Thanks to artificial intelligence tools, people with special needs can gain independence. An example of this is the free application “Artificial Intelligence to Assist the Visually Impaired”, which is currently being implemented, and this briefly describes the landscape of the world around the visually impaired.
This app was developed by a software engineer who is personally aware of the suffering of the visually impaired. Sakib lost his sight at the age of 7, so he is dedicated to using technology to build a more inclusive world. The engineers created an application for “Artificial Intelligence to Help Visually Impaired People” with the help of Microsoft’s Cognitive Services application And machine learning. This allows you to read text aloud, recognize the person and their feelings, and describe everyday scenes.
This app is designed to allow individuals with blindness or low vision to use a 3D audio experience and be able to explore the world around them.
Artificial intelligence can be used to help marginalized groups in society. Such as a program to help victims of domestic violence better understand how to meet victims of domestic violence and seek help. South Africa topped the list of countries with the highest murder rate in the world.
The program works to provide a safe environment for victims of domestic violence, helping marginalized groups know their rights, available support options, and where they can get help.
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According to the founder of the idea, Kriti Sharma, the program integrates a mix of slang languages and, therefore, it provides a kind of comfort when speaking as if communicating with close friends.
Sharma said: “People are increasingly aware of the potential of technology and innovation to find appropriate solutions to social challenges, and we expect Rainbow to provide us with deep insights that contribute to achieving significant positive feedback on social issues, including how to ensure the protection of women in society,” and in a similar context, Microsoft announced the launch of a new 5-year, $40 million program called Artificial Intelligence for Humanitarian Relief Efforts that will use AI capabilities to help the world recover from disasters, meet the needs of children, and protect refugees. Along with the displaced, it will enhance the implementation of humanitarian relief work. Human rights law.
Similar to the AI for the World initiative, Microsoft will use all of its initiatives and services to support charities through grants, strategic partnerships, and technology investments.
We live in an unprecedented, extraordinary period of history that has a real solution for the first time to address some of the world's biggest problems, and it's time to let AI play a leading role in serving humanity and saving our planet.