Currently, generative artificial intelligence, big data, social media, and online group behavior are jointly reshaping the operational logic of the digital society. Digital media, as the core carrier of information dissemination, provides a computational paradigm for understanding complex social behaviors through social computing. Interdisciplinary integration has become a cutting-edge direction in the fields of humanities and social sciences, computer science, communication studies, and public governance in the digital age.
The 2026 International Conference on Digital Society, Digital Media, and Social Computing (DSDMSC 2026) aims to establish an international academic exchange platform, bringing together experts and scholars from universities, research institutes, and industry institutions at home and abroad to conduct in-depth discussions on topics such as digital social governance, digital media technology innovation, social computing theory and methods, human-computer interaction, network behavior, digital ethics, and platform society. It promotes interdisciplinary research in computer science, news communication, sociology, and public management, shares the latest theoretical achievements, technical solutions, and industry practices, and promotes academic cooperation and collaborative innovation between domestic and foreign institutions.