Angie Dixon

Accessibility should be boring People with disabilities should get to go to the beach, too. I recently learned about accessibility mats on beaches because a man was complaining about the “pussification” of America. He had filmed a video while walking alon... See more

Do we actually want human-centered healthcare? We should leave the human aspects of healthcare to humans, and let AI handle the rest. "Human-centered healthcare" sounds like an uncontroversial goal. Who could possibly object to that? I understand the appe... See more

The CSU Foundation, the independent nonprofit that receives, manages and invests donor funds for the benefit of Colorado State University, has announced the addition of five new members to serve on its Board of Directors. The volunteer board is responsibl... See more

Fighting hustle culture: When rest feels like failure Do new technologies save labor, or merely increase the unsustainable pressure to be productive all the time? Almost eight years ago, I was forced into retirement by disability. There was no grand plan.... See more

The morality play of chronic pain Will AI help treat pain more effectively, or will it just learn to replicate human biases? In 2022 I slipped on a loose rug and fell. I’m disabled, so I needed help getting off the floor. This time, my right ankle noped o... See more