Luciana Arratia Iglesias

I've conducted independent philosophical research on artificial intelligence since 2020, examining interpretation, agency, responsibility, knowledge, meaning, and human-AI interaction.

My work draws on hermeneutics, phenomenology, metaphysics, ethics, and philosophy of technology to investigate the nature of intelligence and the epistemic implications of AI-generated knowledge. I develop and evaluate nuanced philosophical arguments through sustained reading, comparative analysis, conceptual interpretation, and interaction with AI systems.

I bring academic training in Philosophy and Letters from Universidad Católica Boliviana San Pablo, where my thesis focused on hermeneutics and strengthened my skills in philosophical interpretation, conceptual analysis, research, and academic writing.

Through a Diploma in Higher Education at Universidad Real Mayor y Pontificia San Francisco Xavier de Chuquisaca, I've also developed approaches to teaching, assessment, and communicating complex concepts for diverse learning environments. I'm prepared to contribute rigorous philosophical analysis to AI evaluation, benchmark development, and academic assessment content.