EMPOWERING WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES: AI-DRIVEN REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONS

Accessing reproductive healthcare is extremely difficult for women with disabilities due to a variety of social, physical and informational obstacles. Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers revolutionary possibilities to close these gaps by providing individualised easily accessible and effective reproductive health solutions. This study investigates how AI-powered tools, including wearable health monitors, chatbots, telemedicine and predictive analytics can help women with disabilities achieve better reproductive health outcomes. It looks at how artificial intelligence (AI) promotes inclusivity in medical consultations and interventions, supports informed decision-making and improves accessibility to healthcare. The study also discusses potential biases in AI models ethical issues and strategies for ensuring equitable deployment to ensure that AI-driven reproductive health solutions can empower women with disabilities by addressing systemic inequalities improving healthcare access and enhancing autonomy. However, to ensure that AI innovations are inclusive culturally sensitive and morally sound successful implementation necessitates cooperation between legislators’ healthcare providers and technology developers.