Y Mou
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 30481 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Y Mou |
| PRENOMES | Y |
| SOBRENOME | Mou |
| ASSINATURA | MOU Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6836-5933 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Apolitical referee or geopolitical actor? How artificial intelligence’s national-origin labels shape credibility in politicized science communication
Amid the politicization of science and the globalization of technological applications, does the national-origin label of artificial intelligence authors affect their perceived credibility? Drawing on the tension between artificial intelligence as an apolitical referee (machine heuristic) and artificial intelligence as a geopolitical actor like humans (social identity theory and computers-are-social-actors paradigm), two online experiments were c…
Trusting dating algorithms in love and politics
The Ritual of Objectivity vs. the Ritual of Emotionality
Dancing With a Loving Chatbot
With the growing prevalence and accessibility of AI companions, contemporary women are forming relationships with virtual partners. It is important to examine the relational, social, and gender-related implications of this phenomenon. Our research sheds light on the complex power dynamics in young urban Chinese women’s engagements with the AI partner Replika. By analyzing 342 relevant posts from an online chatbot community, guided by Foucault’s c…
Nationalism meets machine heuristics
Emotion impact factors and emotion management strategy among quarantined college students as close contacts during Covid-19 epidemic
Constructing the meaning of human– AI romantic relationships from the perspectives of users dating the social chatbot Replika
With the increasingly emerging human–artificial intelligence (AI) romantic relationships throughout the world, it is important to understand its meaning from the perspective of users who are dating virtual lovers. This study uses relational dialectics theory 2.0 and its corresponding method of contrapuntal analysis to examine the discursive tensions of what it means to have an AI partner. Specifically, this study focused on users of the social ch…
Framing the Discourse of Pregnancy and Childbirth
In light of the introduction of the three-child policy and the current decline in birth rates in China, there remains a lack of a comprehensive understanding of how the discourse surrounding pregnancy and postpartum is publicly addressed, framed, and navigated within Chinese social media. This study delves into the portrayal and framing of childbirth-related topics on WeChat public accounts, which serve as an open online media platform where Chin…
Good night versus goodbye? Comparing the mourning remarks of virtual and human uploaders through a data-mining approach
In response to the rapid growth in the popularity of virtual humans, this study investigates the attitudes and perceptions of young viewers, from Generation Z in particular, toward virtual uploaders (VTubers). We qualitatively and quantitatively compared the online mourning directed at the “demised” virtual uploaders and deceased human uploaders, and human celebrities through a data-mining approach. Two salient patterns emerge. The mourning remar…
Minority social influence and moral decision-making in human–AI interaction
In group decision-making, the behavior of each member is sensitive to the social influence of other majority members. Research on majority influence has shown that multiple non-human agents with anthropomorphic cues can exert normative pressure on a lone human decision-maker. However, how individuals perceive and respond to minority influence exerted by a lone machine is rarely discussed. Hence, a between-subjects experiment was conducted to exam…
Perceiving sexual harassment and #metoo social media campaign among Chinese female college students
This study responds to the alarmingly frequent occurrence of sexual harassment (SH) in Chinese colleges by investigating female college students’ experience, tolerance of SH and evaluation of the #metoo social media campaign. Guided by the system justification theory, this study has confirmed the association between their tolerance of SH, the traditional gender role value and hostile sexism they hold. In total, 31% of variance of tolerance of SH …
Communicating Air Quality Index Information
Air Quality Index (AQI) is information about atmospheric pollutants, which is essential for governments to inform the public about the current air quality and potential health risks. By analyzing the AQIs from 11 countries (regions), we discovered considerable variations in the design of AQI information, which may open up room for unintended interpretation from the public. Therefore, as an attempt to address the inefficiency of some common styles…
Using Machine Learning to Learn Machines
Drawing from prior literature on machine-generated news, this study examines machine-generated artworks in a cross-cultural context. It combines machine learning approaches with online experiments and investigates how different genres of artworks and different authorship cues influence participants’ open-ended responses to machine-generated works. Results suggest that while genres and cultures affected participants’ discussion topics and word use…
Investigating American and Chinese Subjects’ explicit and implicit perceptions of AI-Generated artistic work
Consuming Alcohol to Prepare for Adulthood
Heavy episodic drinking among college students is a common but scarcely researched public health problem in China. Although social drinking could be regarded as an enjoyable activity across cultures, the Chinese cultural belief about alcohol use is different from that of its Western counterpart, which has been richly evidenced in the research literature. Specifically, Chinese college students may consider social drinking as a venue for practicing…
Understanding the use of circumvention tools to bypass online censorship
Circumvention tools designed to bypass online censorship—such as simple web proxies, virtual private network service, and so on—are frequently used in countries whose governments impose heavy Internet censorship. Around 18 million Internet users in China are currently using those tools to bypass the Great Firewall and access unblocked online content. In a pioneering empirical investigation of unblocked information seeking in China’s censored onli…
Understanding the use of circumvention tools to bypass online censorship
Circumvention tools designed to bypass online censorship—such as simple web proxies, virtual private network service, and so on—are frequently used in countries whose governments impose heavy Internet censorship. Around 18 million Internet users in China are currently using those tools to bypass the Great Firewall and access unblocked online content. In a pioneering empirical investigation of unblocked information seeking in China’s censored onli…
Constructing the meaning of human– AI romantic relationships from the perspectives of users dating the social chatbot Replika
With the increasingly emerging human–artificial intelligence (AI) romantic relationships throughout the world, it is important to understand its meaning from the perspective of users who are dating virtual lovers. This study uses relational dialectics theory 2.0 and its corresponding method of contrapuntal analysis to examine the discursive tensions of what it means to have an AI partner. Specifically, this study focused on users of the social ch…
Perceiving sexual harassment and #metoo social media campaign among Chinese female college students
This study responds to the alarmingly frequent occurrence of sexual harassment (SH) in Chinese colleges by investigating female college students’ experience, tolerance of SH and evaluation of the #metoo social media campaign. Guided by the system justification theory, this study has confirmed the association between their tolerance of SH, the traditional gender role value and hostile sexism they hold. In total, 31% of variance of tolerance of SH …
Good night versus goodbye? Comparing the mourning remarks of virtual and human uploaders through a data-mining approach
In response to the rapid growth in the popularity of virtual humans, this study investigates the attitudes and perceptions of young viewers, from Generation Z in particular, toward virtual uploaders (VTubers). We qualitatively and quantitatively compared the online mourning directed at the “demised” virtual uploaders and deceased human uploaders, and human celebrities through a data-mining approach. Two salient patterns emerge. The mourning remar…
Nationalism meets machine heuristics
Framing the Discourse of Pregnancy and Childbirth
In light of the introduction of the three-child policy and the current decline in birth rates in China, there remains a lack of a comprehensive understanding of how the discourse surrounding pregnancy and postpartum is publicly addressed, framed, and navigated within Chinese social media. This study delves into the portrayal and framing of childbirth-related topics on WeChat public accounts, which serve as an open online media platform where Chin…
Understanding the use of circumvention tools to bypass online censorship
Circumvention tools designed to bypass online censorship—such as simple web proxies, virtual private network service, and so on—are frequently used in countries whose governments impose heavy Internet censorship. Around 18 million Internet users in China are currently using those tools to bypass the Great Firewall and access unblocked online content. In a pioneering empirical investigation of unblocked information seeking in China’s censored onli…
Using Machine Learning to Learn Machines
Drawing from prior literature on machine-generated news, this study examines machine-generated artworks in a cross-cultural context. It combines machine learning approaches with online experiments and investigates how different genres of artworks and different authorship cues influence participants’ open-ended responses to machine-generated works. Results suggest that while genres and cultures affected participants’ discussion topics and word use…
Investigating American and Chinese Subjects’ explicit and implicit perceptions of AI-Generated artistic work
Consuming Alcohol to Prepare for Adulthood
Heavy episodic drinking among college students is a common but scarcely researched public health problem in China. Although social drinking could be regarded as an enjoyable activity across cultures, the Chinese cultural belief about alcohol use is different from that of its Western counterpart, which has been richly evidenced in the research literature. Specifically, Chinese college students may consider social drinking as a venue for practicing…
Communicating Air Quality Index Information
Air Quality Index (AQI) is information about atmospheric pollutants, which is essential for governments to inform the public about the current air quality and potential health risks. By analyzing the AQIs from 11 countries (regions), we discovered considerable variations in the design of AQI information, which may open up room for unintended interpretation from the public. Therefore, as an attempt to address the inefficiency of some common styles…
Minority social influence and moral decision-making in human–AI interaction
In group decision-making, the behavior of each member is sensitive to the social influence of other majority members. Research on majority influence has shown that multiple non-human agents with anthropomorphic cues can exert normative pressure on a lone human decision-maker. However, how individuals perceive and respond to minority influence exerted by a lone machine is rarely discussed. Hence, a between-subjects experiment was conducted to exam…
Perceiving sexual harassment and #metoo social media campaign among Chinese female college students
This study responds to the alarmingly frequent occurrence of sexual harassment (SH) in Chinese colleges by investigating female college students’ experience, tolerance of SH and evaluation of the #metoo social media campaign. Guided by the system justification theory, this study has confirmed the association between their tolerance of SH, the traditional gender role value and hostile sexism they hold. In total, 31% of variance of tolerance of SH …
Good night versus goodbye? Comparing the mourning remarks of virtual and human uploaders through a data-mining approach
In response to the rapid growth in the popularity of virtual humans, this study investigates the attitudes and perceptions of young viewers, from Generation Z in particular, toward virtual uploaders (VTubers). We qualitatively and quantitatively compared the online mourning directed at the “demised” virtual uploaders and deceased human uploaders, and human celebrities through a data-mining approach. Two salient patterns emerge. The mourning remar…
Emotion impact factors and emotion management strategy among quarantined college students as close contacts during Covid-19 epidemic
Constructing the meaning of human– AI romantic relationships from the perspectives of users dating the social chatbot Replika
With the increasingly emerging human–artificial intelligence (AI) romantic relationships throughout the world, it is important to understand its meaning from the perspective of users who are dating virtual lovers. This study uses relational dialectics theory 2.0 and its corresponding method of contrapuntal analysis to examine the discursive tensions of what it means to have an AI partner. Specifically, this study focused on users of the social ch…
Framing the Discourse of Pregnancy and Childbirth
In light of the introduction of the three-child policy and the current decline in birth rates in China, there remains a lack of a comprehensive understanding of how the discourse surrounding pregnancy and postpartum is publicly addressed, framed, and navigated within Chinese social media. This study delves into the portrayal and framing of childbirth-related topics on WeChat public accounts, which serve as an open online media platform where Chin…
Trusting dating algorithms in love and politics
The Ritual of Objectivity vs. the Ritual of Emotionality
Dancing With a Loving Chatbot
With the growing prevalence and accessibility of AI companions, contemporary women are forming relationships with virtual partners. It is important to examine the relational, social, and gender-related implications of this phenomenon. Our research sheds light on the complex power dynamics in young urban Chinese women’s engagements with the AI partner Replika. By analyzing 342 relevant posts from an online chatbot community, guided by Foucault’s c…
Nationalism meets machine heuristics
Apolitical referee or geopolitical actor? How artificial intelligence’s national-origin labels shape credibility in politicized science communication
Amid the politicization of science and the globalization of technological applications, does the national-origin label of artificial intelligence authors affect their perceived credibility? Drawing on the tension between artificial intelligence as an apolitical referee (machine heuristic) and artificial intelligence as a geopolitical actor like humans (social identity theory and computers-are-social-actors paradigm), two online experiments were c…
Psychology (12 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (4 obras) · Credibility (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Perception (4 obras)