with disabilities and emphasizes the difference between biased data and discriminatory treatment. The podcast aims to raise awareness about the issues surrounding AI and people with disabilities and encourages action to address these issues.
Join us to learn how organizations like G3ict and IAAP can help position disability on the ethical and responsible AI agenda, and ensure innovation and recruitment for all users while minimizing risks to employment and job seekers.
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