Accessibility is a human right. Hi, I'm John, the man with a thousand voices. Well, not exactly by choice. Every time you use an interpreter like for VRS in a meeting, a networking event, a presentation, you're using a different interpreter, a different voice that you're often meeting on the spot. Here's the deal. I am a high energy guy in the mind, the interpreter not so much. So I'm excited to get a little bit of a basketballer, tech felongees, sounds more like I'm called probably giving a lecture on cut-of-formation. This is where you come in. We need AI that captures our spirit, our energy, our unique selves. So how about a hand? I'm really done being a man of a thousand voices. I'm just looking to sound like me. Let's revolutionize AI for true inclusivity, because real communication isn't just about the words. It's about being who we are. Thanks. Hosted by How Innovation Center, Perkins School for the Blind, MIT, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, powered by LeedsPonsor Amazon.