Buch, Englisch, 318 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm
7th International Conference, ICSC 2026, Oxford, UK, September 2–4, 2026, Revised Selected Papers
Buch, Englisch, 318 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm
Reihe: Communications in Computer and Information Science
ISBN: 978-981-9275-18-2
Verlag: Springer
This book constitutes the refereed post-conference proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Social Computing, ICSC 2026, held in Oxford, UK, during September 2–4, 2026.
The 21 full papers included in this book were carefully reviewed and selected from 73 submissions. The papers have been organized in the following topical sections as follows: Social applications of Large Language Models; Applied social computing applications in diverse areas such as health and finance; Digital and Computational Demography; Large-scale social media analytics and intelligence; The Science of (Open) Science and Digital inclusion in the Global South.
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.-Social applications of Large Language Models.
.- Platonic Representations for Poverty Mapping: Unified Vision-Language Codes or Agent-Induced Novelty?.
.- Algorithmic Stratification via Ranking: AI Hiring Systems and the Reproduction of Social Inequality.
.- Towards Inclusive Mobility Modeling: Characterizing and Evaluating Elderly Trajectory Patterns in Urban Systems.
.- Beyond Retrieval: Incorporating Personality and Emotion into RAG-Based Conversational Agents.
.- Recursive Norm Refinement for Modern Slavery Risk Reasoning in Social LLM Systems.
.- Aligned Items, Broken Inferences: When to Trust Large Language Models in Social Survey Simulation.
.- Are LLMs Reliable Judges? Evidence from Subjective, High-Stakes Assessment.
.- Mapping Reviewable Discretion in Access-to-Information Laws: A Social Computing Framework for Multilingual Legal Text Measurement.
.- BeerGameBench: An API-Mediated Protocol for Studying Agent Coordination under Delayed Feedback.
.- Applied social computing applications in diverse areas such as health and finance.
.- Structural Evolution of the Python Dependency Network: Evidence from a Decade of Ecosystem Growth.
.- From Peer Learning to Collective Involution: An Agent-Based Study of Ride-Hailing Drivers’ Market Participation.
.- Generative Network Simulation: A Framework for Shock Propagation and Evolutionary Process.
.- Digital and Computational Demography.
.- The Shrinking Globe: Structural Evolution and Globalization of the International Migration Network (1990–2024).
.- Fine-grained Classification of A Million Life Trajectories from Wikipedia.
.- Representation Learning and Clustering for Multi-Domain Sequence Analysis: An Application to Dutch Register Data.
.- Large-scale social media analytics and intelligence.
.- Deepfakes at the Media–Law Boundary: A Multilingual Thematic Analysis of Platformed News Discourse.
.- Asymmetric Affective Polarization in Elite and Public Discourse: Event-Time Evidence from the Black Lives Matter Uprising.
.- The Science of (Open) Science.
.- From Digital Traces to AI-Driven Inquiry: The Evolution of Computational Social Science (2009–2025).
.- Who Gets to Define Alignment? Stakeholder Contestation in Public Comments on the NIST Generative AI Risk Profile.
.- Digital inclusion in the Global South.
.- Spatial Structure and Evolution of AI Labor Demand in China: Evidence from Job Advertisements.
.- Whose Voice Counts? Bridging the Digital Consultation Gap with Multilingual NLP and Synthetic Citizen Population.
