{"cards":[{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0c","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":null,"content":"# Title: **Sociotechical systems and social AI/artificial socialcognitive systems** \n\nRequirements and abstract models for STS - ACSS"},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0d","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0c","content":"#Abstract\nTry to tell a *story* here, no matter what your field. You are writing for human beings, not computers. What's the area, what's the problem you are trying to understand. How? What have you found?\n\n(You are *summarizing* your core results, not *cramming* them into this tiny space).\n\n---\n######target: 84-151 words\n######current: 43 \n\n<!-- URL for checkmark: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/elo7ckzspvxvx0t/checkmark.gif -->\n\n###### (This is a word count footer. We don't have automatic word counts yet, so I use is [this Chrome extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/word-count/pnngehidikgomgfjbpffonkeimgbpjlh))"},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0d","content":"#Part 1 Introduction \n##Motivation\n##Desiderata\n##Tradition\n###organization theory\n###coordination science + dialectics\n###institutions\n###psychology\n###sociology\n###ethology\n##Outline\nterms\nstructure\naims\n\n#Part 2 Working definition of ASCS\n\n#Part 3 WIT\n##The WIT \n###descriptive\n###integrity constraints\n###connections WIT\n##Properties \n###social space\n###change in the social space\n###isomorphism\n##Challenge (formal)\n\n#Part 4 Language\n##Affordances, \n###how to provide \n###expressiveness\n####implement (briefly)\n##Models and properties\n\n#Part 5 Agents\n##utility mixture \n###SOC\n###Psi\n=> SASS\n##hybrid social spaces \n###agent architectures\n##examples \n###NPCs\n###tutors\n=>social relationships (social space)\n\n\n#Part 6 I and T\n##From I to T: \n###Devices\n####mete-models\n####BA how to implement the fundamentals we want\n###What is in T BB: \n####meta-model \nlanguages\ndata structures\noperation\nformal platform\n####environment\npersistence of social pace\ntime\nidentities\nevents\nactions\ngovernance\n####architecture\ncentralized\nP2P\n####computational milieu\n\n###Platform specific model\n\n##from T to I\n###existing platforms\n10 meta-models from Veldhoven\nT in ASCS families \n- platforms for games\n- crowd-sourcing\n- e -commerce\n- MOOCs\n\n#Part 7 Models + practices\n##Coupling T and W\n##Coupling I and W\n\n#Part 8 Challenges\n##Technical (\n###soundness\n####language\n####theory and meta-model\n= soundness\n###proof of properties (T + M)\n##Methodological \n###interdisciplinary \n####reinventing the wheel\n####false metaphors (weak misunderstanding)\n###design, construction and use of ASCS\n\n#Part 9 research program\n\n#Part 10 Closing\n##Wide view \n###social significance \n####in money\n####technological and practices \nethical,\nsociological\n=sintelnet\n###scientific significance \n####convergence\n####new problems\n##Gaps in tradition (Turing + Hawkins)\n"},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0f","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"### Part 1 Introduction \n"},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd10","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0f","content":"# Introduction"},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd11","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0f","content":"Motivation\nDesiderata\nTradition: organization theory, coordination science + dialectics, institutions, psychology, sociology, ethology, \nOutline: terms, structure, aims"},{"_id":"423f2454abefb53a86000053","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":5.25,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0f","content":""},{"_id":"423f2445abefb53a86000052","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":5.5,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0f","content":""},{"_id":"423f23e5abefb53a86000051","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":6,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0f","content":""},{"_id":"423f26baabefb53a86000054","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1.5,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 2 Working definition of ASCS"},{"_id":"423f2dd1abefb53a8600005b","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423f26baabefb53a86000054","content":"Working definition"},{"_id":"423f26c9abefb53a86000055","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1.75,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 3 WIT\n"},{"_id":"423f289aabefb53a86000058","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423f26c9abefb53a86000055","content":"The WIT (descriptive) (integrity constraints, connections WIT)\nProperties (social space, change in the social space, isomorphism)\nChallenge (formal)"},{"_id":"423f26d9abefb53a86000056","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1.875,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 4 Language\n"},{"_id":"423f2993abefb53a86000059","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423f26d9abefb53a86000056","content":"Affordances, how to provide (expressiveness, implement (briefly)\nModels and properties"},{"_id":"423f271eabefb53a86000057","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1.9375,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 5 Agents\n"},{"_id":"423f2a5aabefb53a8600005a","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423f271eabefb53a86000057","content":"utility mixture (SOC, Psi)=> SASS\nhybrid social spaces (agent architectures)\nexamples (NPCs, tutors) 0> social relationships (social space)"},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd15","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 6 I and T"},{"_id":"423ed42cf08b439a6d000038","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":3,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd15","content":"1 From I to T: Devices, mete-models, BA how to implement the fundamentals we want\nWhat is in T BB:\nmeta-model (languages, data structures, operation; formal platform)\nenvironment (persistence of social pace, time, identities, events, actions, governance)\narchitecture (centralized, P2P)\ncomputational milieu\n"},{"_id":"42434517a33f61ca54000052","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423ed42cf08b439a6d000038","content":"What is in T (Figure BB) (Affordances, devices)"},{"_id":"42434b6fa33f61ca54000057","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"42434517a33f61ca54000052","content":" \n1. meta-model \n (languages, data structures, operation; formal platform)\n2. environment (persistence of social pace, time, identities, events, actions, governance)\n3. architecture (centralized, P2P)\n4. computational milieu SOCIAL PATH FIGURE"},{"_id":"424345b2a33f61ca54000053","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"423ed42cf08b439a6d000038","content":"What is a platform specific model"},{"_id":"4243496ca33f61ca54000056","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":3.5,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd15","content":"From T to I"},{"_id":"42434418a33f61ca54000051","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":4,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd15","content":"\n"},{"_id":"423eee6adeb288a6ec00003c","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2.5,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 7 Models + practices\n"},{"_id":"423f15cbdeb288a6ec000046","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423eee6adeb288a6ec00003c","content":"Coupling T and W\n"},{"_id":"423f1a26deb288a6ec000047","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"423eee6adeb288a6ec00003c","content":"Coupling I and W"},{"_id":"423eeee9deb288a6ec00003d","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2.75,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"###Part 8 Challenges\nTechnical ((language, theory and meta-model)= soundness, (proof of properties (T + M))\nMethodological (interdisciplinary (reinventing the wheel, false metaphors (weak misunderstanding))= correspondence (together with the properties above), (design, construction and use of ASCS)"},{"_id":"423efa6fdeb288a6ec00003e","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423eeee9deb288a6ec00003d","content":"Technical :\nLanguage, theory and meta-model \nPlatforms and metamodels\nsoundness, proof of properties (T + M))"},{"_id":"423efeecdeb288a6ec00003f","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"423eeee9deb288a6ec00003d","content":"Methodological\na)Need to bridge the gaps of interdisciplinary (on one hand: reinventing the wheel; on the other, false metaphors (weak misunderstanding)) \nThis is a challenge of correspondence (together with the properties above), \nb) Develop techniques and guidelines for the design, construction and use of ASCS."},{"_id":"423f0a89deb288a6ec000042","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2.8125,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"Part 9 research program"},{"_id":"423f0b19deb288a6ec000043","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2.84375,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":"Part 10 Closing\n\n"},{"_id":"423f0d43deb288a6ec000044","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"423f0b19deb288a6ec000043","content":"Wide view \nsocial significance (in money, technological and practices (ethical, sociological)=sintelnet), \nscientific significance (convergence, new problems)"},{"_id":"423f0eefdeb288a6ec000045","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"423f0b19deb288a6ec000043","content":"Gaps in tradition (Turing + Hawkins)"},{"_id":"423f06a0deb288a6ec000041","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2.875,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0e","content":""},{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd3f","treeId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0c","content":"## How to use this template\nThe idea here is to start at the far left, and clarify what the core of what you want to say is *first*, and then expand on it by moving to the right, one column at a time.\n\nAfter a couple of \"passes\" of expanding, you will end up with your complete, and well structured paper on column 5, which you can export separately.\n\nHere's a (somewhat dated) video which might help.\n<iframe width=\"256\" height=\"144\" src=\"//www.youtube.com/embed/J4prcx0jZ9M?rel=0\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen></iframe>"}],"tree":{"_id":"536c95bd4de898da0684fd0b","name":"Academic Paper 1","publicUrl":"jaamasascs"}}