The picture in her head: How this blind creator teaches AI to be her eyes
A visually impaired entrepreneur uses AI to create logos, flyers and videos for her business, adapting different tools to work more independently.
Omolara Daniel, a visually-impaired Nigerian entrepreneur, uses artificial intelligence to help her create visual content for her business, Cura Heritage Foods Ltd. She describes her vision to AI tools, which generate images and videos, which she then reviews and refines until they match her mental image. Daniel buys a "talking scale" that announces weights aloud, allowing her to measure ingredients independently.
She has also adapted her marketing process by creating logos, flyers, and videos using AI tools. The process can be time-consuming, as she often creates videos scene by scene, relying on others to review and approve each scene. Despite the challenges, Daniel remains enthusiastic about using AI to enhance her work and gain independence.
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