This article aims to augment existing discussions of artificial intelligence (AI) by introducing an array of Latin American viewpoints, from philosophical discourse to indigenous cosmologies. Employing an interdisciplinary approach, the text integrates ideas from media theory, critical posthumanism, and philosophy of technique to question traditional modern, anthropocentric, and Western conceptualizations of technology and intelligence. The authors draw on Latin American thinkers to explore how traditional wisdom could enrich the future of AI. Finally, they propose that art has the potential to transform technology and explore ways to move beyond current AI paradigms towards artificial wisdom.