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Interview in the Spanish daily ABC on Magnifica Humanitas, Leo XIV's encyclical on artificial intelligence, and on the public experiment that preceded it: two artificial intelligences were asked, separately and independently, to write the encyclical the Pope might have signed, and the result was sealed with a timestamp before the official text was published.

Keynote lecture and seminar at the Diálogos de Futuro congress at the Legislatura de Mendoza, and lecture at the Instituto de Filosofía of the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, March 2026.

Lecture on Hypnocracy and AI trance, and participation in the Cumbre de la Filosofía at Congreso Futuro in Santiago de Chile, January 2026.

The Hypnocracy operation—a philosophical essay signed by invented Chinese philosopher Jianwei Xun, co-written with AI, that fooled international press before revealing its own mechanism—generated global coverage across continents and languages.

Peer-reviewed journals, preprints and university theses that take up hypnocracy as an analytical concept or the Jianwei Xun operation as a case. Every reference has been checked one by one; the working dossier records how, and what is still open. One issue of Tiempo devorado, the contemporary history journal of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, carries four review essays pairing the book with Adam Curtis's HyperNormalisation. In September 2026 Cadernos de Comunicação, the communication journal of the Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, published the first peer-reviewed article with Ipnocrazia in its title: a case study, by two researchers at the Universidade de São Paulo, on the book's editorial trajectory before and after the reveal. The concept now circulates in political theory, law, pedagogy, literary studies, neuroethics and the clinical literature on hypnosis, in six languages.

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