6th International Conference on Social Computing

The 6th International Conference on Social Computing (SocInfo 2025) explores how computational methods can be applied to understand, model, and shape social behavior in the digital age. Topics include social network analysis, agent-based modeling of social systems, online community dynamics, computational approaches to political participation, algorithmic influence on public opinion, social media analytics, and the ethical implications of deploying AI in social contexts. As human social life increasingly unfolds on digital platforms, these research questions have become central to both science and policy.

SocInfo 2025 welcomes researchers from computer science, sociology, political science, economics, communication studies, and related fields who share an interest in the intersection of computation and human behavior. It is a natural home for interdisciplinary work that neither purely social-science nor purely technical venues can fully accommodate. Graduate students and early-career researchers will find SocInfo's collaborative atmosphere particularly supportive for work that crosses traditional disciplinary boundaries.