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The use of digital trade agreements to regulate artificial intelligence, as well as mechanisms that could prevent its transparency, warrant greater attention from Latin American States.

It is essential that the governments gathered at the CSW67 build their conclusions on the notion, strongly proven by the lived experience of millions of people, that technology will not solve structural problems related to the fact that certain populations have been historically marginalized from access to fundamental rights.

While critical knots in the relationship between technology and society accumulate, a new possibility opens up for us to think about what should be its role in the construction of a future different from the one that is currently being designed.