Generado

Generado is the past participle of the Spanish verb generar. It is used as an adjective or as part of compound verb forms to indicate that something has been produced, created, or originated. In perfect tenses, it agrees with the auxiliary and with the noun it modifies: for example, “el informe ha sido generado” or “las claves fueron generadas.” As an adjective, it can describe an entity that results from a generating process, as in “datos generados” or “resultados generados automáticamente.”

In computing, data processing, and information management, generado is frequently used to refer to outputs produced by algorithms, software, or systems. Common expressions include “archivos generados,” “resultados generados por IA,” and “contenido generado.” The phrase “contenido generado” is also used in reference to user-generated content or machine-generated content, depending on the context.

Grammatical notes include gender and number agreement: generado (masculine singular), generada (feminine singular), generados (masculine plural), generadas (feminine plural). Etymologically, generado derives from the Latin verb generare, itself from a root related to producing or birth (gen-). The term is widely used across domains to denote output or production resulting from a process, whether manual, automated, or algorithmic.