October 23, 2026 | Categoría:

Sebastián Ansaldo, Renato Moretti, Enrique Vázquez, and CECTS student Pablo Castillo will participate in the II Artificial Intelligence Week at Universidad Alberto Hurtado, taking place from October 26 to 30. Their presentations will explore AI through the lenses of education, teaching practice, political economy, computational thinking, digital culture, and transformations within the public sphere.

On Monday, October 26, Sebastián Ansaldo, from the Department of Journalism, will present Political Economy of Generative AI: The New Communicative Abundance and Its Effect on the Public Sphere, examining transformations in the production and circulation of information associated with generative AI.

On the same day, Enrique Vázquez, from the Faculty of Engineering, will present Learning Better with AI: Strategies to Promote Curiosity, Creativity and Self-Regulated Learning in Higher EducationVázquez will participate again on Thursday 29, together with Cristóbal Arrieta, in the laboratory Who Designs the Future? Computational Thinking for Critical Citizenship in the Age of AI.

On Thursday 29 Renato Moretti, from the Faculty of Psychology, will join Felipe Burrows and Paulina Freire for a session on Educational Psychology and Generative AI, exploring connections between generative artificial intelligence, education and psychology.

One day earlier, on Wednesday the 28th, the CECTS student Pablo Castillo will join the panel What is AI made of? Digital culture, materiality, and society.

Together, these contributions offer complementary perspectives on an increasingly important question for science and technology studies: how the expansion of artificial intelligence is transforming the ways we learn, work, communicate and make decisions.

The UAH’s II Artificial Intelligence Week will feature five days of activities addressing AI, democracy, work, knowledge, education, ethics and the common good.

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