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1,127 listed worldwide, in date order.
Boston Code and Coffee is a casual meetup for developers and tech enthusiasts in the Cambridge area to connect and collaborate over coffee. Attendees check in at the CIC Cambridge venue and gather for informal discussions and networking. The event is suitable for anyone interested in software development and community building.
Join us on **Saturday, August 8** at the Arlington Public Library's Central Branch for a free screening of the film ***Am I?*** followed by a group discuss
The Community AI Research Network hosts a launch meeting focused on humans and AI working together to solve real-world problems. The event is aimed at participants interested in AI collaboration and research. Attendees can engage with the community to explore AI applications and network with others in the field.
Code & Coffee is a biweekly informal coding meetup held at Prototype PGH in Pittsburgh. Participants work on coding projects together while enjoying coffee. The event is aimed at coders looking to practice their skills and network in an inclusive environment.
This session explores how top universities are redefining success beyond grades by focusing on communication, critical thinking, character, and empathy in students. It shares insights from Prof. Po-Shen Loh's mentorship of high school students admitted to Harvard. Parents, educators, students, and community leaders interested in education, AI, and future career skills will find value in this event.
This event focuses on practicing coding interview problems with a session dedicated to Depth First Search. It is intended for individuals preparing for technical interviews who want to improve their problem-solving skills. Participants can collaborate with volunteers presenting and discussing coding topics in Bellevue.
This workshop explores the future of AI in the next 1 to 5 years and its potential effects on work, crime, relationships, and society. It is designed for the general public without requiring technical knowledge. Attendees will engage with AI demonstrations and forecasting exercises to understand how AI could transform daily life.
Founders Running Club hosts weekly easy runs combined with networking and talks for founders, investors, operators, and creators. The event fosters community and connection in a relaxed setting in the San Francisco Bay Area. Attendees can engage in casual exercise alongside peers to build relationships and share insights.
This event provides an introduction to generative AI, including tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. It is designed for those who are not yet familiar with advanced AI concepts and want to learn the basics. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge useful for understanding and applying generative AI technology.
This event is an informal gathering called an Eviction Party held at Bryan's house in Sacramento. It appears to be a social event possibly related to Bryan's legal dispute with a property management company. Attendees will meet in person for a community or personal celebration rather than startup or VC ecosystem purposes.
This event is an in-person networking meetup held at Panera Bread in Cupertino. It provides an opportunity for founders, entrepreneurs, and professionals to meet new people and connect in a social setting. Attendees can expand their network and engage with the local startup community on a Saturday night.
This event connects founders working in embodied AI and physical intelligence in New York City. It offers candid conversations with experienced builders and fosters new relationships within the emerging physical intelligence ecosystem. The event is designed to help founders exploring or entering the field find useful context and connections.
This event covers quantum estimators for spin-coupled generalized valence bond theory, focusing on electronic wavefunction compactification. It is aimed at researchers and practitioners interested in quantum computing and quantum chemistry. Attendees can expect a technical talk relevant for those working in or studying quantum computing algorithms and related fields.
This event is a discussion about the Apple FBI iPhone case held at Cafe Intermezzo in Dunwoody. It offers an opportunity for attendees interested in technology, privacy, and legal issues to engage in conversation. The event is suitable for people who want to learn about the intersection of technology and policy matters surrounding this case.
TechWalk hosts weekly networking events for members of the Tech and SaaS communities to meet new people while walking outdoors in a relaxed setting. This event welcomes everyone interested in networking, sharing ideas, and building relationships outside of typical social venues. It provides a healthy alternative to standard networking formats in the Chicago area.
This event is a virtual meetup where participants can network and connect with others in the startup and tech ecosystem. It is aimed at founders, operators, and tech enthusiasts interested in building relationships and sharing insights. Attendees join to expand their network and stay engaged with the Santa Monica and Los Angeles tech communities.
This event is an annual social gathering at the DEF CON conference in Las Vegas. It provides attendees with a casual environment to relax and connect by the pool. The event is suitable for DEF CON participants and those interested in networking in a low-key setting.
This event is a networking hike at Fresh Pond in Cambridge focused on the biotech community. It offers a chance to connect with others interested in health and bio sectors in an informal, outdoor setting. Attendees can enjoy a scenic walk while building professional relationships.
This event connects developers, designers, and potential startup collaborators in Peachtree Corners. Attendees can find startups to help or join during Atlanta Tech Week at Atlanta Tech Park. It is aimed at those interested in tech projects and starting or joining early-stage startups.
This event teaches how to improve the quality of output from low-cost AI models using structured prompts, workflows, and evaluation techniques. It is designed for builders, business users, creators, and AI practitioners who want to optimize AI workflows in a cost-effective way. Attendees will learn practical methods to balance quality and cost when choosing AI models.
This event brings together people interested in health and wellness for a casual walk starting at a matcha venue in New York City. Attendees will learn about matcha benefits, meet others passionate about longevity, and enjoy light exercise and conversation. It is designed to build the Longevity New York community and promote authentic connections.
This event is an in-person meetup held at Peet's Coffee & Tea in Fair Oaks. It provides an opportunity for individuals to gather and network in the local startup and tech community. Attendees can connect face-to-face with others interested in the ecosystem and share updates or ideas informally.
This event is an in-person meetup for people involved in tech or interested in starting a career or hobby in tech. Attendees can connect with others who share an interest in technology and explore various tech topics in a casual environment. It provides a space for networking and informal discussion for tech enthusiasts in Honolulu.
This hackathon challenges students, creators, founders, PMs, and engineers to build voice-first AI applications using VoiceOS. Participants develop projects in a day and pitch to YC judges to win OpenAI credits and cash prizes. The event fosters creativity in voice AI technology and encourages feedback on the VoiceOS launch.