To mark the fifth anniversary of the passing of Professor Gonzalo Herranz, the CUN committee Medical Ethics and Professional Conduct organized this roundtable honor the man who served as the first chair of the Committee on Medical Ethics and Professional Conduct and continued to contribute to the Committee for many years. The roundtable moderated by Pilar León and featured the following guests:

• Prof. Luis Montuenga Badía:Gonzalo Herranz and Biological Science.

• Prof. Secundino Fernández González:Gonzalo Herranz as a teacher.

• Dr. Juan Llor Baños:Gonzalo Herranz as seen through his correspondence.

• Prof. José Mª Pardo Sáenz:My work Gonzalo Herranz.

roundtable of this roundtable to highlight his legacy and his writings as part of the cultural heritage of the CUN, the Faculty, and the University of Navarra.

This meeting, organized by the Mainel Foundation and the Department of Humanities Medical Ethics School of Medicine Navarra School of Medicine , in partnership the high school Medical high school of Navarra, the Institute of data Science data Artificial Intelligence (DATAI), and the Master's Degree Christianity and Contemporary Culture, offers a reflection on the ethical principles that should guide the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The ethical questions it raises must be addressed through a approach and human rights-based approach . Analyzing the bioethical consequences of AI involves considering the most disadvantaged groups, as well as the technological and social divide that particularly affects countries in the Global South.

To address this discussion with the necessary breadth, the meeting university professors specializing in Philosophy of Law, data science data medical ethics, in a roundtable by Jorge Sebastián Lozano, president of the Mainel Foundation: Vicente Bellver Capella, Full Professor Philosophy of Law Politics at the University of Valencia; Jesús López Fidalgo, director Institute of data Science data Artificial Intelligence; and Luis Echarte Alonso, Senior Associate Professor the Department of Humanities Medical Ethics and Deputy Director Master's Degree Christianity and Contemporary Culture.