

cocoons_dk
34 posts




We explore how Large Language Models (LLMs) autonomously develop social conventions through interaction, without external programming or centralized coordination. 2/7











🤖 Can LLM-based agents interact with each other and generate human-like persuasive arguments? We spice up the agents with social personalities, influencing their persuasion strategies, and ask humans to rate the arguments.

















Shifting from YouTube to TikTok, content creators amplify emotional and action language when talking about climate change 📢: tailored communication is the key to steering the climate conversation ⛈️🔥 Check the new pre-print with @lajello: arxiv.org/abs/2312.04974


🚨 📢 Ever wondered what drives mass migration on social media platforms? 🤔 We just posted a preprint (w/ @lajello and Andrea Tagarelli) analyzing the #TwitterMigration 🐦 to #Mastodon 🐘 after Elon Musk's acquisition! 🚀 arxiv.org/abs/2305.19056


The #TwitterMigration to #Mastodon is a fascinating example of collective behavioral change. We found that network structure, user commitment and language use jointly played a role in facilitating the migration. Preprint out, feedback welcome! @Carlsbergfondet @ITUkbh @nerdsitu




