Neurodivergent Users Are Making AI Better for Everyone

The unexpected lessons from AI's most innovative user community—and what they teach us about inclusive design.

Michael Spencer

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Natalia Cote-Munoz

Jun 21, 2025

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An Anatomical Atlas of the 18th Century / Pen ペン — Public domain: The illustrations engraved on wood in 'Kaishi Hen' are the vestiges of the first human dissections that took place in Japan.

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Natalia Cote-Munoz

Mexilombian-American, former State Dept, serial think tanker, China/Asia & LatAm expert. I connect the personal with broader societal trends. Currently: AI in society, essays on our liminal moment, memoir on meditation/science/spirituality.