Tec de Monterrey and ASEMEJA have signed an agreement to collaborate on academic, research, and industry issues.

Juan Pablo Murra, Rector for Higher Education at the Tec, spoke about the institution’s experience with the use of artificial intelligence and how they’re incorporating this technology into study programs.

Although generative artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize higher education, it will bring both benefits and risks, said Dr. Francisco José García Peñalvo, a professor at the University of Salamanca.

IFE Conference 2024, Tec de Monterrey’s 2024 education conference, began with topics such as artificial intelligence in education and lifelong learning.

The Water Center for Latin America and the Caribbean is a research and innovation hub sponsored by Tec de Monterrey, FEMSA Foundation, and the Inter-American Development Bank which explores the interaction between nature and its geoprocesses, socio-water systems, science, and technology.