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=== A technical system that supports social interaction of humans (for some purpose) ===
 
''Here, units are humans, interactions are mediated by technical system, total is "social system".''
 
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=== 2) A social system emerging from interactions of technical units (for some purpose or purpose-free) ===
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=== A social system emerging from interactions of technical units (for some purpose or purpose-free) ===
 
''Here, units are technical systems (e.g. robots), interactions are such that total system is "social".''
 
''Here, units are technical systems (e.g. robots), interactions are such that total system is "social".''
  
 
- Can a technical system be social (in the sense of helping each other)?
 
- Can a technical system be social (in the sense of helping each other)?
 
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- swarms of robots
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=== Recurrent self-enhancing social interactions  ===
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Technology supports social interactions (Facebook) and
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social Interactions leads to improved content (of Facebook)
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==> "value" is created by socal interactions supported by technology by '''self-organization'''
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- platforms of Web 2.0, e.g. Flickr, Facebook, Wikipedia, Google Calendar,...
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- value comes from content introduced and updated by humans.
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--[[User:Mtimme|Mtimme]] 12:42, 15 July 2010 (UTC)

Latest revision as of 13:42, 15 July 2010

What is a social technical system?

two options:

A technical system that supports social interaction of humans (for some purpose)

Here, units are humans, interactions are mediated by technical system, total is "social system".

- Wikipedia: technically supported stigmergy-like interaction of humans to create a common knowledge base - Recommendation systems (evaluating quality of bought items in online stores) - Social networking (facebook, studiVZ,


A social system emerging from interactions of technical units (for some purpose or purpose-free)

Here, units are technical systems (e.g. robots), interactions are such that total system is "social".

- Can a technical system be social (in the sense of helping each other)? - swarms of robots



and one more:

Recurrent self-enhancing social interactions

Technology supports social interactions (Facebook) and

social Interactions leads to improved content (of Facebook)

==> "value" is created by socal interactions supported by technology by self-organization

- platforms of Web 2.0, e.g. Flickr, Facebook, Wikipedia, Google Calendar,...

- value comes from content introduced and updated by humans.



--Mtimme 12:42, 15 July 2010 (UTC)