Artificial Intelligence for Academia

Adolfo Ibáñez University is leading the integration of artificial intelligence into academia through faculty development, intellectual production, and academic management, with a focus on quality, ethics, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
To this end, it has developed the ConectIA program: Skills for the Academia of the Future, which —together with the National Center for Artificial Intelligence (CENIA)— reflects UAI’s commitment to a critical and strategic academic transformation. Additionally, it has made available to its community institutional policies, ethical use guidelines, and principles that guide the integration of AI at UAI.
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Estudiantes UAI abordan el impacto de la inteligencia artificial desde la ética y la filosofía
La muestra “IA en Perspectiva: 12 miradas para pensar el futuro” reúne investigaciones desarrolladas por estudiantes y propone una reflexión crítica sobre los desafíos sociales, culturales y éticos de la IA.
Habilidades para la academia del futuro: conoce la ruta y fechas clave de ConectIA 2026
La iniciativa de la UAI y CENIA contempla talleres, Comunidades de Práctica y desarrollo de proyectos para integrar la inteligencia artificial en la docencia, investigación y gestión académica.
UAI y CENIA dan inicio a ConectIA 2026 para potenciar el uso de la IA en la academia
La segunda versión del programa busca fortalecer la incorporación crítica, ética y responsable de la IA en la docencia, la investigación y la gestión universitaria.
UAI publica actualización de su Política de Inteligencia Artificial
Desarrollado tras un intenso proceso de participación y consultas que involucró a toda la comunidad universitaria, el documento presenta una puesta al día de los lineamientos para el uso responsable de la IA en el contexto académico.
Académicos UAI comparten su experiencia con el Certificate in AI for Higher Education
Dictado por el Digital Education Council, este certificado forma parte del camino de desarrollo docente de la UAI. Cuatro académicas cuentan lo que aprendieron.Featured videos

ConectIA 2026 kicks off
UAI and CENIA launch the new edition of ConectIA, a program that seeks to integrate AI into teaching, research, and management.

AI Literacy for All: Inside the DEC certification at UAI
UAI students are mastering tomorrow's tools today with the Digital Education Council's AI Literacy for All Certificate.

Are we ready to integrate artificial intelligence into academia?
Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez and the National Center for Artificial Intelligence open the 2026 call for ConectIA

DEC Certificate for UAI students
UAI students will be able to obtain the international AI Literacy certification from the Digital Education Council (DEC).

6 Selected Use Cases
Learn what the six use cases selected by the jury at the ConectIA Fair are about. They showcase the program’s disciplinary diversity and its focus on solving concrete challenges in academic practice.

ConectIA Closing at Viña del Mar Campus
With a Project Fair held at the Viña del Mar Campus, UAI concluded the first edition of ConectIA: Skills for the Academy of the Future, an institutional program developed in partnership with the National Center for Artificial Intelligence (CENIA).

Testimonial: Luz Eugenia Mondaca
A professor at the UAI School of Business, she went from seeing artificial intelligence as something foreign to discovering it as an ally that helps facilitate her teaching work and opens up new ways of teaching.
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Recognition of 11 Leaders
During the 2025 Public Accountability Address, Rector Francisco Covarrubias highlighted the work of the 11 ConectIA community leaders.

Discover ConectIA
The program launches its Communities of Practice—collaborative spaces where UAI academics experiment with generative AI to strengthen teaching, research, and university management.

Phase 3 Kickoff
More than 100 academics began Phase 3 of the program ConectIA: Skills for the Academy of the Future.
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ConectIA at Viña del Mar Campus
ConectIA: Skills for the Academy of the Future held a second hybrid session, this time at UAI’s Viña del Mar Campus. Vice-Rector Claudio Osorio highlighted the potential of generative AI in the academic field.


