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CI 2025: San Diego, CA, USA
- Steven P. Dow, Joshua Becker, Besmira Nushi, Lisa O'Bryan, Saiph Savage:

Proceedings of the ACM Collective Intelligence Conference, CI 2025, San Diego, CA, USA, August 4-6, 2025. ACM 2025, ISBN 979-8-4007-1489-4 - Nastaran Jadidi

, Vineet Pandey
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Rhetoric and Linguistic Strategies in an Online Advocacy Movement. 1-12 - Toshiya Murashige

, Takayuki Ito
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Simulating Human Decision-Making in Ultimatum Games using Large Language Models. 13-19 - Kazuma Fukumura

, Takayuki Ito
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Can LLM-Powered Multi-Agent Systems Augment Human Creativity? Evidence from Brainstorming Tasks. 20-29 - Jonas Oppenlaender

, Ujwal Gadiraju
, Simo Hosio
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Quo Vadis, HCOMP? A Review of 12 Years of Research at the Frontier of Human Computation and Crowdsourcing. 30-43 - Alice Siu

, Estelle Ciesla
, Joshua Goodwin
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Deliberative Polling in Sub-Saharan Africa Paper. 44-57 - Ti-Chung Cheng

, Tiffany Wenting Li
, Karrie Karahalios
, Hari Sundaram
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Budget, Cost, or Both? An Empirical Exploration of Mechanisms in Quadratic Surveys. 58-70 - Apurva Shah

, Axel Abels
, Ann Nowé, Tom Lenaerts
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Artificial Delegates Resolve Fairness Issues in Perpetual Voting with Partial Turnout. 71-82 - Gustavo Umbelino

, Morgan Wu
, Kristine Lu
, Matthew W. Easterday
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Towards Designing Organizing Technologies for Increasing Participation and Representation in Open Democratic Innovations. 83-100 - José Miguel Córdova Sánchez, Toma Hirose

, Haohan Shi
, Emoke-Ágnes Horvát
, Daniel M. Romero
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Multiplatform Early Predictors of Academic Articles' Visibility and Citations. 101-112 - Saijal Shahania

, Myra Spiliopoulou
, David Broneske
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Gotta Catch 'Em All... Or Not?: How LLMs Bypass Traditional Checks & Mimic Human Response Behavior in Web Surveys. 113-128 - Tristan Lannuzel

, Béatrice Biancardi
, Mukesh Barange
, Stéphanie Buisine
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Towards a Dynamic Model of Collective Intelligence: Theoretical Integration, Nonverbal Interaction and Temporality. 129-138 - Jeongeon Park

, Irene Hou
, Risa Sundu
, Steven Dow
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Value-Centered Framing Supports Inclusive Idea Convergence in Participatory Civic Design. 139-149 - Naman Goel

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On the Truthfulness of Surprisingly Likely Responses of Large Language Models. 150-158 - Xinyue Hu

, Shashank Mehrotra
, Zahra Zahedi
, Teruhisa Misu
, Kumar Akash
, Mark Steyvers
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Does Observing Helping Robots Promote Prosociality? Challenges of Learning from Observation in Spatial Environments. 159-168 - Ruo Ning (Nancy) Qiu

, Annapurna Vadaparty
, Suma Vintha
, Steven P. Dow
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Self-Reflective Crowds: Surfacing Wisdom through Emergent Scaffolding. 169-187 - Tomoya Nishio

, Hiroyoshi Ito
, Takumi Tamura
, Atsuyuki Morishima
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Rationale-aware Label Aggregation in Crowdsourcing. 188-197 - Joshua Ashkinaze

, Julia Mendelsohn
, Li Qiwei
, Ceren Budak
, Eric Gilbert
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How AI Ideas Affect the Creativity, Diversity, and Evolution of Human Ideas: Evidence From a Large, Dynamic Experiment. 198-213 - Rajiv Sethi

, Julie Seager
, Fred Morstatter
, Daniel Benjamin
, Anna Hammell
, Tianshuo Liu
, Sachi Patel
, Ramya Subramanian
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Political Prediction and the Wisdom of Crowds. 214-225 - Quan Ze Chen

, Amy Xian Zhang
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Case Law Grounding: Using Precedents to Align Decision-Making for Humans and AI. 226-238 - Senjuti Dutta

, Scott Ruoti
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A Comparative Study of Device Usage and Preferences Across Crowdsourcing Platforms. 239-261 - Keito Oishi

, Hiroyoshi Ito
, Masashi Toyoda
, Atsuyuki Morishima
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Skill Recommendation based on Real-World Task Market Logs: A Case Study. 262-272 - Thuy Ngoc Nguyen

, Anita Williams Woolley
, Cleotilde Gonzalez
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Measuring Implicit Spatial Coordination in Teams: Effects on Collective Intelligence and Performance. 273-285 - Maalvika Bhat

, Daniel M. Romero
, Emoke-Ágnes Horvát
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Scholarly Disengagement as an Epistemic Crisis: Clickbait, Credibility, and the Decline of Public-Facing Science. 286-296 - Jude Abishek Rayan

, Shaokang Jiang
, Nishant Balaji
, Jinmao Wang
, Ian Gross
, Cole Biehle
, Steven P. Dow
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Cueing the Crowd: LLM-Driven Conversational Cues Across Different Meeting Modalities Increase Topical Diversity of Generated Ideas. 297-316

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