Roi Yozevitch is an assistant professor in the Department of Computer and Software Engineering at Ariel University in Israel, where he heads the Applied AI Laboratory. His Ph.D. dealt with harnessing AI for self-driving cars, and his postdoctoral research in social neuroscience uses computer vision to measure interpersonal synchrony, the behavioral alignment that arises when people interact in person. He is a recipient of a Wolf Foundation Ph.D. Excellence Scholarship. He is the author of four books on intelligence, learning, and education, and hosts The World of Dr. Yozevitch, a podcast on ideas. More on his work at www.yozevitch.com/yozevitch-research.
