Author: Alonzo Texeira
Alonzo Texeira is an Editor at persuasive2014.org and a technology major at a California university with a sharp eye for where AI and human behavior intersect. A part-time writer with a full-time curiosity, Alonzo covers the ideas and innovations shaping the future of interactive technology
At some point during a conversation, you stop questioning whether the person on the other side of you is making…
Almost everyone who shops online has experienced the moment when you’re looking at a product you didn’t intend to buy…
Most people are aware of this moment, but they hardly ever look at it. Your phone vibrates while you’re engaged…
The dirty secret of Silicon Valley: Every app you love was created to take advantage of a psychological weakness. There…
Most people pass a bus shelter on a Sydney street without giving it much thought. It’s worn from years of…
In a research paper, the first red flag did not appear. It came as a phone call. Voters in New…
When you discover that a piece of software was never really intended to assist you, but rather to move you,…
The last time a technological advancement truly upended democratic life, people were still arguing over whether the internet was a…
While most people were still learning how to attach pictures to emails back in 1998, a Stanford social scientist was…
Finding out that your phone was transmitting data to a corporation while it was idle on your nightstand is somewhat…
