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Lainey Feingold has spent her career winning digital access for disabled people without ever filing a lawsuit — sitting down with the banks instead of suing them. Now the San Francisco disability rights attorney gathers thirty-nine voices into Digital Accessibility Ethics, arguing that as AI rebuilds the digital world, designing for the edge builds something better for everyone.
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Lainey Feingold has spent her career winning digital access for disabled people without ever filing a lawsuit — sitting down with the banks instead of suing them. Now the San Francisco disability rights attorney gathers thirty-nine voices into Digital Accessibility Ethics, arguing that as AI rebuilds the digital world, designing for the edge builds something better for everyone.

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