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One of my comments in that thread got deleted after I was banned, but I had it archived. --- > And again, it is offensive to compare it to identity-based di
by matheusmoreira 4d ago
One of my comments in that thread got deleted after I was banned, but I had it archived.
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> And again, it is offensive to compare it to identity-based discrimination. The two are not remotely similar!
Nonsense.
Cognitive and communication support is included in the WHO's definition of assistive technology. We're already seeing early research and evidence suggesting AI can help ADHD patients improve functioning by overcoming executive function barriers. These are people who may already know how to build something but may be unable to reliably execute the associated tasks.
As such, the stigma against AI overlaps significantly with ableism. By excluding this "behavior", you are invisibly penalizing people who might not have participated otherwise.