CORCHADO RODRÍGUEZ, JUAN MANUEL
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We are living in a remarkable historical moment where technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI, is driving profound transformations across global society. This new landscape brings forth unprecedented challenges, emphasizing the urgent need for ethical and philosophical frameworks to guide and shape its development. In this context, the School of Salamanca, with its humanistic vision grounded in the defence of human dignity and justice, offers a reliable and responsible model of moral balance.This essay stems from a deep reflection on how the principles established by the thinkers of the School of Salamanca can illuminate the current challenges posed by AI, not only in the human and social sciences but across all disciplines. It is not merely an academic exercise, but an invitation to rediscover an intellectual legacy that, despite the passage of centuries, remains profoundly relevant in todays digital age.Among the pioneers were Francisco de Vitoria, Luis de Molina, and Domingo de Soto, who laid the foundations of natural law and human rights with their forward-thinking doctrines. Their development of the concept of the law of nations (ius gentium)the precursor to international lawremains particularly significant. Their discussions on justice, free will, and equity in economics now find new resonance in debates on the ethical use and accountability of AI.