Quantum web

The quantum web is an analogy from the Tyrer Framework. The web classical accessibility was built for was Newtonian: fixed objects at known positions, obeying predictable rules. The web now emerging is quantum: an interface exists in superposition until an observer arrives, then collapses into a particular rendering shaped by context and capability.

The interface a sighted user sees is one collapse of the underlying data. The one a blind user receives is another. The one an AI agent consumes is a third. "None is the original and none is the adaptation." That is the structural definition of Type I on the Tyrer Accessibility Scale, and the world generative accessibility works in. Its safeguard is the Right to Inspect: the right to demand a different collapse.

Behind the scenes

A real idea, from The Tyrer Framework, by Charli-Jo Tyrer (Carrados, 2026), Part Three. This entry summarises it; the paper is the authority.