Apple Releases AI-Powered App for Dyslexia, Starting Debate on Reading Aids

Apple has released AI-powered reading app called "Eyes" that uses artificial intelligence to help people with dyslexia read more easily. The app uses AI to change the font and color to make the text easier to read.<br><br>The app may be the latest attempt to help people who struggle with reading in the midst of increasing popularity of reading aid apps. Could this be a game-changing tool? Or will be far too limited? Some experts are saying the app is a useful idea and a great step forward, but others argue that it fails to address the root causes of dyslexia and might not be able to help everyone.<br><br>The app has been tested with users aged 6-24, and it has made it easier for people with dyslexia to read and understand text. But some experts argue that the app's limitations mean it may not be able to help everyone. They say the app is useful for some people, but it won't help people with dyslexia who have a hard time recognizing words and decoding text.<br><br>Even though the app may be useful, some experts aren't convinced that it will be a game-changer for people with dyslexia. While it may help some, it might not be enough for everyone.