Ties that Bind: The Goodness of Social Networks
Δημοσιεύτηκε στις 19 Μαρ 2015
Alex Pentland
March 11, 2015
Social
networks have proven to be fertile ground for understanding human
behavior. This fascinating exploration suggests that we’re much more
motivated by social incentives that reward others than by economic
self-interest alone. Pentland discusses how studying patterns of
information exchange in a social network – even without any knowledge of
the actual content – can help us predict with stunning accuracy how
productive and effective that network is.
March 11, 2015
Social
networks have proven to be fertile ground for understanding human
behavior. This fascinating exploration suggests that we’re much more
motivated by social incentives that reward others than by economic
self-interest alone. Pentland discusses how studying patterns of
information exchange in a social network – even without any knowledge of
the actual content – can help us predict with stunning accuracy how
productive and effective that network is.
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