Nayat Sánchez - Pi, director of Inria Chile

"Collaboration is vital in technology and in these global problems that can only be addressed multilaterally, because especially in technology and artificial intelligence there are many problems where science and AI itself are not yet mature enough. For example, we have the case of the Oceania project, artificial intelligence and mathematical modeling for understanding the ocean, which seeks to understand the symbiotic relationship between the ocean and climate change, to better understand the ocean's capacity to capture carbon and preserve oxygen, and therefore help climate change, and how we can extend that capacity. We are working with a large interdisciplinary team, with 30 researchers from France and Chile, led from Chile, where the University of Chile and the Catholic University participate".

"In Corfo] We have a program, which is accompanied by a budget, specifically focused on sustainable productive development. This sustainable productive development has several components, the first one is decarbonization: we want to take charge of how late we have arrived to the effects of climate change. We have to work urgently on mitigation, especially in the energy transition scenario we are going through. Another component has to do with resilience in the face of the climate crisis we are experiencing, and there are a number of programs there as well. We have a good part of our budget focused on generating focused calls to solve or address this problem from all Corfo's management departments; we want to act as a whole".