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The story around AI used to be about generating more. For many neurodivergent professionals, the bigger benefit is offloading invisible labor: remembering what you promised, the dozen tabs open in your brain, the thread you meant to reply to. ⬇️

GitHub

@github.com

27 June

Senior director @ashley.dev shares why she calls automations in the GitHub Copilot app an accessibility tool. github.blog/developer-sk...

github.blogI automated my job (and it made me a better leader)Explore how my day as a senior leader looks now that I use 40 automations to help, and learn more about some of my favorites.

Tim Ellis, TDSB Ward 2 candidate 🍁

@djdynamic.ca

Yeah I mean this is a bit offensive tbh

17/7/26, 7:32 am0 reposts289 likes

Tim Ellis, TDSB Ward 2 candidate 🍁

@djdynamic.ca

17 July

Like do what works for you and I'm glad it helps but this is definitionally not an accessibility tool, it is not endorsed as such by any organization, and while I get that your job is to sell this stuff it's a real slap in the face to try to use our neurodivergence as a way to glaze it up.

CC Synan

@ccsynan.bsky.social

17 July

this is extremely offensive. I'm a "neurodivergent professional" and I'm literally up the wall about this.