AI can generate code in seconds that would normally take hours, but speed does not always mean quality. As developers, we rely on AI more and more in our workflows, yet accessibility and inclusivity often fall behind. AI mirrors our own biases and tends to repeat outdated coding patterns instead of modern, accessible solutions.
In this talk, we'll explore the accessibility gaps in AI-generated code and learn practical ways to improve accessibility issues, prompt AI tools for more inclusive results and balance efficiency with responsibility to build a product that can be used by everyone.
By the end, you will see how AI can accelerate development workflows while keeping inclusivity at the forefront.
Views: 13 | Enquiries: 0Jemima Abu is a frontend developer with over seven years of experience specializing in building accessible, user-friendly web experiences. She is passionate about sharing her expertise and has spoken at over 50 international conferences and written numerous technical articles. Her contributions have earned her multiple awards and recognition as a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies and a Microsoft MVP in Web Development. Jemima is also a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies, and her work explores the intersection of web development, accessibility, and human-centered AI, creating digital products that prioritize people. Beyond code, she is a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion in tech, mentoring minorities through initiatives like Coding Black Females, GirlCode Academy, and Pearls Africa.
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