It will showcase both opportunities (assistive technologies, automated testing, personalisation) and risks (bias, exclusion, lack of transparency).

The objectives are to raise awareness, share examples, and encourage dialogue on how to ensure AI contributes to accessibility and inclusion in line with European standards.

Hear from leading Danish voices exploring how AI can impact accessibility and inclusion. Susanna Laurin (Director, IAAP Nordic) will examine the intersection of accessibility and AI in the EU context, while Cathrine Mejdahl will reflect on the power of language in AI and how it can both amplify and silence disabled voices. Ingrid Haug (DTU) will lead an interactive workshop on innovation that leaves no one behind, Siteimprove will demonstrate how AI supports accessibility testing in practice, and Simon Toftgaard Jespersen (Chair, Muskelsvindfonden) will share how technology has become his lifeline and enabled him to stay active and independent even as physical abilities change.

Details on the event:

• Target audience: Technology companies, accessibility professionals, researchers, public sector bodies, advocacy groups.
• When: Wednesday, 29 October, 2025. From 9:30 to 13:30
• Where: Aller Media, 1st floor, Havneholmen 33, 1561 København, Denmark
• Format: Hybrid. The link for online attendance will be shared the day before the event.
• Type of event: Awareness-raising
• Language: Danish
• Accessibility information: Accessible venue. Captioning and sign language interpretation in Danish.
• How to participate: Registration is now closed, but you can join the livestream here