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Whose Choice Is It?

The Consumer's Right to Choose

Autonomy: What It Includes (and the Right to Refuse)

Honored, or Overridden?

Spotting the Imposition

When Technology Is Being Imposed

Practice: Honored or Overridden?

Holding Technology Boundaries Without Deciding for the Consumer

Your Preference Practice

Your Consumer-Preference Practice

The single most important thing a roomful of AI tools can erode is the Deaf consumer's right to decide how their own communication happens. This module puts that autonomy at the center: what it actually includes, including the right to refuse a tool, how to recognize when a technology is being imposed, and how to hold technology boundaries that respect Deaf-centric preference.

Deaf Consumer Preference: Autonomy, Choice, and Technology Boundaries

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