Systematic Literature Review: Artificial intelligence as assistive technology for people with special abilities (#377)

Authors

Carmona Rodríguez, Angie Melissa

Abstract

The systematic review on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) as assistive technology aims to analyze its impact on improving the quality of life of people with special abilities. Through the review of 18 articles obtained from Scopus and using the PRISMA methodology with inclusion criteria such as publications in Spanish/English and a specific focus on AI applied to various disabilities, it was found that these tools significantly enhance autonomy and mobility, fostering social inclusion. However, limitations such as accessibility and low personalization were identified. These issues are linked to specific factors like age and prior experience with technology, highlighting the need for more intuitive and easily adaptable systems. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the subject, identifying potential challenges and proposing improvements to expand the use of these technologies, ensuring their continued contribution to the daily lives of those who need them.