Angjelin Hila | Academic Portfolio

Angjelin Hila | Academic Portfolio

Angjelin Hila is a information scientist, writer and artist.

Publications

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Journal Articles

Communicative Action in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Theorizing LLMs as Communicative and Strategic Agents

Published in Philosophy & Technology, 2026

This paper theorizes large language models (LLMs) through Habermasian communicative action, examining how AI agents act communicatively and strategically within institutional frameworks.

Recommended citation: Hila, Angjelin A. (2026). "Communicative Action in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Theorizing LLMs as Communicative and Strategic Agents." Philosophy & Technology. doi:10.1007/s13347-026-01168-4.
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The Epistemological Consequences of Large Language Models: Rethinking Collective Intelligence and Institutional Knowledge

Published in AI & Society, 2025

An investigation into how language models alter collective epistemologies, shift organizational dynamics, and reconfigure institutional knowledge curation.

Recommended citation: Hila, Angjelin. (2025). "The Epistemological Consequences of Large Language Models: Rethinking Collective Intelligence and Institutional Knowledge." AI & Society. doi:10.1007/s00146-025-02426-3.
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Conference Papers

Assessing the Reliability of Large Language Models for Deductive Qualitative Coding: A Comparative Intervention Study with ChatGPT

Published in ASIS&T Annual Meeting Proceedings, 2025

An empirical intervention studying ChatGPT reliability vs. human coders in structured qualitative deductive coding tasks.

Recommended citation: Hila, Angelin, & Hauser, Elliott. (2025). "Assessing the Reliability of Large Language Models for Deductive Qualitative Coding: A Comparative Intervention Study with ChatGPT." ASIS&T Annual Meeting Proceedings.
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Works Under Review & In Preparation

The Human-AI Delegation-Verification Dilemma: Individual Strategies, Collective Equilibria and Sociotechnical Lock-in

Published in arXiv Preprint / Under Review, 2026

Proposing a game-theoretic framework modeling how individual micro-level user strategies settle into macro-level collective equilibria.

Recommended citation: Hila, Angjelin. (2026). "A Game and Decision-Theoretic Approach to Human-AI Interaction: Individual Strategies, Collective Equilibria and Sociotechnical Lock-in." arXiv Preprint.
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