In the fifth episode of the podcast collaboration between Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind and accessiBe, we had the privilege of speaking with Alexander Dunn, the founder and CEO of Cephable. Cephable is an AI-powered accessibility platform designed to help people of all abilities control technology on their own terms. Alex shares his journey from early experiences with technology and machine learning to the creation of Cephable, a platform that uses voice commands, head movements, facial expressions, and other adaptive inputs to make digital experiences more accessible. He also touches on the role of AI in advancing accessibility and how Cephable is working to bridge the accessibility gap by making assistive tech more affordable and personalized. Alex’s insights provide a powerful look into the future of inclusive technology.
