Brampton Tech Talks

AI is reshaping how we learn, work, and care for each other. But too often, the people who stand to benefit most are left out of the design process. This panel brings together three Brampton-connected leaders who are using technology to support neurodivergent youth, families, and people with disabilities. Together, they'll share how lived experience, psychology, and accessibility-first design can lead to AI that is more useful, more ethical, and more human.

What You'll Learn

• How AI tools are being designed to support neurodivergent children and their caregivers

• What accessibility-first innovation looks like in education, employment, and public life

• How founders turn lived experience into products and programs that scale

• Practical ways to build inclusion into your own startup, team, or organization

Presented in partnership with the Brampton Venture Zone and Brampton Innovation District, join us for an engaging panel exploring Inclusive AI Innovation in Practice. Hear directly from industry professionals, including experts from Seva Intelligence (Zain Buri), Enabled Talent (Sahil Gogna), as they share insights on Inclusive AI Innovation in Practice. The panel will be moderated by Marlene Spence, Chief Executive Officer at The Chance Centre.