GenAISA на PCI 2026: Представяне на иновации в областта на изкуствения интелект в Атина
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 of West Attica, PCI 2026 is a premier forum for researchers and practitioners to share advancements in computing. For GenAISA, this represents a vital opportunity to validate our findings and engage with the wider scientific community.
Special Session: AI for Disruptive Practices
Our leading partner, the University of Patras, is organising a dedicated special session titled:
“AI for disruptive professional and educational practices.”
This session aligns perfectly with the core mission of GenAISA. It will explore the rapidly evolving landscape of AI skills, specifically focusing on how Generative AI is reshaping professional roles and educational methodologies. Key areas of discussion will include:
- Identifying gaps and mismatches in the current AI skills supply.
- The emergence of new occupational profiles driven by AI adoption.
- Strategies for reskilling and upskilling in the age of GenAI.
- The use of AI for teaching and learning, from schools to Higher Education.
Presenting GenAISA’s First Results
The consortium will be actively contributing to the session by presenting two seminal papers based on our work over the past year:
- The GenAI Training Supply: An analysis of current educational offerings across Europe.
- The GenAI Competences Map: A comprehensive framework defining the skills required for the next generation of AI-driven roles.
Presenting these results at a conference whose proceedings are published by ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) ensures that GenAISA’s outputs reach a global audience of experts and policy-makers.
Call for Papers: Join the Conversation
We invite researchers, educators, and industry experts within our network to contribute to this dialogue. Whether you are working on future AI roles, sector-specific requirements, or innovative collaborations between academia and industry, we encourage you to submit your work.
Key Information for Authors:
- Submission Deadline (Special Sessions): 25 January 2026
- Notification of Authors: 22 February 2026
- Camera-Ready Papers: 8 March 2026
- Conference Dates: 24–26 April 2026
- Publication: Accepted papers will be published by ACM in the International Conference Proceedings Series (ICPS).
For full details on submission guidelines and the specific tracks available, please visit the official conference website: https://pci2026.uniwa.gr/.
We look forward to seeing you in Athens as we continue to shape the future of Generative AI education and professional standards in Europe.
