Apple Unveils Accessibility Tools Allowing Users to Create Custom Voices and Simplified Interfaces

Apple previewed new software features for cognitive, vision, speech, and mobility accessibility to be available later this year on iPhone, iPad, and Mac for some features.
The features include Assistive Access, Live Speech, Personal Voice, and Detection Mode.
Assistive Access provides a simplified interface for users with cognitive disabilities.
Personal Voice allows users to record their voice to create a synthesized voice that sounds like them.
Live Speech lets people type what they want to say so that it can be spoken aloud, and Voice Control will incorporate phonetic text editing.