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Established Models & releases Research 13d ago
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LLM social science validation epistemic paper

Validating LLMs in social science: Epistemic threats and emerging norms

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“There's lots more in our paper (arxiv.org/abs/2607.07915), including our complete annotation scheme, and the data itself is available on OSF: osf.io/ab5zc/overvi...”

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Dallas Card: As some may have heard me talk about at #ACL2026, I'm excited to share a new preprint on approaches to validation when using LLMs to measure concepts in social science, led by @madesai.bsky.social …
Dallas Card: Social scientists have long used a variety of approaches to get quantitative measurements of fuzzy concepts like "ideology", including human coding and supervised learning. Unsurprisingly, there ha…
Dallas Card: In this paper, we survey what has so far been published in eight top social science journals (2022-2025), and assess how researchers are using LLM as measurement instruments, how they are defining …
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ojs.aaai.org

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“Also relevant is work by @ahalterman.bsky.social and @katakeith.bsky.social on codebooks and conceptualization (arxiv.org/abs/2510.03541), and the paper by @dashapruss.bsky.social and Jessie Allen on AI jurisprudence (ojs.aaai.org/index.php/AI...).”