How can training keep pace when skills evolve faster than curricula? In fast-moving sectors such as artificial intelligence, technological change is rapid, skill requirements shift continuously, and innovation cycles are short. Yet many training programs are still designed using linear, content-heavy models that are slow to adapt and increasingly misaligned with labor market needs. This…
The GenAISA project is set to take a significant step into the academic and professional spotlight this spring. We are pleased to announce our participation in the 29th Pan-Hellenic Conference on Progress in Computing and Informatics (PCI 2026), which will be held in Athens, Greece, from 24 to 26 April 2026. Hosted at the University…
The rapid rise of generative AI is doing more than just changing how we write code or design graphics; it is fundamentally altering the rhythm of the European workplace. While technical proficiency is vital, the ability to adapt to these shifts – often referred to as resilience – has emerged as a cornerstone of professional…
Europe is entering a decisive phase in its digital transformation. As Generative AI becomes embedded across industries, the demand for new AI-driven competences – and new job roles – is rising rapidly. The GenAISA consortium is responding to this need by developing 2 comprehensive Higher Education (HE) and Vocational Education and Training (VET) curricula in…
On 26–27 November 2025, the GenAISA consortium met in Derio, Spain, for the project’s third transnational meeting, hosted by Politeknika Txorierri. Partners from across Europe gathered at the campus in Derio, while additional participants joined online, for two days of focused collaboration, planning, and technical exchange. The meeting marked an important milestone as the project…
At Politeknika Txorierri, Artificial Intelligence is no longer a thing of the future, it’s part of everyday learning. In the Computer Science and Automation programs, students have already been working with computer vision systems capable of detecting objects, recognizing patterns, and analysing environments in real time. These technologies have helped automate industrial processes, improve the…
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the European job market faster than any previous wave of technological innovation. From the creative industries to manufacturing, AI tools are becoming essential instruments of productivity and innovation. As a result, entirely new professional roles are emerging—roles that did not exist even a few years ago. Among them, the…
(by Konstantinos I. Kyritsis, Research & Development Engineer, Code.Hub) AI Creates New Opportunities for Marketers In marketing, speed and effectiveness often pull in opposite directions. Today’s competitive pace and always-on channels pressure teams to produce attention-grabbing content at an ever-increasing rate. The evolution of generative AI presents significant opportunities for marketers to accelerate output without…
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a theoretical concept taught in computer science classes or discussed in research papers. Across Europe, vocational education and training (VET) providers are beginning to integrate generative AI into their programmes, transforming the way learners acquire skills and the way educators deliver content. This shift marks a decisive…
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly emerged as a transformative force across industries, reshaping not only technological development but also the skills required in the labour market. A recent analysis conducted by the GenAISA project, combining survey results from education providers and job market data across Europe, highlights both the progress and the challenges in…
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