How can educators turn the growing demand for generative AI skills into meaningful learning experiences? The Generative AI Skills Academy (GenAISA) invites trainers, educators, facilitators and teaching staff to its second European workshop, taking place online on 28 October 2026 as part of the event Driving AI Adoption through the Pact for Skills and Beyond:…
On August 2 2026, the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation will enforce transparency requirements. Under the EU AI Act article 50, many of the AI systems used on a daily basis will have to “introduce themselves” before beginning to interact. The Artificial Intelligence Regulation is the world’s first regulation to comprehensively govern AI, setting concrete obligations…
The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally shifted the baseline of professional skills. Complex coding sequences can now be generated in seconds, data analysis can be automated with natural language prompts, and technical workflows that once required days of specialised labour are executed instantly. In this landscape, it is easy to assume that…
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…
Generative artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming learning, work and creative processes. As a result, it is becoming increasingly important not only to observe the latest technological trends, but also to test new solutions in practice. This was the aim of the workshop organised as part of the Erasmus+ project GenAISA (Generative AI Skills Academy), during…
Workshop Recap • 4 June 2026 From Promptsto AI Agents The workshop was jointly organised by GenAISA and Businessmap. Over 100 professionals joined us live to watch one sentence become a fully executable project plan, built in real time by a prompt that turns into an AI agent. 100+ Participants attended 31 Course registrations so…
The GenAISA project successfully delivered the workshop “From Artificial Intelligence to the Skills of the Future” in Patras, Greece, on May 20, 2026. The workshop that gathered almost 100 participants was co-organised by the University of Patras, the University of Peloponnese and Olympic Training and Consulting as a parallel session of the 14th Regional Growth…
Europe’s labour market has already evolved. Generative AI is no longer a future skill—it is already reshaping everyday work across sectors. While advanced AI expertise is increasingly valuable, there is also a growing need for accessible, practical training that supports professionals across industries—not only specialists. The GenAISA consortium is addressing this need by developing a…
Companies across Europe are racing to deploy generative AI. Yet most are confusing access with readiness – and paying the price. Redesigning Work for the AI Era According to Deloitte’s State of AI in the Enterprise 2026, 84% of companies have not redesigned jobs or work processes around AI capabilities, despite recognising that insufficient worker…
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…
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