A: Hey there! Have you heard the news about that new law in Europe?
B: No, what's up?

A: Companies have to make their websites and services accessible for people with disabilities or they could get fined! It's like the data privacy thing before it.
B: Oh, really? I didn't know that. So companies in America still need to work on this, huh?

A: Yeah, even big ones are scrambling at the last minute. There's a startup called DevAlly that helps them check for accessibility problems and make sure they follow the rules. They use AI and stuff, so it's more efficient than hiring human consultants.
B: That sounds pretty cool. I wonder if they'll expand to the U.S.?

A: Actually, they plan to start sales in San Francisco! They already got some funding from investors in Europe, which is exciting.
B: Wow, that's great for them! It would be nice if more companies here could become more accessible too.

A: Exactly! Accessibility can help a lot of people, not just those with disabilities. And it's good design, you know?
B: Yeah, I agree. Let's hope more companies start to take notice and make their services more accessible for everyone.