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In this episode of the podcast, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece discuss the Be My Eyes app, which connects blind or visually impaired users with sighted volunteers for assistance through video calls. They discuss the features of the app, including the use of artificial intelligence to describe images, and the recent introduction of Be My Eyes to Windows. They provide a step-by-step guide on how to install and use the app on a Windows computer, highlighting the various options available such as describing the screen, taking pictures with the webcam, and describing images from file explorer or clipboard. They also demonstrate the app's ability to provide detailed descriptions of various images, including screenshots, webcam captures, and saved photos. They mention the use of keyboard shortcuts and provide tips for using the app effectively. Overall, they praise the app for its usefulness and ease of use, while also acknowledging minor issues with keyboard shortcuts. They encourage listeners to check out the app and its new features on Windows.

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May 29, 2024

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