Apple Swift Student Challenge Winners Use AI for Accessibility

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Apple highlights four Distinguished Winners of this year's Swift Student Challenge who built app playgrounds addressing real-time presentation feedback, flood evacuation, viola playing without the instrument, and drawing on iPad despite tremors.

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