Publications
Peer-Reviewed Publications
2026
- Safe but Scripted: Uncovering Second-Order Bias in LLM LGBTQ+ StorytellingIn iConference 2026. (Accepted, in press). Expected publication: March 2026. , 2026
- "Please, don’t kill the only model that still feels human": Understanding the #Keep4o BacklashIn CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI ’26). (Short Paper, Acceptance Rate: 8%). Currently conditional accept; CHI officially publishes in April 2026. Please use arXiv to read the paper for now. , 2026
2025
- Can LLMs Talk "Sex"? Exploring How AI Models Handle Intimate ConversationsProceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. Acceptance Rate: 28%. Featured in MIT Technology Review , 2025
Peer-Reviewed Conference Papers
2025
- Curiosity, Critique, and Cultural Clash: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Post-Feminism and Traditional Gender Norms on Chinese Weibo amid Lisa’s Crazy Horse ShowIn International Communication Association (ICA) Conference, Denver, Colorado, USA, Jun 2025
- Breaking the Silos: Unveiling the Power of Cross-Platform Research in Digital CommunicationIn Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Conference, San Francisco, CA, USA, Aug 2025
2024
- From Self-Entrepreneurship to Industrialized Business Models: Unraveling the Digital Entrepreneurship of China’s Top-Tier Beauty BloggersIn International Communication Association (ICA) Conference, Gold Coast, Australia, Jun 2024
- Shaping Macau’s Image Through the Stride: A Weibo Analysis of the Macau International MarathonIn International Communication Association (ICA) Beijing Hub, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China, Jun 2024