Designing and Evaluating a Discourse Analysis Dashboard

Extracting meaningful insights from online public discourse is crucial for managing the spread of misinformation, yet remains challenging. To effectively take action and monitor online narratives, people working towards the issue of reducing the harm of misinformation typically engage in a laborious process to make informed decisions in a timely manner. While various methods and tools to support this process have been explored, approaches to considering the entire discourse for context have not been widely studied due to their complexity. Individual texts are easier to process, whereas modelling context from an entire discourse is challenging and prone to information overload. We propose a human-AI collaborative approach through an interactive dashboard for analysing online social media at the discourse level. This paper presents the design process and preliminary evaluation of the dashboard. We detailed the co-designing sessions with experts to obtain a preliminary evaluation of this tool demonstrating its potential use and trustworthiness. We aim to conduct further user studies to develop a robust and trustworthy solution for managing and understanding online social media discourse.

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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3686038.3686048
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Social Media and Politics
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Designing and Evaluating a Discourse Analysis Dashboard

Jérémie Clos, Nazia Hameed, Xin Yu Liew, Joel E. Fischer
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Designing and Evaluating a Discourse Analysis Dashboard

Jérémie Clos, Nazia Hameed, Xin Yu Liew, Joel E. Fischer
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Abstract

Extracting meaningful insights from online public discourse is crucial for managing the spread of misinformation, yet remains challenging. To effectively take action and monitor online narratives, people working towards the issue of reducing the harm of misinformation typically engage in a laborious process to make informed decisions in a timely manner. While various methods and tools to support this process have been explored, approaches to considering the entire discourse for context have not been widely studied due to their complexity. Individual texts are easier to process, whereas modelling context from an entire discourse is challenging and prone to information overload. We propose a human-AI collaborative approach through an interactive dashboard for analysing online social media at the discourse level. This paper presents the design process and preliminary evaluation of the dashboard. We detailed the co-designing sessions with experts to obtain a preliminary evaluation of this tool demonstrating its potential use and trustworthiness. We aim to conduct further user studies to develop a robust and trustworthy solution for managing and understanding online social media discourse.

University of Nottingham (GB)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 21%
Social Media and Politics
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