Cov ntawv sau, cov ntawv luv thiab cov ntawv qhia tuaj yeem qhia nrog lawv tus kheej hom ntawv sau. Ua Kom Tshwm Ib Leeg tsuas yog khaws cia li ntawd thaum tsis muaj ib qho twg hauv koj cov kev teeb tsa saum toj no thov lwm yam.
Xya yam kev pab cuam raug tsim los rau cov tsev kawm/koom haum uas soj ntsuam Deaf accessibility technology AI, txhua yam muaj kev txwv meej pej xeem, muab nqi raws li cov qib yuav khoom tiag tiag, thiab tsim los kom txhua qhov kev koom tes tsim tau ib theem tom ntej zoo li niaj txwm.
Kev ntsuas kev ntseeg siab rau AI lus cev tes, suav los ntawm cov pov thawj.
Cov Ntaub NtawvKev kawm rau Deaf, tsib caum ib (51) cheeb tsam kev cai, tsuas yog cov qhov chaw thawj zaug xwb.
Ntaub Ntawv Pej XeemYam cov koom haum pej xeem tshaj tawm txog kev tswj hwm accessibility.
Kev Qhia Kev TswjXya qhov kev pab cuam raug tsim, txij thaum thawj zaug nyeem mus rau kev tswj hwm tag nrho.
TechnologyCov app tsim rau accessibility ua ntej thiab lub platform @learn.
Txhua qhov cuab yeej muaj lub vev xaib thiab kev tswj hwm nws tus kheej; txhua yam raug tsim los ntawm cov qhov chaw thawj zaug, hais meej txog nws cov qhov khoob, thiab tsis hais dab tsi tshaj li nws txoj cai teeb tsa txhawb tau. Cov kev pab cuam hauv qab no siv tag nrho peb qhov no.
Peb daim ntawv qhia kev ntseeg siab tshaj tawm rau AI lus cev tes tau loj hlob mus muaj nws tus kheej lub tsev. Nws soj ntsuam tsib qhov chaw ntseeg siab (lus, kev qhia meej, kev tswj hwm, accessibility, thiab kev siv tau tiag tiag) los ntawm 11 qhov kev ntsuas thiab 54 qhov qauv qhia, thiab nws cov qhab nia suav los ntawm pov thawj, tsis yog sib tham los ntawm kev tshaj tawm khoom lag luam.
Vim koj cov kev tshuaj xyuas uas twb muaj lawm teb tsis tau lo lus nug tseem ceeb.
Ib daim ntawv pov thawj txog kev ua raws cai accessibility qhia tias lub interface ua haujlwm nrog cov cuab yeej pab; nws teb tsis tau tias ib tug neeg Deaf puas nkag siab tau qhov tawm tswv yim, thiab tsis muaj ib qho khoom yuav khoom qauv twg yuav teb tau qhov ntawd.
Cov ntaub ntawv tshawb fawb uas luag tau kuaj xyuas qhia tias cov lus hais txog qhov tseeb hauv kev lag luam no feem ntau tsis qhia meej tias yam twg raug ntsuas, piv rau yam twg, nrog leej twg cev tes, thiab nyob rau xwm txheej twg. SLAT ntsuas cov pov thawj thiab suav tias qhov tsis muaj pov thawj yog ib qho kev pom, tsis yog kev dhau.
Kev nkag mus kuaj mob hauv tsev kho mob, kev ceeb toom kub ceev, chav kawm ntawv, tsev hais plaub: qhov tawm tswv yim ua tsis tiav yog ib qho xwm txheej kev nyab xeeb thiab kev nyiam nrog kev pheej hmoo txog cai neeg. Txij li xyoo 2018, World Federation of the Deaf thiab WASLI tau ceeb toom kom ceev faj txog kev siv avatars cev tes los hloov cov neeg txhais lus tsim nyog hauv cov xwm txheej ncaj qha, nyuaj, lossis muaj kev pheej hmoo siab.
Cov kev pom raug tsim raws li qhov chaw teeb tsa, tau raug Deaf tshuaj xyuas, thiab muaj ntaub ntawv sau tseg, sau los rau cov neeg uas yuav tsum tiv thaiv qhov kev yuav khoom rau ib pawg thawj coj, tus tshuaj xyuas nyiaj txiag, lossis tsev hais plaub.
Ib qho ntaub ntawv siv tau rau 51 cheeb tsam kev cai txog kev kawm rau Deaf hauv Teb Chaws Meskas, tsim tuaj rau txhua lub xeev los ntawm cov qhov chaw thawj zaug: kev nkag kawm thiab kev muab chaw kawm, kev faib nyiaj txiag, thiab cov qauv koom haum uas txiav txim tias leej twg pab ib tug menyuam Deaf thiab leej twg them nyiaj. Tsuas yog cov lus hais uas muaj qhov chaw thawj zaug xwb, txhua tus lej muaj kev qhia qhov chaw, thiab cov qhov khoob hauv cov ntaub ntawv pej xeem raug sau tseg ua kev pom. Cov ntsiab lus rho tawm, kev sib piv ntau lub xeev, thiab cov ntawv tshaj tawm raug tsim tshwj xeeb muaj raws li cov kev pab cuam teeb tsa; nqi them siv tau.
Vim cov kev txiav txim txog kev kawm rau Deaf tab tom raug ua yam tsis muaj ib qho ntaub ntawv teb chaws los ntsig.
Kev qhia txog kev kawm tshwj xeeb ntawm tsoom fwv sau ua ke cov pawg ntsig txog kev hnov lus ua tsis meej txog cov kev sib txawv tseem ceeb, cov xeev tshaj tawm raws li cov qauv tsis sib xws lossis tsis tshaj tawm li, thiab qhov kev tshawb xyuas txhua xyoo rau tag nrho teb chaws uas ib zaug tau daws qhov khoob ntawd twb raug tso tseg lawm. NDEDI tsim cov ntaub ntawv, txhua cheeb tsam kev cai ib qho zuj zus.
Kev txhawb nyiaj rau kev kawm Deaf ncig los ntawm tsawg kawg rau txoj kev: nyiaj pab raws qauv, nyiaj pab tsoom fwv xeev tsev kawm, nyiaj los ntawm tsoom fwv, kev sau nqi ntawm cov koom haum, kev tsim vaj tsim tsev, thiab kev pab nyiaj kawm ntawv. Hauv cov xeev uas twb muaj ntaub ntawv lawm, tsis muaj ib lub tshaj tawm ib daim ntawv sib koom ua ke, thiab cov qauv hauv tsev kawm ib cheeb tsam feem ntau tsis faib raws li kev tsis taus, yog li qhov ib lub xeev tiag tiag them rau ib tug menyuam Deaf feem ntau tsis muaj leej twg suav tau.
Nyob rau cov xeev thawj zaug raug sau: ib lub tswj nws cov tsev kawm Deaf ncaj qha hauv lub koom haum kev kawm, ib lub nyob hauv qab ib pawg thawj coj tus tswv xeev tsa uas ywj pheej, ib lub khiav ib lub tsev kawm rau tag nrho lub xeev los ntawm ib cheeb tsam lokal xwb, ib lub tau muab nws lub tsev kawm Deaf sib cais tso pov tseg, thiab ib lub tsis muaj ib lub tsev kawm li. Tsis muaj ib qho kev txiav txim txog kev kawm Deaf hloov mus rau lwm lub xeev yam tsis kuaj xyuas cov cuab yeej ua ntej.
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