Project Milestones

On 16–17 June 2026, the GenAISA consortium gathered in Kaunas, Lithuania, for the project’s fourth transnational meeting, hosted by Kaunas University of Technology (KTU). Representatives from the project partners came together to review the progress achieved across the project’s work packages and to coordinate the final preparations before the large-scale pilot implementation of the GenAISA…

For decades, technology has helped us record and edit music. But for the first time in history, technology is creating it. Generative AI is shifting music from something we simply play to something we co-author with algorithms. How does a computer “write” a song? Generative AI doesn’t “feel” music; it calculates it. Modern models (like Suno, Udio, or Meta’s…

From job stability to task fluidity: implications for workforce development Artificial intelligence has moved from a peripheral technology to a structural force reshaping labour markets at unprecedented speed. Rapid advances in computing power, data availability, and generative models have driven widespread organisational adoption, with measurable productivity and cost impacts across sectors. Crucially, this transformation is…

Generative artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare by enabling the creation of new text, images and synthetic datasets from large amounts of medical data. In hospitals and research institutions, these technologies are increasingly connected to health data spaces. These are federated environments where different organisations can securely share and analyse health information without concentrating all raw…

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…

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…

Generative AI is rapidly becoming embedded across workplaces, elevating prompt engineering from a niche technical skill to a basic expectation for many professionals. Once confined to AI specialists, prompt engineering—the art of crafting clear, purposeful instructions to guide advanced AI models—is emerging as an essential capability for virtually any role. As AI interfaces proliferate, knowing how…

The second in-person partner meeting of the GenAISA – Generative AI Skills Academy project took place on 18–19 June 2025, hosted by RMIT Europe at their Barcelona office. This productive two-day gathering brought together project partners to evaluate progress, collaborate on key deliverables, and align next steps as the initiative moves into its core development…

(by Dimitrios P. Iracleous, Learning and Development Director, Code.Hub) Overview of the working paradigm Gen AI is a modern tool for the professional that can be only compared to a junior human assistant with access to a vast library and always improving with the context of the current tasks. The user does not need to…

The Generative AI Skills Academy (GenAISA) project officially began with a successful kick-off meeting on December 3–4, 2024, bringing together partners from across Europe to chart the path for addressing the critical skills gap in generative AI technologies. Held a hybrid form in-person and online, the meeting set the stage for the project’s innovative approach…