Javkin Opened the Book Fair and Questioned AI
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The International Book Fair of Rosario takes place until October 18 at the Cultural Fontanarrosa, with free entrance and more than 350 presentations.
The mayor participated in the opening of the International Book Fair of Rosario, which brings together 400 authors and offers more than 350 activities until October 18. He defended the value of literature against the advance of algorithms and highlighted the role of the publishing industry.
The International Book Fair in Rosario opened on Thursday, October 8 at the Fontanarrosa Cultural Center. During the opening ceremony, the mayor Pablo Javkin claimed the literary identity of the city and called to defend reading, creativity and cultural encounters against the advance of artificial intelligence. “In the face of the threat of ignorance, we have a civilizing duty to defend surprise and the empire of imagination,” he said. The 2026 …
“Rosario is a city that lives like no other the meeting of literature, authors and readers. In the squares of the neighborhoods where families spend the day until the night, in the most beautiful waterfront in Argentina where the talks are prolonged between laughs and rounds of mates, in the courtyard of a school, at the table of any bar, everywhere: in Rosario, there is always a book,” said the mayor Pablo Javkin this Thursday October 8 during …
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