Featured on the Current History podcast
Dr. Lozano was recently featured on the Current History podcast, discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on higher education. In the episode, Dr. Lozano explored how AI is transforming teaching methods, curriculum design, and the overall learning experience for students. She highlighted practical ways universities can integrate AI tools into everyday teaching, while also addressing the challenges educators face in adapting to rapidly evolving technology. Ethical considerations of AI use in education were a central theme, particularly the potential for bias and unintended consequences.
Lozano emphasized the growing gap between rich and poor countries in access to advanced technology, explaining that unequal access can widen existing inequalities. She noted that technology is not just a tool, but a pathway to better opportunities—affecting job prospects, access to quality healthcare, and educational resources. The discussion examined how AI can support research, personalize student learning, and improve outcomes when used responsibly.
Throughout the episode, Lozano shared practical advice for students, educators, and institutions on adapting to AI-driven learning environments. She also offered insights into how policymakers and universities can ensure equitable access to technology, so that the benefits of AI do not remain concentrated in wealthier regions. The episode concluded with Dr. Lozano offering her predictions for the future of AI in higher education, stressing the importance of inclusive strategies to maximize its positive impact globally.
About the Current History Podcast
Current History is a podcast that explores the intersection of history, current events, foreign affairs, and emerging technology through thoughtful, long‑form conversations. Rather than just reporting news, the show traces how past events and patterns help explain what’s happening in the world today. Each episode takes historical context seriously, using past lessons to shed light on present‑day policy, technology, and societal change. The host draws on deep research and a broad range of topics to connect history with contemporary issues, making the podcast informative for listeners who want more than surface-level commentary.