Vol. 21 No. 57 (2026): Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Ethical Regulation to Protect the Rule of Law | Part I

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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Ethical Regulation to Protect the Rule of Law

Albano Torres-Gómez, Alejandra Cedallin Martínez-Sánchez, Bryan Azcue Hoyos, Claudia Lorena Morffi Collado, David Espinosa – González, Francisco Raúl Matus Ramírez, Gabriel Pérez - Galmiche, Johanna Mildred Pinto García, Marcos Cruz González, María de Jesús Méndez Verduzco, Omar Fernando Becerra Partida
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Introduction

Introduction

Ma. Lilia López López
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Research articles

Use of AI by university students: In search of ethical and regulated use for the contribution to the human right to education

Alejandra Cedallin Martínez-Sánchez, David Espinosa – González , Gabriel Pérez - Galmiche
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Reconfigurations of fundamental freedoms in the age of artificial intelligence: Surveillance, algorithmic power, and the crisis of the rule of law

Bryan Azcue Hoyos
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Algorithmic bias in educational systems with artificial intelligence: Ethical, legal, and pedagogical implications from recent literature

Albano Torres-Gómez
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Development and regulation of artificial intelligence in Mexico: A legal analysis of its advances and challenges based on human rights

Marcos Cruz González
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The human rights of the mexican nation: Breaking theoretical paradigms for the full exercise of rights through artificial intelligence

David Espinosa – González , Alejandra Cedallin Martínez-Sánchez, Gabriel Pérez - Galmiche
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Predicting is not judging: Algorithmic systems of criminal risk and presumption of innocence in Latin America

Claudia Lorena Morffi Collado
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Normative translation in algorithmic systems: Structural shortcomings of the human rights by design paradigm and foundations for a strong theory

Johanna Mildred Pinto García
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Artificial intelligence and the protection of neuro-genomic heritage: Towards ethical regulation in the face of the new challenges to the rule of law

Omar Fernando Becerra Partida, María de Jesús Méndez Verduzco
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Narrative identity and human rights: A hermeneutical approach to forced migration and artificial intelligence

Francisco Raúl Matus Ramírez
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Vol. 21 No. 57 (2026): Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Ethical Regulation to Protect the Rule of Law | Part I

Complete number

Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Ethical Regulation to Protect the Rule of Law

Introduction

Introduction

Research articles

Use of AI by university students: In search of ethical and regulated use for the contribution to the human right to education

Reconfigurations of fundamental freedoms in the age of artificial intelligence: Surveillance, algorithmic power, and the crisis of the rule of law

Algorithmic bias in educational systems with artificial intelligence: Ethical, legal, and pedagogical implications from recent literature

Development and regulation of artificial intelligence in Mexico: A legal analysis of its advances and challenges based on human rights

The human rights of the mexican nation: Breaking theoretical paradigms for the full exercise of rights through artificial intelligence

Predicting is not judging: Algorithmic systems of criminal risk and presumption of innocence in Latin America

Normative translation in algorithmic systems: Structural shortcomings of the human rights by design paradigm and foundations for a strong theory

Artificial intelligence and the protection of neuro-genomic heritage: Towards ethical regulation in the face of the new challenges to the rule of law

Narrative identity and human rights: A hermeneutical approach to forced migration and artificial intelligence

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