During October, the AI4ProSa training activities on product safety and artificial intelligence will begin in the Czech Republic. They are aimed at professionals, students and trainers who are interested in learning about the new European product-safety requirements and discovering how generative AI can support their learning.
The training activities will combine online sessions and an in-person workshop in Prague. Throughout the activities, participants will have the opportunity to discover and use the AI4ProSa Assistant, a generative AI-based tool that will guide them through a learning pathway on product safety.
Learn and try AI4ProSa
The aim is not only to understand changes in legislation, but also to learn how to apply them in real professional situations.
With AI4ProSa, participants will be able to:
- follow a learning pathway adapted to their profile;
- explore key product-safety topics;
- learn through practical examples and real-life scenarios;
- check their knowledge and understanding;
- and experience first-hand how AI can support product-safety training.
Participants’ experience will also be essential in helping us validate the AI4ProSa Assistant in a real training environment.
Would you like to try the AI4ProSa Assistant?
Participation in the training activities is free of charge and is open to company professionals, VET students and teachers, authorities and other organisations interested in product safety and artificial intelligence.
The activities will begin on 8 October 2026 with an online session, followed by an in-person workshop in Prague on 16 October, and will conclude with a final online session on 19 November 2026.
To make participation easier, the sessions will be delivered in English and Czech.
Register and take part
You can register for the training activities using the following link:
Places are limited, so we recommend registering early.
If you need further information about the training activities, or would like to find out how to take part and try AI4ProSa, please contact us at:
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