Why a Cognitive AI Engine Is the Next Step in Accessibility and Inclusion

To foster the next level of accessibility and inclusion, it's time to start investing our efforts into developing more sophisticated cognitive AI machines. Developing more sophisticated forms of cognitive AI is the key to expanding global accessibility and broadening the scope of inclusion. In fact, we already see unprecedented language coverage. Flint Capital notes that recent research shows the number of machine translation language pairs has soared from 16,000 to about 100,000 in a single year. On top of this, Flint Capital also notes that the global cognitive computing market is projected to surge to $72.26 billion by 2027. We already see huge gains with the rapid development of new AI tech that pushes the existing limits of voice synthesis and speech recognition.