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About AI Accessibility
AI Accessibility is an independent educational publication authored and developed by Scot Smith, a developer of AI-accessible websites.
Scot Smith
Scot researches and writes about accessible AI interfaces, cognitive accessibility, human control and the experiences of people affected by automated systems. He also develops websites intended to make information about AI and accessibility easier to find and understand.
Contact Scot at certifyui@gmail.com.
COGAI CAA certification
Scot holds the COGAI® CAA (Cognitive Accessibility Ambassador) certification awarded by the Cognitive Accessibility Institute. The programme develops practical understanding of cognitive barriers, inclusive communication, neuroinclusive working and the ambassador role.
Independent publication
AI Accessibility is independently authored and developed by Scot Smith. His COGAI credential verifies completion of the CAA certification; it does not make this website an official COGAI publication or imply that COGAI endorses every article.
The site may link to COGAI where its specialist learning or guidance is directly relevant to readers.
How articles are produced
Scot is responsible for topic selection, source review, substantive editing and the final publication decision. Articles require explicit human-review approval, completed sections and primary sources before publication.
AI-assisted tools may support research, structure and drafting. Claims are checked against primary sources, and generated summaries are not published unchanged.
Sources and corrections
Legal, regulatory and standards claims should link to primary sources wherever possible. Substantive articles include their own source lists and are reviewed again when authoritative sources materially change.
To report a factual error or suggest a correction, email certifyui@gmail.com. Substantive corrections update the article’s reviewed date.