Santiago, Chile

DUE TO COVID-19, THIS EVENT Series WILL BE VIRTUAL.

The Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence (University of Cambridge) and the The Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile are delighted to announce a series of three virtual workshops entitled ‘Global AI Narratives: Latin America’.

Different cultures see Artificial Intelligence through very different lenses: diverse religious, linguistic, philosophical, literary, and cinematic traditions have led to diverging conceptions of what intelligent machines can and should be. The Global AI Narratives: Latin America workshops are part of a series of events dedicated to the dissemination of these diverse AI narratives around the world.

Funded by DeepMind Ethics and Society and the Templeton World Charity Foundation, Inc., the Global AI Narratives Project aims to establish new connections between academics, ariststs, writers, designers and technologists working on AI in different regions of the world. Each virtual event will consist of a half-day workshop comprising one or two panels.

Workshop I: 27th November 2020 - “AI at the Edges of Latin America”
Workshop II: 4th December 2020 - “AI in Digital Culture and Conceptual Approaches to AI”
Workshop III: 18th December 2020 - “Narratives and Poetics of Artificial Intelligence in Latin America”

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