Title: SocioVerse 2.0 — A Longitudinal Dynamic Social Simulation Framework
Zhongyu Wei is a professor in the School of Data Science at Fudan University, Director of the Data Intelligence and Social Computing (Fudan DISC) Lab, and a full-time mentor at the Shanghai Innovation Institute. He earned his Ph.D. from the Chinese University of Hong Kong before joining the University of Texas at Dallas as a postdoctoral researcher. His research focuses on generative agents and social simulation. He has published over 100 papers, with more than 11,000 citations according to Google Scholar, and proposed the social world model SocioVerse and the social media simulator HiSim. He has served multiple times as a Senior Area Chair for leading natural language processing conferences, including ACL, EMNLP, and NAACL. His honors include recognition on the AI100 Young Pioneers list by MIT Technology Review China and DeepTech, and selection for the Youth Project of the Shanghai Eastern Talent Plan. He also leads a National First-Class Undergraduate Course recognized by China’s Ministry of Education.
Na Liu - Information conditions govern the validity of AI-generated experimental data across inferential targets Plamen Akaliyski - When AI Thinks about Culture: Comparing Language-Based and Empirical Measures of Individualism-Collectivism Leo Yang - Scaling Reproducibility: An AI-Assisted Workflow for Large-Scale Replication and Reanalysis Simon Maier - Replication and Specification Range Analysis with AI Agents
Ali Farashah - AI and Organizational Justice: An Experimental Study of HR Processes Raymond Duch - Building the Data a Spatial Model of Voting Needs Ji Hye Kim - Social Perception of Everyday Discrimination: Human and LLM Judgments in Korean Vignettes Elif Erisen - Beyond the Questionnaire: LLM-Driven Avatar Debriefing in Social VR Experiments as a Methodological Innovation for Social Science Research
Songfa Zhong - Understanding the Mechanism of Altruism in Large Language Models Yuwen Zhou - Fairness Versus Efficiency in AI Advice: Evidence from Human and LLM Responses Yiting Chen - Social Identity and Human-AI Task Allocation Xiaoli Guo - Salience of Disadvantaged Position Reduces AI Aversion in Moral Delegation
Yiqiang Wang - Dual-Capacity Signaling: How Police Show Regime Strength on Douyin Xiaoyu Li - Analyzing Public Risk and Action Awareness under Extreme Disaster Early Warnings Using Large Language Models Zilin Zhou - Assessing the Domestic Legitimacy of Climate-Induced Migration: A Socio-Sensing and LLM-Based Analysis of the Australia-Tuvalu "Falepili Union" Yiting Guo - Information Interventions and Cash Subsidies: A Field Experiment on Uptake of HPV Vaccines