conferences and topics (2024)

Universidad de Sevilla

La Inteligencia Artificial ha ido creciendo exponencialmente y desempeñando un papel cada vez más importante en numerosos aspectos de la vida humana. La IA ha demostrado su capacidad para transformar industrias, mejorar la eficiencia en diversas áreas y abrir nuevas posibilidades en la investigación. Sin embrago, uno de los aspectos más impactantes y, a su vez, desafiantes es la huella que está dejando la IA en el ámbito de la seguridad y defensa. En un mundo caracterizado por la complejidad de amenazas y evolución constante de los conflictos, la IA ha sido capaz de desarrollar estrategias y operaciones militares. El ponente William Marcelino abordará esta cuestión para garantizar un equilibrio entre el poder transformador de la tecnología y la preservación de la seguridad global.

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William Marcelino – Ponente Defensa y Yo 4.0
Senior Behavioral and Social Scientist: Professor of Policy Analytics, Pardee Rand Graduate School

Bill Marcellino is a senior behavioral scientist at RAND, a professor of political analysis at the Pardee RAND Graduate School, and a lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University and Johns Hopkins University. He trained as a sociolinguist and corpus linguist, and at RAND develops AI applications, including RAND-Lex, RAND’s proprietary text analysis suite. Marcellino teaches classes in text analysis and natural language processing (NLP), as well as qualitative research methods. His research focuses on information as a warfare function, the application and acquisition of AI technology for the Department of Defense, military resilience, and disinformation and conspiracy theories in social networks. He also helps lead RAND’s AI development in specialized LLM and LLM-enabled applications. He has also served as a U.S. Marine Corps tank officer and enlisted rifleman. Marcellino received his PhD in rhetoric from Carnegie Mellon University.

Marycruz Arcos Vergas
Professor at the University of Sevilla

Marycruz Arcos studied law at the University of Seville (80/85) and specialized in European Union in the Master of the College of Europe in Bruges (86/87). She received her doctorate from the University of Seville with a thesis on decision-making processes in the EU under the supervision of Professor Carrillo. She is full professor of Public International Law and International Relations at the University of Seville. She coordinates the Master’s Degree in European Studies, in which she teaches institutional system, internal market, competition policy and external relations of the EU. He is in charge of the academic direction of the European Documentation Center and the Europedirect information point in Seville. He also chairs the Andalusian Council of the European Movement.