I'm curious about your response here, as I'm certain that I'm missing something. I have cerebral palsy, which comes with issues using my hands. I've also had

I'm curious about your response here, as I'm certain that I'm missing something. I have cerebral palsy, which comes with issues using my hands. I've also had noticeable degradation with age of my eye-sight over the past couple of years. That said, I'm not sure how a chatbot helps people with these issues. Typing multiple sentences into the chatbot interface is certainly more tiring and error prone that click a few buttons. Similarly, reading multiple lines of minuscule text in a chatbot window is more eye strain than a couple of menus with large text (the larger text being possible since less words need to fit on the screen). As a developer, I care about accessibility issues. Given your statements, there's obviously a gaping blind spot in how I'm thinking about these issues. Could you elaborate a bit more on the topic?