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Creating Group Rules with AI: Human-AI Collaboration in WhatsApp Moderation

Aditya Vashistha, Farhana Shahid, Gauri Nayak, Kiran Garimella

WhatsApp admins value AI help drafting group rules yet resist full delegation over trust and privacy concerns.

arxiv:2605.12613 v1 · 2026-05-12 · cs.HC · cs.IR

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Admins appreciated the AI's ability to surface overlooked rules and reduce their moderation burden, but they were highly sensitive to issues of relational trust, data privacy, tone, and social context.

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That responses to speculative design probes and interactions with Meta AI accurately predict real-world willingness to delegate moderation authority in actual WhatsApp groups.

C3one line summary

Admins in India used Meta AI to help create WhatsApp group rules, appreciating reduced workload but remaining cautious about privacy, relational trust, and contextual tone.

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[5] Eleftheria Briakou, Zhongtao Liu, Colin Cherry, and Markus Freitag. 2024. On the Implications of Verbose LLM Outputs: A Case Study in Translation Evaluation. arXiv:2410.00863 [cs.CL] https://arxiv.org 2024
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