16:45 - 18:15
AI in Political Conversation and Deliberation
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Location: LI-2407
Chair/s:
Ethan Busby
Discussant/s:
David Hagmann
Elif Erisen - Stakes, Prospects, and Policy Domain: Citizens' Willingness to Delegate Political Decisions to Artificial Intelligence
Ethan Busby - Productive Disagreement as a Skill: AI-Supported Training for Political Conversations
Ma Runyi - Knoweia as a Learning Dialogue Terminal: A Multi-Agent AI System for Structured Learning in Computational Social Science
Zengchang Qin - Investigating Self-View Convergence in LLM Agents and Human-AI Interaction
Zhexi LIU - Facing the "Face": An LLM-Assisted Study on the Alignment of Political Leader Traits
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Ethan Busby, Brigham Young University
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Zengchang Qin, Centre for AI Research (CAIR) and School of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS), VinUniversity, Hanoi, Vietnam
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Ma Runyi, PKU Analytics Lab for Global Risk Politics, Peking University
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zhexi LIU, China Foreign Affairs University