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Historia y Filosofía de la Ciencia, la Educación y el Lenguaje
Universidad de La Laguna
Director of the Emergency Centres for Immigrant Minors (2006–10), Pedagogical Coordinator of the International Storytelling Festival of Los Silos (2010–), Coordinator of the Prisoner Words programme of the Penitentiary Centre (2016–) which received a mention in the 2023 Prison Achievement Award. Researcher at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies of Latin America, the Chair of Critical Hermeneutics and the critical pedagogy research team (ULL). Member of the academic committee of the international online Master's Degree in Advanced Pedagogical Studies.
Andrés González Novoa, graduate in Pedagogy (2000) and PhD in Education (2012)
Education, History, Philosophy, Sociology and Political Science
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Andrés González Novoa and Pedro Perera Méndez
MDPI AG
Europe has just established the first regulation for artificial intelligences. Large technology corporations and private educational institutions are already imagining neural networks educating us. Has anyone stopped to think about who, how and for what purpose we humans are going to educate machines? The Spanish critical pedagogy research team (PEDACRI), after participating in international conferences on digital education, robotics, ethics in the metaverse and cartography of hyperreality and participating in various publications on the challenges of pedagogy and ethics in the technologisation of educational processes, reflects in this essay on the challenges and questions we need to ask ourselves to imagine the post-human or trans-human community to come. Reviewing works coming from philosophy and those plays, series and films that address the future and the relationship between humans and machines, we analyse the opportunities and threats that can humanise machines or programme them as soulless weapons, which can civilise us or return us to a state of barbarism. The word robot, let us not forget, is derived from the Polish word roboca, which means “slave”. Will we be able, as the replicant in Blade Runner wonders, to programme silence? What can philosophy and pedagogy contribute to the ethical programming of algorithms?
Novoa, A. G., & Méndez, P. P. (2023). How to Imagine a New Community from Science Fiction: A Pedagogical Dramaturgy of Silence, for a Slow Education. Education Sciences, 13(8).
Méndez, P. P., Acosta, T. C., & Novoa, A. G. (2022). The nineteenth-century fantastic literature of Latin America in the shaping of the marvellous citizenship. The pedagogical construction of the imagined community. History of Education and Children’s Literature, 17(1), 197-214.
La potencia pedagógica de los cuentos de hadas / Gonzáles Novoa, Andrés;Castañeda Acosta, Tatiana;Martín Hurtado, María Daniela in "History of Education and Children's Literature : HECL : XVIII, 2, 2023, Macerata : EUM-Edizioni Università di Macerata, 2023 , 1971-1131 - Casalini id: 5650409" - P. 149-163 - Permalink: - Casalini id: 5650474