Masahiro Fujimoto first met Naoya Kitamura at a Tokyo boarding school for the visually impaired. Over a decade later, t…
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Masahiro Fujimoto first met Naoya Kitamura at a Tokyo boarding school for the visually impaired. Over a decade later, they’ve grown into great friends, avid e-gamers and, as it turns out, passionate champions of bringing poker to the blind. Both Masahiro and Naoya were born blind, and they’ve always been quick to adopt new tech that might make life better. And for them, ChatGPT represents a true paradigm shift - not only does it help them interpret visual information, but now they don’t have…
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