Machine learning has revolutionized the development of smart, adaptive platforms and products. Content Recommender Systems (CRS) are popular for shaping viewer preferences and content available on platforms. However, existing AI systems often overlook how they and users influence each other, limiting learning algorithms.
Practical Solutions and Value
To address these limitations, researchers from leading universities proposed the Formal Interaction Model (FIM). FIM is a mathematical model that formalizes how AI and users shape each other, improving the design and evaluation of AI systems. It offers four major uses: specifying interactions for implementation, monitoring interactions through empirical analysis, anticipating societal impacts using counterfactual analysis, and controlling societal impacts through interventions.
FIM introduces new metrics to capture societal impacts, benefiting the design of objectives. These metrics can be optimized through supervised learning or RL-based algorithms to control societal effects. The model also emphasizes optimizing downstream user welfare and ecosystem health using tools from mechanism design to recommender systems design.
Researchers also used dynamical systems language to highlight limitations in the use cases for future work, providing a practical framework for understanding and improving AI systems.
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