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Artificial intelligence expands the possibilities of Mexican cinema
Aug 23, 2026
The National Cineteca and LG Electronics presented the first Festival of Short Films Created with Artificial Intelligence in Mexico, an initiative that brings together students, filmmakers and creators to explore new forms of audiovisual production using generative tools. The festival also shows how AI tools can facilitate audiovisual production without replacing artistic sensitivity or the narrative strength.
The streamlining of procedures redefines the digital operation of businesses in Mexico
Aug 23, 2026
The signing of a pact between state and municipal governments seeks to standardize and digitize 400 initial procedures. For companies, the change can reduce administrative frictions and raise the requirement to have digital processes, agile service, and organized data.
Artificial Intelligence: how to turn a test into results for the business
Aug 22, 2026
The adoption of artificial intelligence does not guarantee benefits on its own. To move from pilot to scalable operation, companies need to link each use case to a concrete problem, reliable data, stable processes, defined responsibilities, and metrics that allow deciding whether to expand the investment.
Mexico accelerates the hiring of artificial intelligence specialists
Aug 15, 2026
The demand for professionals with artificial intelligence knowledge rose rapidly in Mexico, driven by companies seeking to automate processes, improve their decisions and manage new technological risks. In 2025, about 35 thousand new vacancies requiring AI skills were recorded, compared with 33 thousand job offers identified in 2024.
AI adoption grows in Mexico, but most companies still haven't surpassed the basic stage
Aug 13, 2026
More than 550,000 Mexican companies incorporated artificial intelligence in the last 12 months. Adoption reached 48% of the business ecosystem, although 63% of organizations still use basic solutions and face the challenge of turning pilots into scalable operational improvements.
Artificial intelligence strengthens Mexico's role in the new digital economy
Aug 03, 2026
The rise of artificial intelligence is boosting Mexican exports of computing equipment and investment in data centers, but the country faces energy, infrastructure, and productivity challenges to turn this dynamism into a sustainable advantage.
Artificial intelligence advances, but its transformation will be slower than promised
Aug 03, 2026
The expansion of artificial intelligence faces labor, energy, environmental and regulatory limits. In Mexico, automation could modify a relevant portion of formal employment, but available evidence points to a gradual transition, conditioned by infrastructure, training and human oversight.
Mexico needs a State strategy to turn artificial intelligence into national capacity
Jul 31, 2026
Mexico’s discussion on artificial intelligence progresses between infrastructure projects and regulatory proposals, but still faces a central challenge: coordinating computing, talent, education, companies, and rights under a long-term policy.
Coparmex warns that the lack of security and energy makes attracting investment difficult and calls for support for SMEs
Jul 29, 2026
During COPARMEX's International Juntas closing, its national president Juan José Sierra warned that insecurity and insufficient energy supply hinder attracting investment; he also urged facilitating access to financing, technology and legal certainty so that micro, small and medium-sized enterprises can integrate into regional value chains.
Querétaro boosts a SaaS and AI ecosystem: investment, platforms and growing talent demand
Jul 29, 2026
Tech companies based in Querétaro are expanding products and capital, while the region records higher demand for IT profiles. Local clusters, SaaS/AI startups and regional fintechs are linking investment and talent needs that, according to reports, could condition adoption in the regional industry.
Fink and Dimon reconfigure investment: public, private markets and technology at the center
Jul 28, 2026
The 2026 public letters from BlackRock and JPMorgan, together with acquisition moves and technology products, show a transition toward an integrated investment architecture that combines public and private markets, technology platforms, and new forms of distribution; the process presents opportunities for access and challenges of transparency and liquidity.
AI and SMEs in Mexico: practical tools to accelerate sales and efficiency
Jul 28, 2026
Micro, small and medium enterprises represent 99.8% of establishments in Mexico and generate more than half of the GDP. Incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) can improve productivity, automate tasks and boost sales; we offer a practical path to implement it in controlled stages.
Training and repositioning: the recommended strategy to integrate AI in companies
Jul 28, 2026
Analysis of the labor market and industry voices indicate that AI adoption in Mexico should focus on training personnel and repositioning roles, not substituting workers. There are two labor avenues: technical roles to design AI and operational positions that use tools to boost productivity.
Tax incentives and regulatory clarity drive ERP and cloud adoption among Mexican SMEs
Jul 27, 2026
Tax measures and regulatory frameworks that facilitate digitalization are accelerating the adoption of ERP systems and cloud services by small and medium-sized enterprises in Mexico. At the same time, restrictions on international data transfers in other jurisdictions raise the cost and complexity of modernizing systems.
Mexico as a bridge for AI in the Americas: operational challenges and opportunities for the industry
Jul 25, 2026
Nearshoring and the relocation of semiconductor production are pushing Mexico toward a strategic role in the adoption of artificial intelligence. This raises new demands in manufacturing, supply chains and water management that require turning AI pilots into repeatable and governable operations.
Retail Forum Mexico: specialists indicate that AI is indispensable for the sector's competitiveness
Jul 24, 2026
At Retail Forum Mexico, executives and specialists agreed that artificial intelligence must be integrated with a strategic plan to automate processes, tailor the experience, and avoid market losses. The retail sector, which accounted for around 10% of Mexico's GDP by the end of 2025, thus faces the urgency of consolidating data, governance, and scalable pilots
Mexico can turn the promise of AI into productivity if it overcomes infrastructure, talent, and governance gaps
Jul 20, 2026
The adoption of artificial intelligence in Mexico shows measurable benefits in sectors such as manufacturing, but is limited by insufficient infrastructure, a shortage of specialized talent, and incomplete data governance frameworks. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to scale pilots into profitable business models, integrated platforms, training, and cybersecurity measures are required.
Federal government expands online procedures in 2026; companies must accelerate their digital transformation
Jul 20, 2026
The federal administration, led by the Agency for Digital Transformation and Telecommunications, reports progress in digitization and streamlining procedures in 2026. The progress opens opportunities and requires companies and SMEs to adapt processes, customer service, and data governance to integrate efficiently.
Software regains strength after April correction: signals, causes, and what it means for businesses
Jul 19, 2026
After a sharp correction in April, the software sector shows signs of a rebound driven by quarterly results that beat expectations and a reevaluation of its role in the face of artificial intelligence. For companies, the priority is to modernize platforms and capitalize on AI integrated into proven solutions.
Shadow AI: operational risks and practical steps to reduce data exposure
Jul 16, 2026
Unauthorized use of artificial intelligence tools (shadow AI) is expanding the corporate risk surface: security reports identify that from nearly half to more than two-thirds of generative AI use in companies occurs outside IT control. We present evidence, causes, and practical measures to govern adoption without slowing innovation
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