Cooperation Isn’t Just About Doing the Same Thing – Using Personality for a Cooperation-Recommender-System in Online Social Networks

Lamprecht, Jens; Siemon, Dominik; Robra-Bissantz, Susanne

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-44799-5_10

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“…AI-based systems also have the potential to be used when composing the team and selecting individuals for the creativity process to put together a functioning group and foster the full creative potential of the individuals in the best possible way. Conceptual approaches to such assemblies have already been explored (Lamprecht, Siemon, & Robra-Bissantz, 2016;Siemon et al, 2020). During a creative phase, AI-based systems have the potential to adjust the mindset of individuals to a creative way of working and bringing method support and rules of, for example, brainstorming or other methods to the individuals.…”

Section: Personmentioning

confidence: 99%

Creative Potential through Artificial Intelligence: Recommendations for Improving Corporate and Entrepreneurial Innovation Activities

Siemon¹,

Strohmann²,

Michalke³

2022

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Section: Personmentioning

confidence: 99%

Creative Potential through Artificial Intelligence: Recommendations for Improving Corporate and Entrepreneurial Innovation Activities

Siemon¹,

Strohmann²,

Michalke³

2022

CAIS

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“…Therefore, several studies have been carried out in order to understand the motives of individuals to engage in a social network [12][13][14][15]. We believe that the progressing of any social network heavily relies on: (1) the collaboration among its users to create contents and make contributions to the community [16], and (2) the user interaction with businesses, organizations, colleagues, family members, and friends to create together their production and consumption experience and meet their necessities [17][18][19].…”

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confidence: 99%

Measuring Anticipated and Episodic UX of Tasks in Social Networks

2020

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Today, social networks are crucial commodities that allow people to share different contents and opinions. In addition to participation, the information shared within social networks makes them attractive, but success is also accompanied by a positive User eXperience (UX). Social networks must offer useful and well-designed user-tools, i.e., sets of widgets that allow interaction among users. To satisfy this requirement, Episodic User eXperience (EUX) yields reactions of users after having interacted with an artifact. Anticipated User eXperience (AUX) grants the designers the capacity to recollect users’ aspirations, assumptions, and needs in the initial development phase of an artifact. In this work, we collect UX perceived in both periods to contrast user expectations and experiences offered on social networks, in order to find elements that could improve the design of user-tools. We arrange a test where participants (N=20) designed prototypes on paper to solve tasks and then did the same tasks on online social networks. Both stages are assessed with the help of AttrakDiff, and then we analyze the results through t-tests. The results we obtained suggest that users are inclined towards pragmatic aspects of their user-tools expectations.

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