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Hugo Rojas explained how digitization and the analysis of archives contribute to collective memory, as part of AI Week in Santiago.

Antonia Fonck taught a course at the Nicanor Parra Library that linked documentary research with history and art.

Hugo Rojas presented the lessons learned from Chile's experience in strengthening human rights at the Global Crimea conference.

Domingo Mery gave a presentation at the National Archives on the preservation and promotion of memory archives through innovative documentary methodologies.

Jocelyn Dunstan spearheaded a technical collaboration on AI between Udelar and the Catholic University of Chile, which received significant media coverage.

Domingo Mery presented the project's progress to archivists from across the country at the Museum of Memory.

Domingo Mery participated in the 9th Ibero-American Congress on Forensic Sciences, where he spoke about the forensic applications of research.

Hugo Rojas spoke about the pillars of transitional justice to civil society representatives at a workshop in Bogotá.

Jocelyn Dunstan discussed the impact of AI on Chilean society and the role of the project in an interview with La Tercera.