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Tecnología de Asistencia Impulsada por IA: El Imperativo de la Justicia para la Discapacidad

Bushra Kundi1, Sarah Taleghani2, Rachel da Silveira Gorman2

  • 1McMaster University.

Studies in health technology and informatics
|February 23, 2026
PubMed
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La Inteligencia Artificial (IA) ofrece tecnologías de asistencia transformadoras para personas con discapacidades. Centrar la justicia para la discapacidad y la colaboración comunitaria es crucial para el desarrollo equitativo de la IA y el empoderamiento real.

Palabras clave:
Sesgo de IAGobernanza de IABarreras de accesibilidadInteligencia Artificial (IA)Tecnologías de asistenciaSesgoDiseño colaborativoConvención sobre los derechos de las personas con discapacidad (CDPD)Justicia para la discapacidadEmpoderamientoEquidad e inclusiónÉticaInformática de la saludExperiencias vividasAprendizaje automático (ML)Personas con discapacidadInclusión socialAyudas tecnológicasDiseño centrado en el usuario

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