Draft emails and research blog posts with AI when typing is hard
A wheelchair-using travel blogger who finds typing difficult uses AI to draft full emails, brainstorm topics and verify historical facts, while adding the accessibility details himself.
Reported results
The source reports going from about one blog post a month to one every week or two, plus near-daily social content.
Use AI for background research, then verify facts.
Add your first-hand details yourself.
⚠️ Watch out
Accessibility details must come from first-hand experience.
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