• last year
Blind gamer puts AI to test

Japanese eSports gamer Mashiro is blind and often relies on a companion to get around Tokyo. He hopes, however, that artificial intelligence, hailed as a promising tool for people with disabilities, can help him travel alone.

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Transcript
00:00Hello, I am in the Musashikosugi station of North Gate.
00:13Actually, I am blind, so could you tell me more detail for blind people?
00:22Of course, you might notice an increase in crowd noise and the sound of activities as you get closer.
00:30It is better to use earphones.
00:36This intersection is huge.
00:39Cross the intersection and then go straight.
00:49How many kilometers is it?
00:51It is around 1 km.
00:52We will show you more information after the deployment.
00:56I trust you, Google Maps.
00:59I trust you.
01:01Thank you.
01:10It was fun, to be honest.
01:12At first, I wasn't sure if I could do it.
01:23But when I actually tried it, I was so happy.
01:28It was like an explosion.
01:33Even if I ask where I am now, people ask me where I am.
01:37I think it is necessary to use some apps.
01:45If we can do this with Google Maps,
01:49we can move without the support of AI.
01:53I think we can implement it soon.
02:07Thank you.

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