AI is changing how people work, communicate and access daily life. For technology, policy and innovation leaders, this conversation offers timely insight into what AI means now for accessibility and what it may require next.
Join CTA and its research partners, Access Living, CommunicationFIRST and Disability Belongs™️ for a discussion on key findings from CTA’s AI & Accessibility white paper. Grounded in community research and lived experiences, the session will explore how people with disabilities are using AI today, where it is creating meaningful impact and what barriers still limit adoption.
The session will highlight real-world use cases across transportation, healthcare, employment, household management and daily living, while addressing important considerations around usability, privacy, trust and inclusion.
Participants will gain practical insights to help inform product development, accessibility strategy, public policy and responsible AI deployment.
Moderator:
Rachel Nemeth, VP of Regulatory and Government Affairs, CTA
Discussion Guides:
Ariel Simms, President and CEO, Disability Belongs
Karen Tamley, President and CEO, Access Living
Jordyn Zimmerman, Chairperson of the Board, CommunicationFIRST
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EVENTReshoring the U.S. Consumer Technology Industry: Costs, Constraints and the Realistic Path
Tue October 6, 2026
5:30–7:30 PM ET | CTA Innovation House, Washington, DC
Join us at the CTA Innovation House to explore new CTA research with Kearney on what it would take to manufacture 10 widely owned consumer technology products in the U.S., followed by a discussion with member company executives and a networking reception.
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