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1,127 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event explores reinforcement learning concepts, typically based on the Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning textbook. It is designed for those interested in AI and machine learning theory and applications. Attendees can deepen their understanding of multi-agent learning techniques in an online setting.
This event features a mini-golf night for builders, security engineers, and AI leaders to socialize and test Flint AI tools in an informal setting. It is designed for professionals attending AI and cybersecurity conferences in Las Vegas who want to engage in relaxed competition and candid conversations. The gathering provides a chance to experience Flint AI in a low-key environment without pitches or presentations.
This event introduces and onboards volunteers interested in civic technology through an in-person meeting. It provides an opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and socialize in Honolulu. Attendees can learn about volunteer roles and connect with the local civic tech community.
This event offers an opportunity to network and learn about the Women Applying AI community. It welcomes women working with AI at all levels and allies interested in the AI ecosystem. Attendees will connect with local AI professionals and explore ways to contribute or grow within this community.
This event explores the current state of quantum computing and its practical applications beyond research labs. Professor Amlan Chakrabarti will discuss real-world uses, challenges in commercialization, and comparisons of quantum innovation ecosystems in India and the U.S. The talk is aimed at those interested in the intersection of quantum technology, industry, and policy.
This online meetup explores how to use AI to enhance and accelerate the growth of personal brands in 2026. It is aimed at individuals interested in leveraging AI tools for personal marketing and brand building. Attendees can learn strategies relevant to personal development and professional visibility using AI technology.
Cyber Founders Happy Hour is a founders-only networking event for cybersecurity startup builders to relax and connect outside the expo setting. Attendees can enjoy drinks and informal conversations with peers without keynotes or booths. This event is designed for cyber founders seeking real talk and community in Las Vegas.
This meetup features founder insights and a facility tour focused on hard technology innovation in the Front Range region. It is designed for founders and operators involved in deep technology development. Attendees can expect to connect with peers and learn about the local hardware and hard tech ecosystem.
This meetup brings together members of the Philadelphia Code Club for a casual evening at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s garden bar. Attendees can socialize in a relaxed outdoor setting while enjoying drinks and conversation. It is designed for local developers and community members to connect and network informally.
People from Atlanta gather in small groups to discuss the impact of AI on themselves, their families, and their community. This event is for anyone interested in exploring AI issues through conversation rather than expert presentations or pitches. Attendees exchange perspectives to identify local challenges and actions related to AI effects on society.
This event presents the newest startups graduating from the Founder Institute San Francisco Spring 2026 cohort. Founders, investors, and ecosystem supporters will learn about the new portfolio companies and their business ideas. It is an opportunity to discover early-stage startups and emerging innovations in the FI community.
Security leaders including CISOs, AppSec, and product security professionals gather at The Ski Lodge in Las Vegas for a private cocktail reception before Black Hat. The event focuses on the challenges of keeping software moving quickly while maintaining security and control. Attendees can expect a relaxed setting with drinks, food, and conversations on the future of software security.
This event concerns the future leadership and continuation of the DBAtlanta group based in Atlanta. The organizer is retiring and looking for someone interested in taking over the group to keep it active. Participants are invited to express their interest or provide feedback to influence future meetings.
This event is a virtual meetup for people interested or active in the blockchain and crypto space based in the DMV area and beyond. Attendees can network and engage with peers, sharing knowledge and updates in the field. It is suitable for community members looking to connect and collaborate in blockchain and crypto sectors.
This event is a morning workout session designed for cybersecurity professionals attending Black Hat in Las Vegas. Participants engage in a heart rate-based interval training to energize their day and network casually before conference activities begin. It offers a casual, fitness-focused environment to connect with peers and prepare for the day ahead.
This event is a weekly in-person gathering at The Meteor in Austin where attendees meet for coffee and breakfast. It is designed for people interested in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency to network casually each Tuesday morning. Participants can connect with others in the crypto community and discuss related topics in an informal setting.
This roundtable event gathers founders, security engineers, operators, investors, and public-sector leaders involved in the cybersecurity ecosystem. Participants will discuss topics such as cyber defense, cloud security, identity management, application security, critical infrastructure, and policy. Attendees can network and collaborate to advance cybersecurity innovation in Washington, DC.
This free 2-hour online webinar introduces AI full stack development for beginners, students, and software developers. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge and practical skills in AI programming. The event is ideal for those starting their journey in AI development and seeking accessible training.
This event hosts networking and introductions for digital technology businesses from across the nation. Attendees include professionals looking to connect with like-minded peers in the digital technology space. It offers opportunities to build relationships and engage in meaningful conversations online.
This hackathon workshop explores the use of AI agents in computational biology research. It is designed for computational biologists, machine learning researchers, and wet-lab scientists interested in automation and agent-based research tools. Participants will learn about the current capabilities, best practices, and practical applications of AI agents in biology workflows.
This webinar provides information about the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA program. It is designed for prospective students interested in learning about admissions and program details. Attendees gain insights to help them decide if the MBA fits their educational and career goals.
This event is a casual breakfast meetup for founders, operators, and people involved in startups to connect and share ideas. Attendees meet in person at a cafe in New York City for informal conversations without a formal agenda. It offers an opportunity to build relationships and start the day with coffee and networking.
This event provides an orientation and panel that overview the entrepreneurship ecosystem at Columbia University. It highlights events and resources available to students and offers a chance to ask questions about student experiences. The session is designed for those interested in learning about entrepreneurship activities at Columbia.
This virtual workshop explains the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer application process. Founders will learn how to craft applications to secure non-dilutive startup funding. It is aimed at those seeking government grants to support early-stage innovation and technology development.