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December 8, 2023: What's it Like Traveling with a Disability in 2023?
With the holiday season upon us and so many travel plans in motion, today we’re talking about what it’s like to travel with a disability. From TSA agents to inaccessible hotels, institutional biases make travel much more stressful than it needs to be. Plus, a brief history of U.S. legislation that tries to fix the issue.
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By DelgadilloAccess.comWith the holiday season upon us and so many travel plans in motion, today we’re talking about what it’s like to travel with a disability. From TSA agents to inaccessible hotels, institutional biases make travel much more stressful than it needs to be. Plus, a brief history of U.S. legislation that tries to fix the issue.
Links Discussed on the ShowHotel website ADA case dismissed by Supreme Court, declared moot - The Washington Post
The Robles v. Domino’s Settlement (And Why It Matters) | Bureau of Internet Accessibility
Be My AI Comes To Android As Open Beta Feature – Double Tap
Seeing AI App Launches on Android – Including new and updated features and new languages. - Microsoft Accessibility Blog
Google Just Launched Gemini, Its Long-Awaited Answer to ChatGPT | WIRED
GEMINI 1.0 Beats GPT-4 | AlphaCode 2 is better than 90% of coders | Gemini Nano on Pixel Phones! - @WesRoth on YouTube
British Airways improves accessibility for deaf passengers - Aero Time
Halo Collar’s Ken Ehrman Talks Pet Tech Study, Making Pet Care Accessible In Interview - Forbes
Air Canada Leaves Nation's Chief Accessibility Officer's Wheelchair Behind On Flight From Toronto - Simple Flying
Traveling While Disabled: Challenges of Accessible Travel - Thrillist
TSA and airlines make air travel a challenge for people with disabilities : NPR
About the Air Carrier Access Act | US Department of Transportation
Do YouTube's Automatic Captions Improve Accessibility? | Bureau of Internet Accessibility
Workflow for generating full-text transcript and captions with Whisper - API - OpenAI Developer Forum
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