Always great to see innovation in this space, will be really great to see how this approach pans out. I've mixed feelings about conversational UI personally bu

Always great to see innovation in this space, will be really great to see how this approach pans out. I've mixed feelings about conversational UI personally but one of the things that makes accessibility so hard is that there really is no 'one size fits all' solution. As the author signposts, people who lose their sight later in life tend to struggle a great deal more than those of us lucky enough never to have known anything different - we had the advantage of naturally developing all the appropriate strategies and skills while our brains were still plastic. That group would doubtless benefit from an assistive tech stack that 'just works' and doesn't require a bunch of training and knowledge acquisition to get even the simplest things done.