AI-SECRETT | AI & Creativity

This is why AI literacy needs more than tutorials. It needs educators, creatives, researchers, communicators and citizens bringing different perspectives into the same conversation. We explored this idea in our latest article: Read it here⬇️ aisecrett.eu/ai-literacy-ac… #AISECRETT

A more useful conversation starts with better questions: What are we delegating? What are we assuming? What becomes easier? What becomes harder to see? Where do we still need human judgement?

Knowing the tool is only the beginning... 💭 AI is becoming part of how we learn, work, create and communicate. So maybe the real question is not just “Can we use it?”. It is: “Do we understand what it is changing?” A short thread👇

New on the AI-SECRETT website: Documents 📚 Its Open Docs subsection already includes the first PDF available to read: Mission, Vision and Values. If you’d like to explore it, you can read it here⬇️ aisecrett.eu/documents/open…

🔔A quick reminder that the survey is still open for responses! If you work around AI, culture or creative content, your perspective would be very valuable⬇️

And that is also the “what for”. Not just to teach AI, but to help shape professionals who can engage with it responsibly, creatively and critically, while connecting digital transformation with its ecological and social consequences.

That is why AI-SECRETT does not approach AI as a neutral shortcut or as a way of creating passive users of closed platforms. The aim is to support a more critical, human-centred and European approach to AI: one that values autonomy, creativity, open ecosystems & informed choice.

Why does a project like AI-SECRETT need a Mission, Vision and Values framework? Because AI in creativity and education is not just about tools. It is also about the principles behind them: who shapes them, whose values they reflect, and what kind of future they help build.

How should human creative content be labelled in the AI era? Take part in AI-SECRETT’s anonymous survey on AI in cultural production, focused on perceptions, concerns and the feasibility of labelling human creative content. Add your perspective here⬇️ encuestas.uv.es/index.php/9967…

What these days leave behind is not only a set of sessions, but a clearer shared direction for the work ahead. That is also part of what meetings like this make possible.

And then there is the part that never fits fully into an agenda: the pauses, the conversations between sessions, the quieter moments that help collaboration feel more natural, more open and more real.

A meeting like this is not only about the agenda. It is also about what starts to click when people, ideas and next steps finally share the same room. A few more moments from AI-SECRETT in Larissa 👇

A few first glimpses from Larissa, with more still to come! We’ll keep sharing moments from the meeting over the next few days. #AISECRETT #Larissa #ConsortiumMeeting

What these first hours in Larissa already show is that collaborative projects are built in more than one way. Through structured meetings, yes, but also through presence, conversation, context and the gradual process of coming back into a common space of work together.

📍Larissa, Days 0–1: The AI-SECRETT consortium meeting is already taking shape in Greece. And, as often happens in projects like this, some of the most meaningful moments begin before the formal agenda does: arrival, first conversations, shared time and starting to connect again.