Developing Software in the Age of Generative AI: Best Practices and New Approaches
The rapid evolution of Generative AI (GAI) is changing how we think about and develop software. Traditional software development methodologies—Agile, Waterfall, DevOps—are all being revisited through the lens of AI’s potential to accelerate coding, optimize design, and improve user experience. Let’s look at what “best practice” might mean when integrating Generative AI into a development…
The Future of Personalized Pain Management
Revolutionizing Pain Assessment with AI: From Subjective Guesswork to Objective Precision Pain is one of the most complex and poorly understood experiences in medicine. Traditional pain assessments rely heavily on subjective reporting, leading to inconsistencies, misdiagnoses, and inadequate treatment. But what if AI could bridge this gap? A recent comprehensive review explores how artificial intelligence…
AI & Wearable Stress Detection in Care
How Electrodermal Activity (EDA) Wearables Could Revolutionize Stress Monitoring Introduction: Stress isn’t just a passing feeling—it has measurable physiological effects, particularly for people with intellectual disabilities, dementia, and chronic health conditions. But how do we track and manage it effectively? A recent scoping review explores the growing field of wearable devices that measure Electrodermal Activity…
AI & Intellectual Disability – A Framework for Inclusion
🔍 How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Diagnosis, Support, and Daily Life for People with Intellectual Disabilities Introduction: For individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID), daily tasks, communication, and accessing support can be significant challenges. While early interventions and support services have long played a role, AI is now stepping in as a game-changer. A recent comprehensive…
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At aXai, we don’t just talk about accessibility—we build it.
Founded by Axel and Annette, aXai is what happens when lived experience meets cutting-edge AI technology. We know firsthand that traditional disability support systems don’t work for everyone, so we’re developing cost-effective, AI-driven solutions that actually help.
We’re not here to adapt to broken systems—we’re here to disrupt them.
