I'd check the box and see what happens. You're likely in some sort of AI tech support loop and it might get you out of it to the old process. People who don't constantly need accessibility nonetheless benefiting from it is kind of baked into the process, (see virtual personal assistants like Siri and Alexa for example), and it's not only blind people who use screen readers. Some people use them for purely advantageous reasons like being able to read a ton of text while driving. When I worked for a commercial screen reader vendor, I took a call from a firefighter who literally did this exact thing and needed his display chain repaired so the screen reader would work correctly.