As information technology becomes a necessity, rather than just a convenience, for most people, more attention is now focused on supporting the widest range of users; thus, making technology more inclusive. At the same time as awareness of inclusive technology is increasing, radically new ways to support users are emerging from advances in generative AI. Can generative AI provide value for developers of inclusive technology? What further work will be needed to make the most of the potential? These are the questions addressed in the accompanying paper, with a specific emphasis on supporting people with dyslexia.

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