On Sunday, July 19, Girls Who AI and Genspark are hosting a Spark Session in London! This is a hands-on afternoon for women (and everyone else) who want to actually use AI, not just hear about it.

Date: Sunday, July 19
Time: 12:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Brand new to AI? Perfect. Already deep in it? Even better. This event is for founders, marketers, mums, creatives, and anyone curious about what AI can do for them. All levels welcome.

Hosted by Nasima Ahmed of Girls Who AI in partnership with Media Hive — the same format that packed a room at MENA Blockchain Week in Dubai. Expect prompt battles, live demos, and zero boring slides.

RSVP on Luma → https://luma.com/x1qzxda3?tk=VBJZ1Y

Get ready for an inspiring conversation packed with real takeaways. 🔥

You won’t want to miss it.

Join the session on July 8 at 3:15 PM PDT to see how Genspark Design can help you:

• Turn rough ideas into polished posters

• Build interactive prototypes faster

• Go from concept to something ready to ship

• Create and refine everything in one workflow

Watch it on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOgJGqVXGEk

Thiago ran a masterclass on using Genspark for legal document workflows in Rio de Janeiro, producing three community assets in the process: a legal workflow dashboard, a multilingual user guide in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, and a legal field manual. The event led directly to an invitation for Thiago to speak at the Bar Association of Rio de Janeiro on July 9 as a Genspark Genius Ambassador representative.

[Visit Thiago's chapter → link]

Genspark Milan Mixer Hosted by Luca Ye

Luca brought together 20+ attendees with a 72% turnout rate — founders in AI and robotics, investors from four VC firms, and operators from Bending Spoons and L.E.K. Live Genspark demos across research, decks, websites, and workflow automation. Several attendees called the demos "directly useful for their work" and asked for referral links on the spot.

[Visit Luca's chapter → link]

Genspark Genius Bangalore — Episode 1 Hosted by Abhishek Kumar

 The first-ever Genspark Genius event in Bangalore drew 50+ attendees to the Microsoft Office Bellandur for a hands-on build-along. Founders, consultants, PMs, analysts, and GTM folks built a full workflow live: Super Agent for research, AI Sheets for analysis, AI Slides for the executive deck. One attendee, a school principal, started a live spinoff project during the session.

[Visit Abhishek's chapter → link]

Korea AI Meetup Hosted by Jaeyong Choi

The Korea Genspark AI Research Society held their regular meetup on June 27. Shoutout to Jaeyong for keeping the Korea chapter active and connected.

[Visit Jaeyong's chapter → link]

AI Show & Tell, Busan Hosted by Heejin Jeong

Heejin launched the brand-new Busan chapter with an offline Show & Tell — a peer-to-peer format where attendees shared real AI workflows from their own work. A strong first event for a chapter that's just getting started.

[Visit Heejin's chapter → link]

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Corey brought founders, real estate investors, business owners, and consultants to Genspark HQ for a no-theory, all-live-demo evening. He opened by asking the room who already had an AI assistant and built the whole session around their honest answers. People texted him that night showing what they'd built. Several asked when the next one was before they left.

[Visit Corey's chapter → link]

Singapore Spark Session at Microsoft Office Hosted by Palaash Jadav

Singapore's first Spark Session combined a fireside on enterprise AI adoption, a live demo from Jerome Bernardeau (the CIO who built 25+ internal tools without a dev team), and a hands-on build-along where the whole room built something real. The standout moment: Jerome live-demoed his entire workflow and attendees replicated it on the spot.

Big shoutout to Palaash for pulling together one of the most hands-on sessions the community has seen so far.

[Visit Palaash's chapter → link]

Girls Who AI x Genspark, Dubai Hosted by Nasima Ahmed

Nasima ran the only female AI workshop at MENA Blockchain Week — a full auditorium, almost entirely an audience encountering Genspark for the first time. She skipped the traditional demo format and invented something better on the spot: Prompt Battles. Two audience members, same prompt, crowd votes. The room went electric, and the format has already spread to other chapters.

Big shoutout to Nasima for representing Genspark on an international stage and building a format the whole community can steal.

[Visit Nasima's chapter → link]

Read the full story → https://www.genspark.ai/blog/cbre-genspark-case-study

That changed with Genspark AI Developer. His first major project: a complete operational system for a local pizzeria, built from scratch — AI call answering, customer profiles, win-back SMS campaigns, and more. Eight features he would never have been able to deliver alone.

"I was basically siloed before. That's not something I could touch before AI." — Daniel Marama

Read the full story → https://www.genspark.ai/blog/marketing-consultant-used-genspark

For over a year, Genspark has been part of his daily workflow. The result: illustration planning time dropped from 30 minutes to 10. That's roughly 200 minutes saved every single day.

"It's like a Swiss Army knife." — Jinho Jung, CEO of J Visual School

Read the full story → https://www.genspark.ai/blog/from-30-minutes-to-10-jinho-jung-genspark

What used to take weeks or months with external contractors now takes hours. He built a PDF workflow tool in two hours that replaced paid Acrobat licenses entirely.

"Try Genspark. It will change your view of how you can deliver things quickly and efficiently. It's not a cost. It's an investment." — Jerome, CIO of FICOFI

Read the full story → https://www.genspark.ai/blog/ficofi-cio-ai-internal-tools