Overview

• Several U.S. cities are testing Aurelian’s voice assistant to triage 911 calls, after the startup raised over $14 million and began operating in about a dozen locations, prompting concerns over misclassification, empathy and independent oversight.
• Mexico’s Universidad Tres Culturas reports a full AI ecosystem from high school through undergraduate studies, faculty training and a new master’s program, as accreditors push universities to embed AI content in official curricula.
• Workforce reskilling gathers pace with data from WEF and OECD on rapid skill shifts, Amazon’s $1.2 billion commitment to train 300,000 employees, and surveys showing productivity gains when teams receive cloud, cybersecurity, data and AI training.
• In Argentina, adoption is broad—60% of companies use AI, rising to 85% among digital natives and 96% in mid-sized firms with 24% of tech budgets going to AI—yet experts warn most innovation efforts falter due to organizational culture without human validation and continuous measurement.
• Analysts describe a multipolar shift as open and regional models such as DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi and Llama erode single‑vendor dominance, fueling interest in sovereign AI strategies that stress trust and voluntary adoption.