Do Social Bots Dream of Electric Sheep? A Categorisation of Social Media Bot Accounts

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Authors Stefan Stieglitz, Florian Brachten, BjΓΆrn Ross, Anna-Katharina Jung arXiv ID 1710.04044 Category cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction Cross-listed cs.CY, cs.SI Citations 100 Venue ACIS Last Checked 4 months ago
Abstract
So-called 'social bots' have garnered a lot of attention lately. Previous research showed that they attempted to influence political events such as the Brexit referendum and the US presidential elections. It remains, however, somewhat unclear what exactly can be understood by the term 'social bot'. This paper addresses the need to better understand the intentions of bots on social media and to develop a shared understanding of how 'social' bots differ from other types of bots. We thus describe a systematic review of publications that researched bot accounts on social media. Based on the results of this literature review, we propose a scheme for categorising bot accounts on social media sites. Our scheme groups bot accounts by two dimensions - Imitation of human behaviour and Intent.
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