CCHLA promotes Assessment and Planning Week with lecture on artificial intelligence

The Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA) will hold the 2025 Assessment and Planning Week, with the aim of discussing and improving academic actions. The event will take place on March 11th, bringing together students and teachers for important debates about the future of education and research.
The program will feature the lecture “Artificial Affects: Dilemma for the future of AIs”, given by philosopher Filipe Campello, from the Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE). The lecture will take place at 4pm, in Auditorium B of CCHLA, and will reflect on the ethical, social and technological impacts of artificial intelligence.
The full event schedule will be:

14:00 – Presentation by CPIA/CCHLA, addressing the main demands of students.
15:00 – Conversation with the CCHLA Academic Advisory about the National Student Performance Exam (ENADE).
16:00 – Lecture “Artificial Affects: the dilemma of the future of AIs”, with philosopher Filipe Campello.

The event is open to the academic community and the interested public, providing an excellent opportunity to reflect on technology and education.

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