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14. AI Adoption and Governance in Latin American and Caribbean Higher Education: Findings from a Regional Survey

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A persistent public-private divide, a structural vulnerability in specialised universities, significant student protection gaps, and a monitoring deficit that makes institutional accountability difficult are identified.

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