UNESCO’s Regional Office in Santiago and Chile’s National Centre for Artificial Intelligence (CENIA) have signed a cooperation agreement to promote ethical AI use in education across Chile and Latin America. This partnership aims to develop digital competencies, AI literacy, and people-centered AI models grounded in ethical principles. Key initiatives include creating adaptable training resources, fostering multi-stakeholder collaboration, and launching Latam-GPT, the region’s first open large language model, to support Ministries of Education and UNESCO’s new Regional Observatory on AI in Education. The agreement aligns with UNESCO’s commitment to ethical, inclusive, and rights-based AI development.
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