Magnificent humanity. Disarming AI.

In the context of the publication of the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, this event offered a space for reflection and dialogue on artificial intelligence, its relationship with power, the challenges of its governance, and its implications for the common good. From diverse perspectives linked to just transitions, religions, and political philosophy, the tensions and challenges posed by the development of these technologies were addressed, exploring their social, political, and ethical dimensions.

Participated

Diego Álvarez Newman, CLACSO Working Group “Just Transitions and Care for Our Common Home”

David Eduardo Vilchis Carrillo, CLACSO Working Group “Religions and society: tensions and diversities”

Luz Marina Barreto, CLACSO Working Group Political Philosophy: The Principle of the Common

Moderated by: Nelise Wielewski Narloch, CLACSO Working Groups Religions and society: tensions and diversities and The Central American isthmus: peripheral epistemological perspectives

Organized by CLACSO