Delfina Arambillet is a journalist and strategist working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and media, with a focus on trust and responsible innovation.
Her work explores how media ecosystems must evolve to protect information environments, safeguard truth, and enable informed participation in an era shaped by AI-driven misinformation and declining institutional trust. Through hands-on consulting and mentoring of media organizations across Latin America and the Global South, she currently works on the design of AI-powered information interfaces that help bridge the growing gap between the information produced by media organizations and the ways people consume and trust information today. She supports newsrooms in rethinking formats, distribution, and user experiences—moving beyond traditional products toward adaptive, audience-centered information systems that strengthen verification, relevance, and credibility, particularly for younger audiences.
She currently works at Globant’s Sustainable Business Studio, where she leads AI and sustainability initiatives for Fortune 500 companies, with a focus on Responsible AI and the societal impact of emerging technologies. She supports global organizations in embedding ethical, trustworthy, and future-proof AI practices into their products and business strategies. She also advises the impact strategy of the Be Kind Tech Fund, Globant’s venture capital fund investing in startups addressing the risks and unintended consequences of technology on society.
Previously, she was part of LA NACION’s data journalism team (LN Data), where she led data- and AI-driven projects focused on investigative journalism, innovation, and audience trust. In 2022, the team was awarded the Sigma Awards’ Best Data Journalism Team in the world.
She has also served as a professor of Data Journalism at the Argentine Catholic University (UCA) and of Data Visualization at Torcuato Di Tella University (UTDT).
From 2022 to 2023, she served as Curator of the Global Shapers Buenos Aires Hub.