Kazakh Teenager Develops AI Sign Language Translator for Online Accessibility

Fifteen-year-old Sanzhar Yerezhepov from Kazakhstan is developing 'Tusin,' an AI translator converting speech and text into sign language videos with facial expressions. Attending a school for gifted children, he was inspired by observing students with hearing impairments. He is collaborating with the Kazakhstan Society of the Deaf and aims to improve online information access.

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