Administrative Documents Innovation During the Artificial Intelligence Era: A Case Study of New Media

Authors

  • Xiaofeng Ma

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ntfb6s73

Keywords:

Administrative documents, Artificial Intelligence Era, New media

Abstract

This paper introduces three functions of administrative documents. After taking a look at social media and administrative documents, the paper shifts its focus to Wechat and Facebook. First, it introduces Wechat’s development and status in the AI era, and then gives the understanding of administrative documents through Facebook and Wechat channels, and at last introduces three functions of administrative documents involving new principles of Separation Principle, Reprinting Principle and Moral Bottom Line Principle. Based on some researches about advertorial traditional writing principles, the paper lists following scholars’ views as comparison of the new principles. As in the age of new media, most active users of mobile devices and services are making good use of reprinting principle, for there are a lot of new articles created every day, and some of which may match the targets of your own administrative documents.

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Published

11-06-2025

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