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I have taught design at Isthmus for 15 years, in Panama and now also in Mexico. These are the sessions I can bring to your classroom, your conference or your team.

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  1. Delivered at Escuela Isthmus Norte, Chihuahua, Mexico · April 28, 2026

    When the Machine Always Tells You You're Right

    AI tools are built to please us. They return what sounds right and reinforce what you already thought. This keynote is about why that eagerness to agree is the most dangerous feature of the most powerful tool we have ever put in a classroom or a team. It asks where judgment actually comes from, and what changes now that your people generate far more than they evaluate. The closing argument is uncomfortable on purpose, because the rooms that need it most are the ones happiest with their results.

    Keynote · 45 minutes, adaptable · In Spanish or English

    Title slide of the keynote: When the Machine Always Tells You You're Right

    the title slide

  2. Available

    A Question Can Be a Complete Brief

    CCWEAROS started with a question I asked while looking at my watch: could I talk to Claude Code from here? There was no business case and no plan, just a curiosity I decided to follow, and following it produced an open source product I now use every day. This talk makes the case for budgeting curiosity in creative teams: what a question with no justification attached can teach, and why the judgment earned on play projects is what the paying projects run on.

    Talk · 30 to 45 minutes · In Spanish or English

    Ink sketch of a smartwatch on a wrist streaming terminal text, with an orange question mark drawn above it

    the question that started the story

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    The Two Doors

    A hands-on workshop built on the method I have taught at Isthmus for 15 years. Each participant brings one real project and walks it through the two doors my own work enters through: did it start from curiosity or from research? We build its studio wall, we give it a crit with three honest weaknesses, and we write down what it taught. People leave with their project read more clearly than they brought it, and with a method they can repeat without me.

    Workshop · Half a day · In Spanish or English

    Ink drawing of two open doors, a question mark over one and a magnifying glass over the other, joined by an orange marker line

    the two doors

Luis Miguel mid-gesture, teaching a class on AI in education in front of the projected slides

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