Mario López Ayala, PhDMario López Ayala, PhD, is a Mexican university professor, researcher, and director of Phoenix24. His work focuses on human-centered artificial intelligence, organizational trust, and socio-technical systems, examining how artificial intelligence reshapes power, cognition, institutions, and geopolitics. As an analytical columnist, he specializes in AI governance, cognitive warfare, digital transformation, and geopolitical change.
Cuando el miedo se vuelve estrategia, el Estado entra a examen. Ciudad de México, febrero de 2026. La muerte de Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, El Mencho, no…
Criminal succession does not happen in the mountains. It happens inside the institutions that fear has already taught how to govern. Tapalpa, February 2026, is…
La sucesión criminal no ocurre en la sierra: ocurre dentro de las instituciones que el miedo ya aprendió a gobernar. Tapalpa, febrero de 2026, no…
The point is not who falls. The point is what remains intact after the fall. Mexico City, February 2026. In Mexico, politics has become an…
El punto no es quién cae. Es qué queda intacto después de la caída. Ciudad de México, febrero de 2026. En México, la política se…
Labor conflict has become sovereignty again. Buenos Aires, February 2026. Argentina is not debating labor law in the narrow sense. It is debating how the…
El conflicto laboral volvió a ser soberanía. Buenos Aires, febrero de 2026. Argentina no está discutiendo una ley laboral en sentido estricto, sino la forma…
There is a rhetorical trick that works precisely because it sounds like founding and destiny: dressing a contemporary economic program in the name of a…
Hay un truco retórico que funciona porque suena a “fundación” y a “destino”: cuando un proyecto económico contemporáneo se viste con el nombre de un…
The scene does not need dramatization. You only have to look: a line that moves with the slow certainty of systems that no longer explain…