Media Coverage

UDD Government covered a CRiSS-LAB related study using experimental game theory and network analysis to understand social integration and reciprocity in elementary classrooms.

La Tribuna profiled Cristian Candia after the CCS 2025 Best Lightning Talk Award for research on political polarization and artificial intelligence.

UDD Engineering covered Cristian Candia’s participation at IC2S2 2025, where CRiSS-LAB presented work on computational social science, AI, design capabilities, political ideology, collective memory, and public procurement networks.

Cooperativa Ciencia covered Capybara and the CRiSS-LAB research behind AI-assisted tools for identifying cooperation patterns and preventing bullying in Chilean classrooms.

The UDD Data Science Institute profiled CRiSS-LAB as a laboratory studying collective intelligence, collective memory, online engagement, education, and applied tools such as Capybara and Lixandria.

La Tribuna highlighted Cristian Candia’s role in Capybara, a game-based technology project for predicting and preventing bullying in schools.

Portal Innova and Portal Educa covered Capybara as a Chilean technology project for detecting and preventing bullying through game-based interaction, network science, and AI.

Radio Duna interviewed Cristian Candia about Discolab’s AI-assisted constitutional explorer and its role in making complex legal texts more accessible.

TXS+ interviewed Cristian Candia about social physics, computational social science, collective memory, identity, and the Lixandria platform.

Ciencia en Chile published Cristian Esteban Candia Vallejos’ opinion column on automation, artificial intelligence, labor markets, and responsible technological adaptation.

UDD announced the launch of Discolab, a collaborative platform created by Cristian Candia-Castro to improve understanding, annotation, deliberation, and ranking of complex texts.

UDD covered Lixandria, an AI-based platform created by Cristian Candia-Castro to help students and counselors explore broader academic alternatives in higher education.

BioBioChile covered work by Cristian Candia-Castro, César Hidalgo, and Cristián Jara using data and natural language processing to study global fame, public attention, and the number of famous deaths expected in 2017.