Analytical work ch 2

    Analytical work ch 2

    πŸ“„ | Image of "Nishimura Riki" and user preference

    Analytical work ch 2
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    ... We can see that these characteristics are not mutually exclusive and together we can build a certain image of the "jealous bad boy" who is the epitome of toxic masculinity.

    These qualities are not healthy in real life, yet in the fictional ai world, users find them attractive.

    πŸ“ Note from Princess Sabrina: All of the above qualities are manipulative in our real life! As a consequence – it is possible to unconsciously transfer the dream of a "bad guy" into real life, which can lead to problems with adequate perception of a person's moral qualities. Be careful.β€β€πŸ©Ή

    2. Criteria of bot popularity The popularity of bots in character.ai depends on several factors:

    β€’ Characterization of the character and its story tropes and plot β€’ The quality of the character development and the literacy of the written text β€’ Adaptation to user expectations β€’ Interactivity: The level of interaction and the ability to customize dialogs also affect popularity

    Impact of image on user experience: Character image directly affects how users perceive the interaction. For example, bots with a strong character can make users feel secure and confident, whereas rude characters can create an atmosphere of challenge and tension.

    Examples of image influence:

    β€’ Emotional connection: Users interacting with hyper-pedaling bots may feel more constrained while feeling valued in relation to the character. (which does not match the realities of the real world) β€’ Rivalry and challenge: Characters with cold traits may cause users to take initiative and seek favor.

    Continued in ch. 3 in profile ➑️