does social bot help socialize? evidence from a microblogging platform

Social media bots are automated social media accounts that perform tasks online; trolls are social media users that sabotage online chats ...

www.cna.org·4.7 MB

The SocialBot Network: When Bots Socialize for Fame and Money, Y. Boshmaf, I. Muslukhov, K. Beznosov, M. Ripeanu, Annual Computer Security Applications ...

ece.ubc.ca·2.4 MB

Abstract. Increasing evidence suggests that a growing amount of social media content is generated by autonomous entities known as social bots.

cdn.aaai.org·2.3 MB

This study uses the significant political event —— 2020. U.S. Presidential Election as a case study to examine to what extent social bots have involved in.

wapor.org·2.0 MB

In these platforms, users, represented by digital beings known as avatars, can interact with one another, play games, travel to different worlds ...

vhil.stanford.edu·1.7 MB

The socialbot network: when bots socialize for fame and money. In Proc. of the Annual. Computer Security Applications Conf. (ACSAC), 2011. [14] Finn Brunton ...

www.usenix.org·1.7 MB

Another kind of distinction pertaining particularly to research on technology-mediated communi- cation exists along the lines of written vs. spoken interaction.

www.ids-mannheim.de·1.6 MB

In this paper, we propose a diverse set of behavioural features for social robots based on the differences between the behavioural features of ...

journals.plos.org·1.2 MB

Twitters micro-blogging platform allows users to post and read mes- sages (tweets) of 140 characters or less. Users may subscribe to other users' Twitter feeds, ...

cdn.aaai.org·1.1 MB

Gao, Y., Zhang, M. M., and Lysyakov, M. (2025). Does social bot help socialize? evidence from a microblogging platform. Information Systems Research, 36(3) ...

rphilipzhang.github.io·929.5 KB

This study aims at understanding infiltration strategies of social- bots in the Twitter microblogging platform.

arxiv.org·911.4 KB

We based the name sleeper social bots on their ability to pass as humans on social platforms, where they're embedded like political “sleeper” ...

arxiv.org·854.1 KB

In this extended abstract we present insights from a live lab experiment in which social bots aimed at manipulating the social graph of an online social network ...

arxiv.org·585.2 KB

Adolescents who predominantly engage in online interactions may experience heightened social interaction anxiety-a fear of negative evaluation ...

academicstrive.com·498.9 KB

Do you believe that social bots influence your behavior on online social networks? [Options: Definitely not; Probably not;. Maybe; Probably yes; Definitely yes.].

mahmoods01.github.io·421.8 KB

These types of Social Media. Bots are typically fake accounts with fake personalities and are run at least partially by humans or click farms, rather than.

niccs.cisa.gov·399.8 KB

Some believe that social bots are simple tools that amplify human-created content, while others claim that social bots do not exist at all and that the research ...

iris.cnr.it·347.8 KB

The strength of the online social network sites as a marketing tool is that they are structured around users (Mislovem Marcon, Gummadi, Druschel & Bhattacharjee ...

www.dhi.ac.uk·285.0 KB

These bots mislead, exploit, and manipulate social media discourse with rumors, spam, malware, misinformation, slander, or even just noise. This ...

www.cs.yale.edu·272.4 KB

In simple terms, social bots are automated programs designed to mimic human behavior on social media networks. Most often, these types of bots ...

internet.psych.wisc.edu·247.9 KB