Kommunikációs hálózatok, média, információs társadalom
Advanced digital technologies broadly penetrate self-activities, such as algorithms,
machine learning, or artificial intelligence. This trend is most evident on social
media, where contents, attitudes and evaluative judgments meet on technology-driven
platforms. Moreover, human networks also started communicating with social bots or
conversational interfaces. All these challenges can trigger a redesign of self-concept
via technology. Therefore, the paper investigates how social media machines affect
self-concept-related academic research. First, pioneers of the field are presented.
Second, the self-concept research in digital technology and social media is summarised.
Topic networks illustrate critical research fields with the latest trends and future
implications. Last but not least, we also investigate how emerging media phenomena
affect academic trends in the case of social bots or fake news. The study aims to
support the connected research in psychology, business, management, education, political
science, medicine and media studies with an understanding of the latest trends. The
additional goal is to highlight the potential of market-based research cooperation
with academia supporting significant developments and funding.