How AI can create a more accessible workplace and society | Marva Bailer | TEDxUofIChicago
As technology evolves, how can we ensure it becomes a catalyst for inclusivity rather than a barrier? Marva Bailer delves into the transformative potential of accessible AI in unlocking hidden talent and fostering diverse innovation. Through compelling examples and actionable insights, she reveals how AI can bridge gaps, empower individuals with disabilities, and redefine the possibilities of the workplace. She leads us to discover how accessible AI isn’t just a tool—it’s a revolution shaping a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Marva Bailer is a seasoned expert at the forefront of technology, culture, cybersecurity, and the transformative power of Al. With over two decades of leadership experience at industry giants such as IBM, Amazon, Twilio, and Splunk, alongside ventures in high-growth startups, she's honed a keen understanding of the digital landscape. Her insights, featured in esteemed media outlets including Fox News, NBC, and TMZ, reflect a deep commitment to sharing knowledge and shaping discussions around the intersection of technology and society. As a distinguished contributor, commentator, and sought-after keynote speaker, she continues to inspire and inform audiences with her unparalleled expertise.Marva disrupts the status quo and ignites innovation in every endeavor she undertakes. Recognized as a 2023 Game Changer by Scarlett Abott, Marva is a servant leader driven by purpose and passion. She is the author of "Be Unexpected", a best-selling and top career book in the 2023 National Indie Excellence Awards, underscoring Marva's dedication to fostering curiosity, courage, confidence, and collaboration among leaders. Her current focus is serving on Startup and Non-Profit Boards and advisory. Marva holds a BA from the University of Maryland and an MS from Johns Hopkins University, with recent Executive Education at Harvard University focusing on Business, Competing in the Age of Al.
She resides in Charleston, SC, and Atlanta, GA. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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