Show Notes
Jamie Wood explains how AUTONOMIC turns neuroscience into a short, adaptive coaching loop. The system asks a small set of behavior-linked questions, identifies a user's goal, recommends a practical intervention and measures what happens next. Jamie and Pablos discuss why long assessments fail, how personalization can improve over time, what evidence users actually trust and why a scientifically sound product still has to compete with the opinions of random humans on the internet.
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