The first bilingual (English/Spanish) webinar co-organised by GYDCA and BSpark Chile, bringing young voices, experts and international perspectives together around one central question: how can we make sure AI stays a tool for humanity rather than a replacement for human judgment?
From fake news to AI-generated influencers, bots, filters and manipulated identities, young people are growing up in a hyper-connected world where recognising the truth can feel harder than ever. The point of this webinar was not to fear AI but to understand it, question it and use it responsibly. Six speakers from France, Chile and the Philippines examined how AI is reshaping our perception of reality, why critical thinking matters more than ever, and why young people need an active role in shaping where AI goes next.
Speakers
- Éloïne Ramon-Burgada — Representative, GYDCA
- Lola Schnapp — Speaker, BSpark Chile
- Francisca Mayanes — Speaker, BSpark Chile
- Martín Cáceres Murrie — Director, AI Node UC, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
- Celeste Ramirez — Student, Programming & robotics, United World Colleges
- Hannah Mikaela Lazatin — MEd in Educational Psychology, Instructor, Angeles University Foundation, Philippines
Date
19 May 2026
4:00 PM CET / 10:00 AM CLT
- Online Webinar
- 6 speakers
- 40 participants
The webinar covered how AI reshapes our perception of reality, how to spot misinformation and manipulated content, how technology can support education and inclusion, and why young people need to actively shape the future of AI. It also marked GYDCA’s first bilingual English/Spanish format, opening a new chapter of collaboration with Latin America.
