Santiago Robert Guillén

Santiago Robert Guillén holds a Ph.D. in Law from the Department of Private Law. His research focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence and legal frameworks, particularly in educational and intellectual property contexts. He is actively involved in projects addressing generative AI policies in university education (2024-2027) and contributes to SDG-aligned research on education and academic qualifications.

• Research Interests: Generative AI, copyright law, legal ethics, blockchain applications, 3D/4D printing regulation, and metaverse governance.
• Recent Projects: Investigator in "Policies and Practices on Generative Artificial Intelligence in University Education" (2024-2027), examining AI's role in academic administration and decision-making.
• Publications: Explores AI's ethical implications, NFTs in intellectual property, and culinary work protection through copyright law.
• Education Contributions: Develops active learning methodologies using LLM tools like ChatGPT for legal education, focusing on case simulations in university settings.

His work spans interdisciplinary topics bridging law, technology, and education, with a strong emphasis on regulatory compliance and ethical considerations in emerging digital practices.