This is a classic curbcut in the sense that it will help those with heading as much (if not more than) the D/deaf community. Still very excited for it - agree w

This is a classic curbcut in the sense that it will help those with heading as much (if not more than) the D/deaf community. Still very excited for it - agree with all your questions and concerns. As usual, this marketing seems most directed at normate ideas about what disabled people want / need, but the tech seems very cool and there does seem to be potential. Without looking into the product deeply it seems like there are D/deaf people on the team, which gives me hope. I do wish that we would just embrace the idea that using machines to make information available in many mediums is something all people can use and appreciate.