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Institutional Guidelines on AI in Latin American Higher Education: A Comparative Analysis

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  • Semantic Scholar2026-07-21 07:15:19
    Institutional Guidelines on AI in Latin American Higher Education: A Comparative Analysis

    The emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly transformed education, compelling higher education institutions (HEIs) to develop ethical, pedagogical, and regulatory guidelines for its use. This study aimed to identify similarities and differences in institutional guidelines on AI use in teaching and research within Latin American HEIs. A comparative analysis was conducted of 22 institutional guidelines from nearly 85 HEIs across six Latin American countries. The review scrutinised issuance dates, target audiences, intended purposes, thematic areas, evaluation strategies, academic integrity strategies, norms, and recommendations for AI integration into core institutional functions, following a systematic search and analysis. The guidelines emphasised ethical principles and academic integrity, as well as adjustments to assessment strategies. Operational and methodological recommendations were scarce. Research-related guidelines emphasised transparency, authorship, and data protection. There were no guidelines for the third mission. Comparative analysis with international studies revealed thematic convergence but highlighted gaps in Latin American systematisation, institutional policy, and curricular integration. The study confirmed progress in recognising AI-related challenges yet underscores the need for structured frameworks to support responsible pedagogical adoption. Findings offered actionable insights for institutional policy and best practices, enriching global debates on AI governance from underrepresented Latin American contexts.