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AI could be a game changer for people with disabilities
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This would be a good point if anything in the article was actually "AI".
Does anyone even want an "intelligent" prosthetic? Is it realistic or desirable to have deep conversations with a prosthetic foot? I can understand people falling for LLMs but this is too much.
Just because a machine can fetch your butter, that doesn't actually make it intelligent.