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
When a security flaw turns out to be not only serious but also silent, a certain kind of unease sets…
Driving a relatively modern car, plugging in a thousand-dollar phone, and staring at an interface that somehow looks worse than…
On the internet, there’s a little website that sits quietly and doesn’t demand your attention. There are no aggressive pop-ups…
Although most drivers won’t notice it right away, Google’s most recent Android Auto beta has something subtly intriguing going on.…
By now, there should have been more breathing room. Well, that was the pitch. The time-consuming tasks of the job,…
I thought I had heard incorrectly the first time someone told me that human neurons floating in a shallow dish…
BJ Fogg, a behavioral scientist at Stanford, wrote an odd little book in 2003 that was largely ignored outside of…
A few months ago, I watched a six-year-old in a pediatrician’s waiting room go absolutely still in front of a…
Nowadays, a tiny, nearly embarrassing incident occurs in kitchens all over the world. With your phone in hand, you stand…
When you first notice it, you may be in a kitchen, watching a four-year-old use the serene muscle memory of…
