Axel’s Scientific Revelation: I Can Predict the Weather (And Bureaucratic Nonsense)
Breaking news! Scientists have finally confirmed what Axel has known all along—the gut and brain are connected! That’s right, a groundbreaking study has unveiled that the vagus nerve transmits signals between the gut and brain, influencing everything from mood to inflammation. Axel would like to take a moment to thank medical science for catching up.…
NDIA’s AI Roadmap: Stuck at the Traffic Lights Since 2022
Nearly three years have passed since the NDIA and CSIRO developed their grand AI-Enabled Assistive Technology Framework. Their conclusion?🛑 “Moving into the future, a Roadmap is required to successfully implement and operationalise the Framework.” Fantastic. A framework that requires another framework. That was in 2022. It’s now 2025—where is this so-called roadmap? AI: The Great…
A Tale of Two Degrees—and One Kafkaesque Nightmare
It all started when my eldest son Dylan, an outstanding Psychology student, was offered a fully funded Philosophy degree by his university—an acknowledgement of his exceptional academic record. You’d think that’s a dream scenario: two fascinating fields, both of which Dylan excels at. So he did what any ambitious student would do and enrolled in…
Coding with My Daughter: How We’re (Literally) Building a Voice for My Son
So, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Let’s just say it’s an… experience. Often, it feels like navigating a labyrinth designed by someone who’s never actually met a person with a disability. We’ve all been there, right? Stuck in endless paperwork, battling for support, and wondering if there’s a secret decoder ring for all the jargon.…
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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.
