How can we remain in control of our destiny in a world dominated by algorithms?

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The challenge of remaining human in Artificial Civilization

We look forward to seeing you to rethink together the challenge of preserving the role of people in the digital age, together with the renowned philosopher José María Lassalle.

In the framework of the Observatory of AI, Innovation, Society and Government — School of Government Universidad Austral

📅 Monday, July 27, 2026  · 🕐 18.00 PM (Argentina)  · 🏛️ Hybrid, In-person — Cerrito 1250 Headquarters, CABA (Room 2)

We live in a civilization increasingly permeated by algorithms, which influence our decisions, our relationships, and our ways of understanding the world.

In this meeting of the Observatory of AI, Innovation, Society and Government, the Spanish philosopher José María Lassalle invites us to rethink what it means to remain human —and masters of our destiny— in a world increasingly dominated by algorithms.

How can we remain in control of our destiny in a world dominated by algorithms?

Dr. José María Lassalle, Doctor of Law and former Secretary of State for Culture and Digital Agenda of Spain, will address this topic of vital relevance and importance from his vast career as a philosopher, writer and former public official specializing in artificial intelligence.

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Jose Maria Lassalle Philosopher · Former Secretary of State for Culture and Digital Agenda of Spain

José María Lassalle, a Spanish philosopher and writer specializing in artificial intelligence and its relationship with culture, democracies, and geopolitics. A Doctor of Law and former Secretary of State for Culture and Digital Agenda in Spain, he is the author of Cyberleviathan and, more recently, Artificial civilization, where it poses the challenge of building an AI that preserves the human person in a decision-making role.

Moderated by: Jorge Vilas Díaz Colodrero.