Selected media contributions on artificial intelligence, China and Latin America. A short biography, downloadable photographs and contact details for press enquiries.
Selected media contributions
Four contributions from 2026 and 2025, with dates and links to the original sources.
I contribute to a Xinhua report on the use of a Chinese exoskeleton in Argentina. The piece considers the connection between technological development and practical applications of artificial intelligence.
Page and subtitles in Chinese. My contribution, in Spanish, starts at 1:26.
Coverage of a CARI seminar on Chinese technology and Latin American prospects. The article includes my presentation and comments on artificial intelligence, DeepSeek and the region’s options amid technological change.
A January 2025 conversation on Ahora país about DeepSeek, technology competition and access to artificial intelligence. I discussed the geopolitical implications and development possibilities for Argentina and Latin America in that context.
In Spanish. Written coverage with a link to the audio.
An analysis of the metaphors we use to understand artificial intelligence and the differences between AI and human intelligence. The article raises questions about its capabilities, limitations and the implications of its decisions.
An analysis of Chinese business expansion in the Global South and its links to changes in production. The article examines the strategic choices this process presents for Argentina and its relationship with China.
An analysis of AI development, US–China competition and the implications for Latin American businesses and governments. It considers technological dependence, employment, regulation and the capabilities needed to adapt.
In Spanish, within the June 2024 monthly economic report.
An analysis of Chinese industrial policy and its shift toward technology-intensive exports. It examines value chains, clean technologies and the trade tensions accompanying this transformation of production.
In Spanish, within the April 2024 monthly economic report.
Coverage of an academic meeting between Latin America and China. The article reports on my presentation about the US and Chinese models of the internet and the role Latin America could play.
The article quotes me in my role at the time as director of the Casa de la Cultura China, discussing direct translation from Chinese into Spanish and a publishing project bringing Chinese literature to Argentine readers.
Alejandro Razzotti is a lawyer with an MBA and a master’s degree in Public Policy. He teaches at Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM), is CEO of ISIIC and belongs to CARI’s China Working Group. His work examines artificial intelligence, China and institutional change, with a focus on Argentina and Latin America.
Artificial intelligence · China · Latin America · Institutional change