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Celebrity Twitter accounts display ‘bot-like’ behavior – 40 and 60% of all Twitter accounts are bots (Re-Posted at Request 1 AUG 2017)
['Ralph Turchiano']
Engineering Evil
onPublic Release: 1-Aug-2017University of Cambridge‘Celebrity’ Twitter accounts – those with more than 10 million followers – display more bot-like behaviour than users with fewer followers, according to new research.
These celebrity-level accounts also tweet at roughly the same pace as bots with similar follower numbers, whereas in smaller accounts, bots tweet far more than humans.
The researchers found that bot accounts differ from humans in several key ways.
Overall, bot accounts generate more tweets than human accounts.
They also retweet far more often, and redirect users to external websites far more frequently than human users.
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