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Dr Arturo Arriagada

Research Associate
Arturo Arriagada

Dr Arturo Arriagada

Research Associate

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About

Dr Arturo Arriagada is an Associate Professor of Digital Culture and Creative Labor at the School of Communications and Journalism, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (UAI) in Chile, and a Research Associate at the Oxford Internet Institute. His research examines how technological change — particularly digital platforms and artificial intelligence — is reshaping creative work, cultural production, and regimes of value, with a focus on Latin America. His current project, funded by Chile’s National Agency for Research and Development (ANID, 2026–2030), explores creative labour in the era of generative AI in Chile’s music, video game, media, and audiovisual industries (with Matías Valderrama). He is also part of Global Perspectives on GenAI and Cultural Production (with Thomas Poell, Lorena Caminhas, David Nieborg, Smith Mehta, and Zhen Ye), which investigates how GenAI technologies are being integrated into cultural industries around the globe.

Beyond academia, his research informs public policy and international organisations: he authored UNESCO’s report on influencers in Latin America (2025) and contributed to the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) report on algorithmic transparency in the public sector (2024). His work has been published in journals including the Journal of Communication, International Journal of Cultural Studies, Journal of Cultural Economy, Big Data & Society, and Social Media + Society.

Research Interests

Platform work; gig economy; creative industries; cultural production; influencers and the creator economy; AI and creative labour; digital methods; qualitative methods.

Positions at the OII

  • Research Associate, June 2026 -

Research

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