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119 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event brings together technical minds interested in AI to share projects, ask questions, and learn about the latest developments in artificial intelligence. Attendees can connect with local AI builders, experts, and learners in North County. It encourages community-driven knowledge exchange in a casual setting.
This event introduces participants to Claude Code in the terminal and teaches how to build full stack applications from scratch using Claude. It is aimed at individuals interested in learning the fundamentals of Claude coding and real product development. Attendees will gain practical skills to create apps from zero to one.
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 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.
TechConnect is a global virtual networking event for developers, AI engineers, software architects, data scientists, DevOps professionals, and tech enthusiasts. Participants can connect with peers and expand their professional networks in data, AI, and technology fields. The event provides opportunities for career growth and community building in a fully online format.
This event features a monthly mixer and showcase for the Austin LangChain and AI Middleware Users Group. It provides an opportunity for networking and sharing innovations around AI middleware technologies. The event is suited for professionals interested in AI development and application in the Austin area.
This in-person event features a presentation on writing concise and effective prompts for large language models, followed by Q&A and networking. It is aimed at anyone working with or interested in improving their interactions with AI tools for tasks like image classification and code explanation. Attendees will gain practical skills to create clearer prompts and enhance AI-driven workflows.
CyberConnect is an online networking event for cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts. It connects SOC analysts, red teamers, threat intelligence experts, and newcomers to the field. Attendees can build global connections and explore career opportunities in cybersecurity.
This event showcases demos and hosts a panel discussion on developing, shipping, and scaling AI agentic workflows. It is aimed at tech founders, builders, and AI enthusiasts interested in AI technology development. Attendees can network with startups and leaders in the AI space while gaining insights into current AI tools and trends.
AI practitioners present real demonstrations and engage in conversations about AI applications and challenges. The event is designed for those interested in practical AI insights rather than hype. Attendees can learn from specific use cases and network with AI-focused founders and operators.
This is an informal networking event held at Stoup Brewing in Seattle where attendees can meet new people and reconnect with others. It is intended for individuals interested in tech and startup communities who want to socialize and collaborate in a relaxed setting. Participants can bring laptops and engage in project work or casual discussions.
This event is a startup and tech networking mixer held in New York City. It is designed for entrepreneurs, investors, and operators to connect and build relationships within the startup ecosystem. Attendees must register on Luma to participate at the designated venue.
This event connects professionals from various markets for structured and informal networking online. It welcomes all professionals, including small business owners, creatives, and consultants seeking new clients, collaborators, and ideas. Participants can join breakout rooms and a main session to expand their network beyond local circles.
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.
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 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 gathers people across the Atlanta tech community for a lively in-person networking evening at Palate Atlanta Tasting Room. Attendees can connect with others involved in building, investing, hiring, and creating within the tech ecosystem. It offers a social setting to share ideas and perspectives while tapping into the local tech momentum.
This event connects founders and aspiring founders to find cofounders through structured networking designed to foster real collaboration. It is for people with startup ideas as well as those seeking ideas to join and build startups. Attendees engage in purposeful conversations beyond casual networking to build motivated founding teams.
This event hosts civic-minded people working on social good tech projects. Attendees connect and collaborate on projects that may include coding and technology for public benefit. It is designed for individuals interested in civic technology and social impact in Atlanta.
Durham Social Hack Night is a casual social event for technology professionals to gather and connect in Durham. Attendees can socialize and share ideas in a relaxed setting at Hi-Wire Brewing. This event offers an opportunity to build relationships and engage with the local tech community.
This event offers an informal coffee networking opportunity for entrepreneurs, startup founders, technologists, VCs, and angel investors to connect and share experiences. It is designed for individuals involved in the startup ecosystem around San Francisco. Participants can meet potential collaborators, investors, and peers to build relationships and explore opportunities.
This event features discussion and informative talks for participants interested in the PLUG North community. It is designed for people who want to engage in a networking setting and learn about relevant topics. Attendees can connect with peers and expand their professional network in the Bluebell area.
This is a global online networking event for people involved in building and critically examining AI applications. Participants engage in open-format discussions covering AI ethics, bias, and responsible innovation. The event connects individuals interested in the intersection of AI technology and ethical considerations.
This event hosts networking and presentations for SQL users and data professionals based in the United States. It provides opportunities to connect with peers, hear featured talks, and engage in discussions related to SQL and data topics. Attendees can also join the user group to access additional learning content and past presentations.