The 3rd International Cybersecurity Congress, convened by the Venezuelan Banking Association (Asobanca), will take place on May 26 in Caracas.

The invited panelists will address key topics not only for the future of Venezuelan banking in the digital sphere, but also topics of global interest, such as electronic fraud, the use of AI in banking infrastructure, customer service efficiency, and the interconnection of international markets.

According to the organizers, “this event arises at a time of transformation for the national financial sector, where information protection has ceased to be perceived as a mere operating expense and has become a strategic pillar of competitiveness.”

“In today’s digital economy, cybersecurity has become a differentiating business enabler that projects strength in the global environment,” the association stated, highlighting “the role of security as an engine of innovation” as one of the main topics on the agenda.

In this regard, they indicated that “a secure infrastructure is the only way for financial institutions to deploy emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), with the speed demanded by the current market without compromising the integrity of their clients’ data.”

Customer loyalty through digital trust will be another topic of discussion during the 3rd International Cybersecurity Congress.

Asobanca has highlighted compliance with international security standards as a strategic value and “crucial for projecting an image of solvency and professionalism to international investors and correspondent banks, thus facilitating interconnection with global financial markets.”

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Artificial intelligence is not exclusive to the technology or industrial sectors. It is used in everyday life to perform tasks in less time that previously could take hours.

Automatic document summarization

When it comes to summarizing materials for an exam, a work meeting, or a child’s homework assignment, AI offers quick summaries. Depending on the needs, apps and other tools such as ChatGPT, Adobe Acrobat with AI, NotebookLM, Resoomer, QuillBot, and Instatext.io, among others, can be used. They even help to research and organize lengthy texts.

Email management

It is one of the daily activities, not only in offices but also at home. Various tools allow you to compose and reply to emails in a few simple steps. Scheduling is one of the most appreciated features, as it ensures messages are sent and prevents confusion or forgetfulness. Some innovations include Lavender AI, which analyzes the tone, content, and objective of each message to suggest effective responses. Ellie AI, on the other hand, learns the sender’s writing style to generate responses that are consistent with it.

Automated calendars and appointments

Keeping a calendar can be stressful. But, the difference lies in using innovations like Google Assistant, Alexa, or automation platforms such as IFTTT, which create smart reminders, allow you to automatically add events to your calendar, and also sync appointments.

Automated meeting organization

Although manual note-taking is still common in meetings, recorders like Plaud Note or Mobvoi TicNotes are ideal for handling these tasks, as they record everything that happens in the meeting, transcribe and identify the different participants, create summaries, and answer questions related to what was discussed. AI offers tools that transcribe what’s said in a meeting, “and then generate summaries and key points that you can review faster than a full recording.”

Organizing trips and shopping

Automated travel and shopping planning avoids complications and helps establish the most convenient packages within a given budget. Chatbots like Gemini, ChatGPT, or Copilot are very useful here, having become the best personal travel agents. For shopping, you can use various apps like Mealime and Whisk, or those available in the user’s country, to generate “personalized weekly menus based on your dietary preferences, allergies, nutritional goals, or ingredients available at home.”

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Internet access globally continues to grow. Remote communities are now part of the wireless network. And to resolve spectrum congestion, greater efficiency is required. Technology companies are already talking about WiFi 8, which was discussed during CES 2026, held from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas.

Although the protocol for this new technology could be approved in mid- to late 2028, companies in the sector are working at an accelerated pace to enter the new world of wireless communications.

Regarding WiFi 8, it is known that the main objective is “to respond to the growing connectivity demands driven by the rise of artificial intelligence and the increase in simultaneously connected devices.”

The goal is to offer more robust, faster wireless connections with optimal responsiveness. “This evolution of the standard includes significant improvements over WiFi 7, which currently allows multi-gigabit speeds, latencies of less than 10 milliseconds, and data loss rates below 0.1 %.”

For its part, WiFi 8 promises at least 25 % more performance under adverse transmission conditions, a proportional reduction in latency, and an equivalent decrease in data loss.

Qualcomm has stated that WiFi 8 is designed to “drive transformative trends such as the expansion of peer-to-peer communications and the growth of services, applications, and devices based on artificial intelligence.”

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Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz Pereira, along with Minister of Economy José Gabriel Espinoza, announced the comprehensive overhaul of the 2026 General State Budget (PGE), which includes a 30 % cut in public spending.

This is the largest adjustment implemented in the country in over a decade. The president stated that the measure “seeks to dismantle an excessively spending-oriented system inherited from the previous government and redirect resources toward investment, macroeconomic stability, and the efficiency of the state apparatus.”

As a first step in this reform, the government plans to request the return of the 2026 General State Budget (PGE-2026) from the Chamber of Deputies. This budget was prepared and submitted to the legislature in the final weeks of the previous administration, led by Luis Arce, in order to review it and replace it with a plan aligned with the new fiscal priorities.

The president stated that they will reformulate this budget, which was designed for spending rather than investment or to benefit Bolivians.

Minister Espinoza added that “the Executive Branch will incorporate an article into the new law that will allow for a review of the budget until February 2026 under a strict rule: reducing fiscal spending by at least 30 percent. This will require a detailed evaluation of each public institution, its operating budgets, and current programs.”

The government will focus on crucial issues for Bolivia’s economy and development, such as defining the exchange rate of the dollar and the new fuel subsidy policy. According to the Constitution of the South American nation, the Legislative Assembly must debate, modify, or approve the new budget within 60 days of receiving it; otherwise, the bill is automatically enacted.

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Venezuela has been working for several years on integrating artificial intelligence into citizens’ daily lives to optimize efficiency in public services, industry, and customer service.

AI is present in government administrative processes for managing high volumes of data, optimizing decision-making and operational efficiency.

“In education, AI is used to personalize learning and assess student progress. Educational platforms integrate algorithms that adapt content to individual needs, facilitating distance learning.”

Among the challenges facing the implementation of AI in Venezuela are limitations in technological infrastructure and a lack of trained personnel, which requires greater investment in education and technology.

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