Universidad, inteligencia artificial y algoritmocracia

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The integration of AI into the contemporary university represents a profound redefinition of what it means to 'know' and 'understand'. This article explores how AI, by intensifying Weberian rationalization, threatens academic autonomy and freedom, transforming the university into a space of 'algorithmocracy'. It is argued that hermeneutics is crucial for resisting the commodification of knowledge and for redefining the university as a space of wisdom and dialogue in the face of the algorithmic 'iron cage'. Critical reflection on its ethical and meaningful implications is essential for constructing a university reality that prioritizes human flourishing over instrumental efficiency

Keywords:

artificial intelligence , university , hermeneutics , rationalization , knowledge

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