赵志龙Zhilong George Zhao)

Agentic Engineering (AE+X):以评估为先的多智能体工作流。

我做以评估为先(evaluation-first)的多智能体系统,用于研究与 AI-native 媒体生产。

背景

我是赵志龙(Zhilong George Zhao),研究兴趣位于传播与数字媒体领域,并聚焦于AI-native 工作流大语言模型评估多智能体系统的交叉。

我目前在华南理工大学新闻与传播学院担任博士后研究人员/助理研究员,并在准备传播与数字媒体方向的教职申请。

研究方向(AE+X)

  • 面向社会科学的 AE:LLM 辅助质性分析的可靠性与基准评测(复杂编码、校准、误差分析)。
  • 面向媒体工作流的 AE:从脚本 → 视觉 → 字幕 → 打包 → 发布的代码优先、多模型/多智能体流水线,并将评估与治理作为一等产出。
  • 面向应用学习的 AE:工作室式教学,把原型构建与评估、文档与负责任 AI 实践连接起来。

我会做什么

  • 用于标注、评估与质量保障的多智能体工作流(人类/LLM 混合)。
  • 尽量减少“传统工具依赖”、强调可复现性的 AI-native 媒体生产流水线。
  • 强调团队内协作团队间竞争的课程设计(以成果/评估为导向)。
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中国广州(UTC+8)

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Recent publications

  1. “Private Dispute or Public Responsibility?”—Newspaper Framing of Domestic Violence in Four Chinese Regions
    Agnes Iok Fong Lam, Zhilong George Zhao, Ying Li, Le Luo, Hao Li, and Brian J Hall
    Journal of Family Violence, 2025
    published (2025-01-07; Springer; pp. 1–13)
    Take-home: Newspaper framing of domestic violence varies across regions, shaping whether the issue is treated as private conflict or public responsibility.
    Tip: if you prefer listening, this audio overview offers a concise, two-host explanation of the paper in plain language.
  2. 代际差异与小型社会中的媒体使用:澳门模式的理论探索及其对媒体生态研究的启示
    Intergenerational Differences and Media Use in a Small Society: A Theoretical Exploration of the Macau Model and Its Implications for Media Ecology Research
    Zhilong Zhao and Agnes Iok Fong Lam
    《澳门研究》, 2025
    accepted (in production / proofing)
    Take-home: A “small-society” Macau case helps theorize how intergenerational media use patterns emerge and how local ecosystems shape them.
    Tip: if you prefer listening, this audio overview offers a concise, two-host explanation of the paper in plain language.
  3. Parental Mediation, Digital Media Usage, and Health Literacy: An Exploration Among Chinese Elementary School Students
    Zhilong Zhao, Lin Zhu, Jing Liao, Jiaxin Xia, and Xueya Pu
    Health Communication, 2025
    published (2025-05-12; Vol 40(6):1144–1156)
    Take-home: Parental mediation is meaningfully linked to children’s digital media use and health literacy, with implications for family and school interventions.
    Tip: if you prefer listening, this audio overview offers a concise, two-host explanation of the paper in plain language.