Regional initiatives focus on digital security and AI education

Various educational and institutional programs across Argentina, Mexico, Spain, and the United States are implementing measures to address digital risks and technological advancement.

In Argentina, the Nuevo Banco del Chaco (NBCH) launched the “Gimnasia Antifraude” initiative to help citizens, particularly older adults, recognize digital and telephone scams. Similarly, in Salta, legal professionals received training on cybercrime, including identity theft and digital gender violence, while Coopelectric organized sessions on preventing AI-driven fraud.

In Mexico, students in Michoacán are utilizing VEX AIR drones to study artificial intelligence and robotics at Cecytem. Meanwhile, in Ensenada, teachers are receiving training on sensory integration to support neurodivergent students. In the United States, the PGJE and SSPC held a digital education seminar for approximately 500 students to prevent online extortion and fraud.

In Spain, students in Ciudad Rodrigo participated in workshops focused on the ethical and critical use of AI, emphasizing the risks of deepfakes and identity theft.