Gabriel Perez Salazar holds a PhD in Political and Social Sciences and a master's degree in Communication from UNAM. He has more than 20 years of teaching experience in three higher education institutions: UNAM, UACM and UAdeC, at undergraduate and graduate level. Member of SNII level II. Author of more than 75 scientific papers published nationally and internationally. One of his current lines of research has to do with the ethical and cultural dimensions of generative artificial intelligence; he has published eight papers on this subject, including the book Use of ChatGPT and other LLMS in educational environments (Endora Ediciones, 2023). Since 2023 he has given 27 lectures, conferences and workshops on artificial intelligence in 23 institutions in Mexico and three abroad. He is currently a full-time professor-researcher in the Faculty of Communication Sciences at the Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila.

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The algorithmic mirror: insights from the social sciences on human-AI interaction.

  • Gabriel Perez Salazar
  • Gabriela Sued
  • Marco Dehnert

  • moderator Alina Peña Iguarán
  • moderator Arthur Temporary
  • moderator Ignacio Salvador Durán Ricardez

Debate entre tres especialistas y ChatGPT-5 sobre los LLM desde las ciencias sociales.