9:00
Introducción
Xavier Fernández
9:45
LLMs for Text Annotation: Promises, Patterns and Pitfalls of a new Methodological Approach
Arnault Chatelain
10:30
Machine Bias. How much, and how, are LLMs biased? An Experiment.
Etienne Ollion
11:15-11:45
Pausa
11:45
Measuring Populism with Large Language Models: Prompt engineering as qualitative social science
Petter Törnberg
12:30
Scaling Political Texts with ChatGPT
Gaël Le Mens
13:15-14:30
Comida
Sesión paralela 1
14:30
Central Banking Under Pressure: A Textual Measure of Dominance and Coordination
Lauren Leek
15:15
Deep Active Learning for Data Mining from Conflict Text Corpora
Mihai Croicu
16:00
Coding Political Regimes with LLMs
Nils B. Weidmann
16:45
More Discretion, More Regulation? Examining Regulatory Production in the United Kingdom, 1991-2022
Nir Kosti
Sesión paralela 2
14:30
Party discipline and dyadic representation
Oda Nedregard
15:15
Holy Words, Contentious Politics: Discourse on Abortion Rights in Religious Sermons
Nela Mrchkovska
16:00
DOPEH - Dynamics of online political elite hostility: The audio-visual packaging of negative and uncivil campaign ads on Meta
Philipp Mendoza
16:45
Political Sycophancy of Large Language Models: Do they align with German voters?
Jan Batzner
17:30
Conferencia invitada
Fabrizio Gilardi