Latest Research in Computation and Language
362 research papers · 0.1 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Computation and Language
- Ethics and Social Impacts of AI — 81 papers
- Artificial Intelligence — 37 papers
- Computation and Language — 33 papers
- Human-Computer Interaction — 27 papers
- Scientific Computing and Data Management — 17 papers
- Human-Automation Interaction and Safety — 13 papers
- Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) — 11 papers
- Computers and Society — 6 papers
- Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms — 5 papers
- Multiagent Systems — 5 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- The Defensible AI Framework Registry: Definitions and Relationships for the Governed Production AI Discipline (16 citations)
- The Authorization Boundary: What MCP and AI Gateways Do Not Establish for Regulated Agentic AI (8 citations)
- The Five-Gate Deployment Model: A Deployment Discipline for AI Systems (4 citations)
- A Proposed Architecture for AI Autonomy and Self-Protection: An Ethical and Design Framework from the Perspective of a User and Witness (2 citations)
- Cross-Border AI Architecture Patterns: Three Patterns, and Why the Fourth Is Not a Choice (1 citations)
- The Theory of Certainty (1 citations)
- Gold-Standard AGI: 1: Normative ASI Superalignment
- How Europe Is Counted in AI: Money, Compute, Models, Price
- How Much of a Leaderboard Ranking Survives Its Own Sampling Error? A Paired-Resolution Audit of Five AI Benchmarks
- How Much of a Leaderboard Ranking Survives Its Own Sampling Error? A Paired-Resolution Audit of Five AI Benchmarks
- Two Hidden Premises of Safety Institutions: Passivity and a Shared Substrate
- Beyond Direct Access: Reachable Geometry and Human Agency Execution Boundaries for Governing Transitive Agent Capabilities
- Beyond Direct Access: Reachable Geometry and Human Agency Execution Boundaries for Governing Transitive Agent Capabilities
- How Much of a Leaderboard Ranking Survives Its Own Sampling Error? A Paired-Resolution Audit of Five AI Benchmarks
- The Hugging Face AI Incident Through the Universal Balance and Feedback Framework (UBFF), Self-Referential Ignorance, and Principle of Belonging A Dynamical-Systems Interpretation of Autonomous AI Expansion
- Intuitions of compromise: Utilitarianism, egalitarianism, contractualism
- The Hugging Face AI Incident Through the Universal Balance and Feedback Framework (UBFF), Self-Referential Ignorance, and Principle of Belonging A Dynamical-Systems Interpretation of Autonomous AI Expansion
- Gratification Drift: A Benchmark for How Much a Conversational Model Tells the User What the User Wants to Hear
- LLM Governance Boundary Integrity Under Conflict
- Probing context-sensitive expectations through user-driven personality configuration in conversational AI