The article discusses the misconception that screen readers require AI enhancements to operate effectively. It emphasizes that screen readers are already capable tools for accessibility and should not be seen as needing rescue by artificial intelligence. The piece advocates for recognizing the existing capabilities of screen readers rather than relying on AI as a solution.

The article outlines four ways an accessibility specialist utilizes AI to enhance accessibility, including content generation, automated testing for compliance, user experience improvements, and data analysis for better understanding user needs. These applications aim to create more inclusive digital environments for individuals with disabilities.