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35. UX Salzburg Evening

Date and time: Tue, Feb 3, 2026; 17:00 – 18:30 UTC
Location: Online

About the Meetup

s AI a revolution that will finally ensure full web accessibility, or is it a dangerous trap? Join Radek and Lukáš to discuss the pressing question of whether AI tools promising automatic "fixes" (such as accessibility overlays, auto-alt texts, and automatic captions) actually lead to a false sense of security and may even cause more harm than good by generating inaccurate descriptions for screen reader users. We will go through specific examples of where AI fails and where, conversely, it proves to be an invaluable assistant—for instance, in automatic video transcription or in detecting complex code errors that are difficult for humans to spot.

Beyond practical application, we will delve into the ethical dimension: Who is responsible when AI generates inaccessible content? And how does this technology fundamentally change the role of the UX designer, who moves from being a creator to an auditor of artificial intelligence outputs? Join the discussion on one of the most current and controversial topics in digital design and gain a clear perspective on the future of accessibility with AI.Hi IxDF Salzburg, let’s meet online and discuss UX! In our video call, let’s get to know each other and share UX problems we’re facing and discuss how we can solve them. Save the date, grab your laptop (or phone!), and let’s see each other online!

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The UCPX barcamp is happening on Friday, 13 February 2026 at FH Technikum Wien.

A full day of exchange around UX, CX, PX, BX and related experience topics – across roles like UX, HR, IT, Marketing, Product & Org Development.

👉 Tickets (€10) are now available:
https://barcamp.ucpx.network/

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IxDF Local Leader distinction: Local Leader of an IxDF Local Group
IxDF Community Leader distinction: Awarded for serving as an influential IxDF community leader
IxDF Connected Professional distinction: Attended 10 or more IxDF Meetups
IxDF Community Explorer distinction: Attended 3 IxDF Meetups
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Salzburg, Austria

Christiane Moser

UX Designer at CUXpro

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