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16:45 - 18:15
AI Ethics, Epistemic Authority and Public Meaning
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Location: Multi-Function Room 2 (19/F LAU)
Chair/s:
Zening Duan
Discussant/s:
Yuner Zhu
Niranjan Sapkota - Topical Relevance or Strategic Gaming? Detecting Self-Citation Motives with Language Models Across Two Million Business and Management Articles
Zening Duan - How Academia, News, and the Public Make Moral Sense of Generative AI
Jinpeng Wang, Xin Yu - Decomposing Echo Chamber: An LLM Agent-Based Simulation of Network Structure, Algorithmic Filtering, and Polarization
Panel 3-Multi-Function Room 2 (19/F LAU)-01
How Academia, News, and the Public Make Moral Sense of Generative AI
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Zening Duan, National University of Singapore
Panel 3-Multi-Function Room 2 (19/F LAU)-02
Topical Relevance or Strategic Gaming? Detecting Self-Citation Motives with Language Models Across Two Million Business and Management Articles
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Niranjan Sapkota, School of Accounting and Finance, University of Vaasa, Finland
Panel 3-Multi-Function Room 2 (19/F LAU)-03
Decomposing Echo Chamber: An LLM Agent-Based Simulation of Network Structure, Algorithmic Filtering, and Polarization
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Jinpeng Wang, Tsinghua University, Xin Yu, Shenzhen University