Lucia Santaella is a CNPq researcher 1 A. She
is a full professor in the Graduate Program in
Communication and Semiotics at Pontifícia
Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-
-SP), with a PhD in Literary Theory at PUC-
-SP and a “Livre-Docência” in Communication
Sciences at Escola de Comunicações e Artes
of Universidade de São Paulo (ECA-USP). She
is the Graduate Coordinator in Intelligence Technologies and Digital Design. She received the
Jabuti Award in 2002, 2009, 2011 and 2014, the
Sergio Motta, Liber Award, in Art and Technology, in 2005, and the Luiz Beltrão - academic
maturity award, in 2010. Since 1996 she has
been doing post-doctoral internships in Kassel,
Berlin and Dagstuhl, Germany, under the auspices of DAAD/Fapesp. She has 51 published
books, six of which are co-authored and two
critical studies. She organized 26 books and
published close to 500 articles in Brazil and
abroad. Her most recent areas of research are:
Communication, Cognitive and Computational
Semiotics, Artificial Intelligence, Technological
Aesthetics and Philosophy and Methodology of
Science. In this interview, Lucia Santaella speak
about Artificial Intelligence and the ongoing technological changes that affect Museums and
Cultural Heritage, encompassing epistemological and social issues.
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