The Facebook 'NaughtyOrNice-a-Tron' Makes No Lists
Amelia Roblin — December 12, 2010 — Pop Culture
It's the information age, so it's tedious and pointless for Santa Claus to handwrite lists of who's been bad and good; instead, log onto the Facebook 'NaughtyOrNice-a-Tron' application and find out which category you're in this year.
Hosted by the Honda page, this decency detector requires your permission to sift through 12 months of virtual behavior, and will assess your activity based on your benevolence towards others. The Facebook 'NaughtyOrNice-a-Tron' can make an informed decision about your merit; if you're lucky, there'll be no lump of coal in your cyber stocking!
Hosted by the Honda page, this decency detector requires your permission to sift through 12 months of virtual behavior, and will assess your activity based on your benevolence towards others. The Facebook 'NaughtyOrNice-a-Tron' can make an informed decision about your merit; if you're lucky, there'll be no lump of coal in your cyber stocking!
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Behavior Assessment - Using data analysis to assess online behavior and determine a person's benevolence towards others.
2. Decency Detectors - Developing algorithms and applications to evaluate online actions and classify individuals as naughty or nice.
3. Digital Santa Claus - Replacing traditional handwritten lists with online platforms that determine who has been bad or good.
Industry Implications
1. Social Media Platforms - Opportunity for platforms to develop and implement tools that assess and categorize online behavior.
2. Data Analytics - Demand for analytical solutions that can process and evaluate large volumes of online user data to assess behavior patterns.
3. Artificial Intelligence - Using AI algorithms to analyze online activity and make informed judgments about individuals' actions.
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