AI BriefingLLM Social Simulation Workshop to Be Held
Key point
A workshop addressing the fidelity of LLM-based social simulations will be held at COLM'26, with paper submissions being accepted until June 23, 2026.
Details
The call for papers (CFP) has opened for the 2nd Workshop on LLM-Based Social Simulation (Social Sim'26), to be held at COLM'26.
The theme of this workshop is "Fidelity in Applications." Moving beyond simple demo implementations, it focuses on securing evaluation, robustness, interpretability, and empirical grounding for LLM-based simulated societies.
Key discussion topics:
- Simulation evaluation and fidelity verification
- Validation against real-world social data
- LLM-based agent and persona modeling
- Research on cultural evolution and information diffusion
- Human-AI hybrid simulation
- Application areas such as governance, platform design, and social risk analysis
- Ethical and policy implications of large-scale simulated societies
The workshop targets experts in machine learning, social science, psychology, and policy, with a submission deadline of June 23, 2026 (AoE).
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