Look Who’s Talking — Real Life
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How tech companies understand “clarity” reveals what they assume about users
Look Who’s Talking How tech companies understand “clarity” reveals what they assume about users Megan Marz July 16, 2020 share Image: By Ventral is Golden . Courtesy the artist. http://reallifemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Look-Whos-Talking.mp3 Full-text audio version of this essay. First we learned to speak how computers seemed to want us to. Best pizza Chicago, we might type into the search bar, dropping yet another preposition. Hit submit, someone might say, punctuating a dreary task with a rhyme that sounds like two verbs but isn’t. Now computers sound increasingly like pe
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