A University of Michigan research team has adapted its InPACT at Home exercise program to better support neurodivergent children using AI. Led by U-M exercise physiologist Rebecca Hasson, the team used ChatGPT to rewrite instructions for over 500 activities, making them more accessible and inclusive. The program also plans to offer video translations in Spanish and Arabic to further expand access. Continue reading to discover how this innovative approach is making movement more inclusive for all children.
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