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ITA Dossiers, pp. , 2018/07/24
-> So-called “social bots” can create and send automated messages, thus potentially influencing political and other decisions.
-> Based on the data collected, messages can be tailored to personal preferences and address small groups or individuals.
-> Laws are required to describe when and to what extent social media operators need to restrict activities of social bots.
Authors: David Heckenberg, Niklas Gudowsky
Keywords: ita-dosser-038en manipulation social-media social-bots