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CHI'26 Workshop on Developing Standards and Documentation For LLM Use as Simulated Research Participants
The CHI'26 Workshop on Developing Standards and Documentation for LLM Use as Simulated Research Participants focuses on establishing best practices, guidelines, and documentation for using large language models as simulated research participants in human-computer interaction research. It aims to address ethical, methodological, and reporting challenges in this emerging area.
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Workshop Topics
Standards for reporting LLM use as simulated participantsMethodologies for validating LLM behavior as research subjectsEthical considerations in deploying LLMs in human subjects researchBenchmarking LLM responses against human participant dataDocumentation frameworks for reproducibility and transparencyLegal and institutional review implicationsTools and platforms for managing LLM-based simulationsCase studies of LLMs in experimental designs
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- Submissions must be anonymized for double-blind review.
- Papers must not exceed 8 pages including references.
- Dual submissions to other conferences or journals are not permitted.
- Authors must include a statement on the use of AI tools in the preparation of the submission.
- Author lists cannot be changed after the submission deadline.
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Last verified September 9, 2026