AI, Social Sciences and Confusion: Sorting Ideas

The event “AI, Social Sciences, and Confusion: Sorting Out Ideas,” organized by CLACSO and the Tricontinental Institute, aimed to create a space for debate and exchange on the impacts of artificial intelligence on knowledge production, teaching, and research in the social sciences. Faced with the rapid expansion of these technologies and the numerous questions they raise in the academic and educational spheres, the event sought to critically reflect on their scope, limitations, and ethical, political, and pedagogical challenges, promoting tools to understand and address their effects in universities and contemporary social life.

Participated:

Jeff Xiong – Center for Global South Studies / Global South Academic Forum

Pablo Vommaro – Executive Director of CLACSO

Flavia Costa – UBA/GT CLACSO

Germán Pinazo – Rector UNGS/CONICET

Commented by: Ana Perrone – UNMdP

Moderated: Alejandro Jasinski – Tricontinental Institute

Organized by CLACSO and the Tricontinental Institute