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What exists today, what comes next and what we are working towards. We update this page when something changes, and we only announce plans as facts once they are confirmed.

Last updated November 1, 2026

Now

In place today.

  • This website

    In English, with Spanish and Catalan versions under review.

  • Founding community list

    Email updates for people who want to take part. Join it.

  • Enquiries from organisations

    Training and advisory enquiries are open. Make one.

  • Code of conduct

    Published before any community space opens. Read it.

Next

Planned, not yet scheduled.

  • Online spaces

    A WhatsApp community for local announcements and a Discord for structured discussion, each opening with moderators, rules and a clear privacy explanation.

  • A first event in Barcelona

    A cross-disciplinary evening, announced only once the date, venue and programme are confirmed.

  • A regular rhythm

    Our aim is one in-person event a month and an online workshop every two weeks.

  • First practical guides

    Hands-on material written from real work, starting with an introduction to AI agents and the Model Context Protocol.

  • Workshops for teams

    A first set of role-based AI literacy workshops.

Later

Long-term direction.

  • Advisory council and working groups

    See how the council will work.

  • Barcelona AI Adoption Report 2027

    A practitioner survey of how AI is really being adopted across disciplines and organisations, published only after the data is collected, with its method and limits.

  • Policy contributions

    Evidence-based responses to public consultations.

  • An association

    A non-profit association for community and research work, if there is a real membership to govern it.

Commitments for the 2027 report

A small, honest report is worth more than a grand one. Before we publish anything, we will:

  • Publish the target population and sampling approach before looking at the results.
  • Ask about sectors and roles without collecting unnecessary personal data.
  • Keep respondents' opinions separate from verified facts and measured results.
  • Disclose the sample size, collection dates, recruitment channels and likely biases.
  • Share the questionnaire and non-sensitive aggregate data where we lawfully can.
  • Invite independent review of the conclusions and state their limits.

How we report progress

Event recaps with real dates and speaker-approved material. We do not publish member counts, testimonials or partner logos we cannot stand behind.