In the era of digitalization and artificial intelligence, the countries of the Global South must intensify technological cooperation and resource sharing to reduce inequalities.
China's ability to create low-cost solutions in the field of digital technology helps put pressure on current market leaders to seek technological solutions that are less harmful to the environment.
Laws, regulations and policy discussions to regulate the use of artificial intelligence are being introduced in several countries around the world, and Latin America is no exception.
Voting is mainly influenced by resentments, lies about opponents, ideological-cultural affinities, or clientelistic transactions—none of which are related to the aspirations of the majority.
There is no intellectual orphanhood or numbness of ideas. Instead, there is a greater distraction to our senses and a significant economic concentration that prevents us from seeing our humanity from different perspectives.
