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Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?

Creation, Human Intervention, and Responsibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

November 20–21, 2027 · Online · English and Spanish

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About the Congress

Generative artificial intelligence has rapidly become part of writing, creation, editing, research, education, and content-production processes, raising new questions about authorship, responsibility, originality, and the role of human intervention.

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence provides an interdisciplinary forum for examining how practices of creation, attribution, and responsibility are changing in contexts where artificial intelligence systems are involved.

Centered on the question What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?, the Congress brings together academic, professional, and creative perspectives to enrich an open, plural, and evolving debate.

At a Glance

Dates
November 20–21, 2027
Start Time
10:00 a.m. ET
Format
Online
Platform
Private Zoom room
Languages
English and Spanish
Presentation Length
Approximately 20 minutes
Proposal Deadline
June 15, 2027
Notification of Acceptance
July 1, 2027
Organized by
S. E. Pinar Publisher and ASGA Institute — an independent platform for critical research and education on writing and algorithmic intelligence

Central Theme

What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?

Creation, Human Intervention, and Responsibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

This second edition invites reflection on current transformations in authorship and on the new questions that arise when artificial intelligence becomes involved in creative, academic, editorial, professional, and cultural processes.

Thematic Areas

  • Authorship and artificial intelligence.
  • Creative processes involving artificial intelligence.
  • Writing, editing, and publishing.
  • Education, research, and academic production.
  • Copyright, intellectual property, and regulation.
  • Ethics, responsibility, and transparency.
  • Creativity, originality, and authenticity.
  • Professional and cultural transformations associated with the use of artificial intelligence.

Proposals related to the central theme of the Congress that do not fall strictly within these areas may also be considered.

Who We Invite

The Congress welcomes academics, researchers, professionals, writers, editors, creators, and specialists from different disciplines and fields of practice who are interested in examining authorship in the age of artificial intelligence.

Proposals may come from a wide range of fields, provided that they maintain a clear and substantive relationship with the central theme of the event. Submissions may be made in English or Spanish.

Institutional Engagement

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence invites universities, academic departments, research centers, professional associations, cultural initiatives, and other related institutions to support the circulation and visibility of the call for proposals.

Institutional engagement may include:

  • sharing the call with faculty, researchers, students, and professional networks;
  • featuring the Congress in newsletters, academic calendars, websites, or institutional communication channels;
  • sharing official materials through social media and professional communities;
  • forwarding the call to departments, programs, or research groups working on authorship, writing, artificial intelligence, education, publishing, intellectual property, ethics, and related fields;
  • facilitating connections with researchers, professionals, or institutions interested in the themes of the Congress.

To make dissemination easier, the Media Kit provides short and extended descriptions of the event, key information, visual materials, and ready-to-use text for different communication channels.

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Short Description

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence will take place online on November 20–21, 2027. Centered on the question “What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?”, it will bring together academic, professional, and creative perspectives on authorship, artificial intelligence, creation, responsibility, and cultural transformation.

Institutional Description

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence will take place online on November 20–21, 2027. Centered on the question What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?, the Congress provides an interdisciplinary forum for examining how practices of creation, attribution, and responsibility are changing in contexts where artificial intelligence systems are involved.

The call is open to academics, researchers, professionals, writers, editors, creators, and specialists from different fields. Proposals may be submitted in English or Spanish.

Thematic areas include authorship and AI, creative processes involving AI, writing and publishing, education and research, intellectual property, ethics, transparency, originality, and professional and cultural transformations.

Proposal deadline: June 15, 2027.

Newsletter / Institutional Email

Call for Proposals | Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence will take place online on November 20–21, 2027.

The second edition begins with a central question:

What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?

The Congress invites academics, researchers, professionals, writers, editors, creators, and specialists from different disciplines to submit proposals addressing current transformations in authorship and the involvement of artificial intelligence in creative, academic, editorial, professional, and cultural processes.

Proposals may be submitted in English or Spanish.

Proposal deadline: June 15, 2027.

More information and proposal submission: autoriaia.org

Social Media Copy

What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence is now accepting proposals for 2027.

November 20–21, 2027 Online English and Spanish Proposal deadline: June 15, 2027

Authorship, creation, artificial intelligence, responsibility, originality, education, publishing, intellectual property, and cultural transformation.

autoriaia.org

For the Media

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence provides media outlets, institutions, and communication professionals with official information to facilitate coverage and dissemination of the event.

Key Facts

Official Name
Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Central Theme
What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?
Subtitle
Creation, Human Intervention, and Responsibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Dates
November 20–21, 2027
Start Time
10:00 a.m. ET
Format
Online, via private Zoom room
Languages
English and Spanish
Proposal Deadline
June 15, 2027
Organized by
S. E. Pinar Publisher and ASGA Institute — an independent platform for critical research and education on writing and algorithmic intelligence
Directed by
Lázara Ávila Fernández
Institutional and Media Contact
info@servicioseditorialespinarpublisher.com

Press Description

The Second Ibero-American Congress on Authorship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence will take place online on November 20–21, 2027. Centered on the question What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today?, the event will bring together academic, professional, and creative perspectives to examine transformations in authorship in contexts where artificial intelligence systems are involved.

The Congress will address issues related to creation, attribution, responsibility, originality, writing, publishing, education, research, intellectual property, ethics, and professional and cultural transformation. Proposals may be submitted in English or Spanish.

Institutional Quote

“Authorship in the age of artificial intelligence requires a close, non-technophobic perspective in which human judgment sustains our relationship with this new technology. This Congress seeks to examine what happens to creation, attribution, and responsibility when algorithmic systems intervene in processes traditionally associated with the act of authorship.”
— Lázara Ávila Fernández, Congress Director

Participation and Publication

Participation as a Presenter

The Congress accepts presentation proposals in English or Spanish. Proposals will be evaluated according to their relevance to the central theme, clarity, strength of argument, and overall quality.

Proposal deadline: June 15, 2027 Notification of acceptance: July 1, 2027 Approximate presentation length: 20 minutes

View Call for Proposals & Submit

Participation as an Attendee

Participants may also attend the Congress without presenting a paper.

Registration includes:

  • access to both Congress days;
  • participation in question-and-discussion sessions;
  • digital certificate of attendance.

Fee: USD 25

Registration deadline: September 1, 2027

Register as an Attendee

Publication of the Collective Volume

Accepted and presented contributions will form part of the collective volume:

What Does It Mean to Be an Author Today? Creation, Human Intervention, and Responsibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Published by Servicios Editoriales Pinar Publisher LLC.

The official presentation will take place during the Congress.

Each author will retain the copyright to their work.

Organization

Congress Director

Lázara Ávila Fernández

Philologist, author of nearly 30 published books, editor, independent researcher, and recipient of recognition from the International Latino Book Awards (ILBA).

S. E. Pinar Publisher

ASGA Institute An independent platform for critical research and education on writing and algorithmic intelligence.

Host
Liz de Ámbar
Coordination
Eva Barahona

Contact

info@servicioseditorialespinarpublisher.com

An initiative of S. E. Pinar Publisher and ASGA.

Visual Assets

Official materials for media, institutions, and event promotion will be available soon.

Resources will gradually include logos, banners, social media materials, and other official Congress visual assets.