This webinar breaks down the latest regulatory stances on AI-assisted accessibility work and makes the case for why two tempting shortcuts will get you in trouble: waiting until deadlines loom and trusting AI to do the whole job. We dig into what's real in the hype around emerging technology like model context protocols, and how connecting AI to your accessibility platform can expand your impact when you set it up right. You'll learn how to fold AI into your workflow without inheriting its blind spots, how to catch the pitfalls that creep into AI-generated content, and where manual review and remediation fit in an AI-accelerated process.
Watch this Webinar to Learn:
- Why regulatory extensions aren't an invitation to hand everything to AI, and the human work still required (with a look at ADA Title II and Section 504).
- How to avoid two common pitfalls: scrambling for your next accessibility deadline and letting AI work without human oversight.
- Where to put AI to work in your accessibility program, so your team ships more accessible content without cutting corners.
- How to spot errors that AI can bury in generated content before your users ever see them.
Speakers
Christina Adams, CPWA
Principal Services Strategist and Digital Accessibility Expert, Siteimprove.ai
Christina Adams is a Certified Professional in Web Accessibility (CPWA) with extensive experience in web development and user experience design. Christina has helped numerous organizations optimize their digital products and processes by combining technical expertise with user-centered design to ensure accessible and innovative solutions empower diverse audiences.
Nicholas Goodrum
Director of Accessibility, Americaneagle.com
Nick Goodrum has been working in the front-end development world for over ten years growing and improving his code with modern techniques and best practices. During that journey, he found a deep passion in the world of usability and accessibility. At Americaneagle.com, he grew into the position of Director of Front-End Development and Accessibility. In that role, he is a strong advocate to developers, clients, and beyond on making accessibility a normality rather than an afterthought.