Google’s Project Euphonia helps make speech tech more accessible to people with disabilities

Voice interfaces are more common than ever, but they’re not equally accessible. For example, if you have a speech disorder cause by a neurological impairment like ALS or multiple sclerosis, then using Google Assistant or Amazon’s Alexa will be off-limits to you. In today’s tech environment, that means missing out on a lot.That’s why Google is launching a new initiative to make speech technology more accessible to those with disabilities. It’s called Project Euphoni