MyMigrationBot: A Cloud-based Facebook Social Chatbot for Migrant Populations
August 27, 2022 Β· Declared Dead Β· π Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems
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Authors
Karol Chlasta, PaweΕ Sochaczewski, Izabela Grabowska, Agata JastrzΔbowska
arXiv ID
2208.13005
Category
cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction
Cross-listed
cs.CY,
cs.SI
Citations
1
Venue
Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems
Last Checked
4 months ago
Abstract
We present the design, implementation and evaluation of a new cloud-based social chatbot called MyMigrationBot, that is deployed to Facebook. The system asks and answers questions related to user's personality traits and person-job competency fit to give feedback, and potentially support migrant populations. The chatbot's response database is based on reputable socio-psychological tools and can be customised. The system's backend is written with Node.js, deployed to AWS and Twilio, and joined with Facebook through Graph and Messenger APIs. To our knowledge this is the first multilingual social chatbot deployed to Facebook and designed to research and support migrant populations with feedback in Europe. It does not have personality like other bots, but it can study and feedback on migrants' personality and on other customised questionnaires e.g., job-competency fit. The aim of a social chatbot in our research project is to help engage migrants with social research using feedback information tailored to them. It can help migrants to get knowledge about their psycho-social resources and therefore to facilitate their integration process into a receiving labour market. We evaluated the chatbot on a group of 53 people, incl. 23 migrants, and we present the results.
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