Let AI Entertain You: Increasing User Engagement with Generative AI and
Rejection Sampling
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2312.12457v1
- Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2023 08:06:12 GMT
- Title: Let AI Entertain You: Increasing User Engagement with Generative AI and
Rejection Sampling
- Authors: Jingying Zeng, Jaewon Yang, Waleed Malik, Xiao Yan, Richard Huang, Qi
He
- Abstract summary: This paper presents a generic framework of how to improve user engagement with generative AI by leveraging user feedback.
We leveraged the framework in the context of email notification subject lines generation for an online social network.
This represents an early milestone in the industry's successful use of generative AI to enhance user engagement.
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- License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
- Abstract: While generative AI excels in content generation, it does not always increase
user engagement. This can be attributed to two main factors. First, generative
AI generates content without incorporating explicit or implicit feedback about
user interactions. Even if the generated content seems to be more informative
or well-written, it does not necessarily lead to an increase in user
activities, such as clicks. Second, there is a concern with the quality of the
content generative AI produces, which often lacks the distinctiveness and
authenticity that human-created content possesses. These two factors can lead
to content that fails to meet specific needs and preferences of users,
ultimately reducing its potential to be engaging.
This paper presents a generic framework of how to improve user engagement
with generative AI by leveraging user feedback. Our solutions employ rejection
sampling, a technique used in reinforcement learning, to boost engagement
metrics. We leveraged the framework in the context of email notification
subject lines generation for an online social network, and achieved significant
engagement metric lift including +1% Session and +0.4% Weekly Active Users. We
believe our work offers a universal framework that enhances user engagement
with generative AI, particularly when standard generative AI reaches its limits
in terms of enhancing content to be more captivating. To the best of our
knowledge, this represents an early milestone in the industry's successful use
of generative AI to enhance user engagement.
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