Machine gaze in online behavioral targeting: The effects of algorithmic human likeness on social presence and social influence
Abstract
Digital platforms increasingly use online behavioral targeting (OBT) to enhance consumers' engagement, which involves using algorithms to “gaze” at consumers—tracking their online activities and inferring their preferences—so as to deliver relevant, personalized messages (e.g., advertisements, recommendations) to consumers. In light of the rising call for algorithmic transparency, this study investigates the effects of algorithmic transparency...
Paper Details
Title
Machine gaze in online behavioral targeting: The effects of algorithmic human likeness on social presence and social influence
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
124
Pages
106926 - 106926
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