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RE: This Meme Should Be Trending on Facebook and Twitter
Well said, @son-of-satire. And your earlier writing makes a lot of sense too: https://steemit.com/life/@son-of-satire/how-social-media-s-predictive-algorithms-are-perpetuating-division-of-the-people. On our end, we are building tool for social networks (including Steemit) to help people dealing with that - check description of the project here @akolonin and its outcomes here @aigents
Thank you very much. I do feel that the article you mentioned was some of my best work.
I'm familiar with your project, as I remember a comparison of sorts that your software ran on one of the founders. Is there a utility for the average user to conduct a similar analysis of our own accounts?
Hi, thank you in return. There is utility, but it is command-line only. Reason is that we still under-staffed, under-funded and under-hardware-resourced so giving this service right away for free is something that we can't afford for the moment. However, there is some basic info on how to get what you want here https://steemit.com/ai/@akolonin/how-to-get-your-personal-analytics-for-steemit-social-network-with-help-of-aigents-bot and there is also additional information here https://steemit.com/psychology/@akolonin/aigents-bot-on-facebook-and-telegram-with-flexible-personal-karma-analytics . The post that you have mentioned is not only your best work but it also pins the key issue of our @aigents project ;-) I am considering @steemit as the best candidate to build the backbone of what I call distributed internet intelligence, given the mission described in this video
and I assume our project may be the best candidate to build its neural system. And we are looking for partnership on technical side (make it integrated with Steemit to greater extent) as well as business side (so we get funds for CPU and memory to make unleashed AI-based analytics on Steemit content and community as well as further technology development).
Also, what I have commented earlier applies only to Steemit.com and Golos.io social networks. For Facebook, Google+ and VKontakte any user can obtain basic personal analytics via menu as shown in this video:
(advanced analytics with configurable report contents and periods would be available on commercial basis). For Steemit (and Golos.io possibly), we would make this possible as soon as there is authentication API like one exposed by Facebook, VKontakte or Google+ - then we could serve user-specific services being assured user account on Steemit corresponds to Aigents account on https://aigents.com/. This is the key thing that we would get in cooperation with Steemit among many other things ahead :-)
By the way, I am now writing the paper (for scientific publication) describing the "under-the-hood" details of the project. Do you think Steemit policy ("everything is public") makes it possible to cite results published here - for named accounts?