The colloquium was the first open-access event hosted in a country in Latin America focused on chemoinformatics and AI and open to the scientific community, as it was accessible to registrants from more than 60 countries. It is expected that in the next few years, the Latin American community will be more integrated with chemoinformatics and AI methods being developed worldwide. Since it is known that scientific English can be a barrier for many that must be overcome, courses in English at the undergraduate level will be offered to promote practice among the students. Future editions of the meeting will include hands-on tutorials/workshops and poster/oral presentations by students. Also, it is expected that future meetings will be hybrid in order to benefit from one-on-one discussions and to facilitate the rapid dissemination and contact with interested persons for which traveling is difficult.