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arXiv
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) are essential techniques
that help people with communication disabilities. AAC demonstrates its
transformative power by replacing spoken language with symbol sequences.
However, to unlock its full potential, AAC materials must adhere to specific
characteristics, placing the onus on educators to create custom-tailored
materials and symbols. This paper introduces AMBRA (Pervasive and Personalized
Augmentative and Alternative Communication based on Federated Learning and
Generative AI), an open platform that aims to leverage the capabilities of
foundation models to tackle many AAC issues, opening new opportunities (but
also challenges) for AI-enhanced AAC. We thus present a compelling vision--a
roadmap towards a more inclusive society. By leveraging the capabilities of
modern technologies, we aspire to not only transform AAC but also guide the way
toward a world where communication knows no bounds.
What is the application?
Who is the user?
Who age?
Why use AI?
Study design
