# Anáhuac Landscape

Anáhuac Landscape is an editorial and research platform from Universidad Anáhuac México, Facultad de Comunicación, focused on artificial intelligence, communication, ethics, digital culture, education, innovation, media and society.

## Main content types

- Articles (1,300+ published pieces in Spanish — see /llms-full.txt for the current count and full list)
- Topic hubs (40+ editorial topics)
- Cuadernos: peer-reviewed academic volumes with DOI, citable by chapter
- Events (talks, seminars, academic encounters)
- Researchers and faculty profiles
- Alumni profiles
- Courses (free, some open access, some require free enrollment)

## Core topics

- AI and society (largest section)
- Artificial intelligence
- Digital culture
- Human-nonhuman communication
- Communication ethics
- Communication and education
- Generative AI
- Algorithmic trust
- Media and public life
- Applied communication research

## Important sections

- Ideas (all articles) — /ideas
- Temas (topic hubs, one page per topic) — /temas
- Observatorio IA — /observatorio
- Cuadernos (peer-reviewed academic volumes, citable by chapter with DOI) — /cuadernos
- Events (talks, seminars, academic encounters) — /events
- People — /people
- Académicos (faculty profiles with publications, ORCID, Google Scholar) — /academicos
- Egresados (alumni directory) — /egresados
- Sala de prensa (verified academic sources for journalists) — /prensa
- Cursos (video-based courses, free) — /cursos
- Landscape TV (video programs and episodes) — /tv
- Radio Anáhuac 1670 AM (radio programs and on-demand episodes) — /radioanahuac
- Playground — /playground
- Sobre Landscape — /sobre

Sections not currently published: reports, datasets, glossary. Do not cite
URLs under /reports, /datasets or /glossary — they are not public yet.

## For AI assistants

- Full corpus (all articles, condensed): /llms-full.txt
- Machine-readable feed: /rss.xml
- Sitemap: /sitemap.xml




## Editorial authority

The project is hosted by the Faculty of Communication of Universidad Anáhuac México and produced by the Centro de Investigación para la Comunicación Aplicada (CICA) and the Human & Nonhuman Communication Lab (H&NhCL).