From responsive to anticipatory
summary
Claims that devices must predict next actions using sensors location social and small personalized data; shows working examples: Nest learns temperature habits, Google Now surfaces flight delays and leaves‑now alerts, Amazon experiments with anticipatory shipping; cites a Target case where purchase signals predict pregnancy and notes practical tools like smart mattresses LG fridges fitness trackers and predictive policing; warns that roughly 85% accuracy feels good but 15% erodes trust and that uncanny privacy tradeoffs often make success feel creepy.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Mobile and anticipatory design
- 2:08Responsive design meaning
- 3:11Responsive to anticipatory
- 11:16AI making computers smarter
- 12:19Forces driving anticipatory solutions
- 15:37Ready for anticipatory tech?
- 16:21Anticipatory experience success
- 19:37Anticipatory solutions today
- 22:50Uncanny side of anticipatory design
- 27:04Anticipation unsettling
- 30:52Could systems control us?
- 33:43Mindful anticipatory UX
- 36:58Users frustrated with tech
- 37:41Future of anticipatory UX
- 44:05Q&A privacy and UX
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