> If all the screen reader can see is a rendered bitmap they're not going to be able to identify what's a UI control or how to interact with it This has been t

> If all the screen reader can see is a rendered bitmap they're not going to be able to identify what's a UI control or how to interact with it This has been the status quo for decades of computing, but it seems quaint in this age of instant ML-driven image recognition. Anybody doing anything in the accessibility space with ML?