Events for you

Participants solve coding problems from LeetCode to improve their algorithm skills. This competition-style meetup is suited for individuals who want to practice and prepare for weekly LeetCode contests. It provides a focused environment for algorithm study and coding practice.

Participants collaborate in a four-hour design sprint to explore how AI tools can accelerate UX/UI design. This event is aimed at UX/UI designers, product managers, and design enthusiasts interested in AI design workflows. Attendees learn by experimenting with AI-powered tools to quickly create and showcase product wireframes and screens.

AI Salon KL features conversations with enterprise leaders from AEON 360 and Foodpanda about deploying AI at scale in consumer businesses. The event explores challenges like legacy systems and organizational buy-in while showcasing practical AI development tools such as FPT AI Token Factory. Attendees will gain insights into moving from AI experimentation to production in large organizations.

Founders' Mondays is a weekly offline event in Singapore where AI founders and builders gather to bring a meaningful startup challenge and set clear goals for the week. Attendees work alongside peers to create focus and momentum at the start of the week. This event is designed to support startup founders in maintaining productive progress.

Python Practitioners - Special Interest Group is a virtual meeting for both professional and amateur Python users to discuss ongoing projects, challenges, and Python-related topics. Participants share experiences and ask questions in a collaborative online setting. This event supports community exchange and keeps attendees updated on Python and related local business events.

This event features a Q&A and discussion with co-authors of the Europe2031 AI scenario, focusing on Europe's political and economic future shaped by AI. It is designed for policy professionals, researchers, and founders interested in AI policy and Europe's role in the AI era. Attendees can engage in breakout sessions to explore alternative trajectories and actions.

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 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 AI competition features demos, use cases, and a Q&A to help participants build a project portfolio. It is designed for those interested in developing and showcasing their AI skills. Attendees can learn how to publish their progress on GitHub and engage with AI challenges.

Founders building AI products for content and storytelling discuss the opportunities and challenges of bringing these technologies to market. The event features a startup panel with AI entrepreneurs sharing their experiences. Attendees can network before and after the panel to connect with peers and industry experts.

This event explores the challenges of sustaining civic technology and public infrastructure after initial funding ends. It brings together community members, policymakers, and operators to discuss governance, licensing, and shared space management. Attendees will learn about systems that enable ongoing civic collaboration and infrastructure use.

This event offers expert advice and guidance for applicants preparing to enter the Velocity $100k Challenge. Attendees will learn about prototyping requirements and how to effectively demonstrate their concept to strengthen their competition entry. It is designed for students and early-stage founders interested in entrepreneurship and competition participation.

This event features startup founders presenting their pitches in a competition format. It is designed for founders and investors interested in discovering emerging startups and supporting new ventures. Attendees can see early-stage companies compete and gain exposure to innovative business ideas in Berlin.

Founders pitch their startup ideas directly to investors and key figures in the startup ecosystem. This event is for entrepreneurs looking to gain exposure, receive feedback, and secure potential investment. Attendees include investors and stakeholders interested in supporting early-stage ventures and fostering connections within the community.

Founders present their innovative startup ideas directly to investors and key ecosystem stakeholders. The event provides opportunities for exposure, feedback, and potential investment. It fosters connections and idea exchange within the entrepreneurial community in Paris.

Founders present their startup ideas directly to investors and key ecosystem figures at this competition event in Warsaw. Attendees gain exposure, receive feedback, and may secure funding to support their ventures. The event fosters connections and idea exchange among entrepreneurs and investors.

This event explores building a credible carbon economy by connecting research with startup creation in climate tech. It is designed for researchers, founders, investors, operators, and students interested in carbon removal, capture, storage, and utilization. Participants will engage with expert talks and an interactive venture idea sprint to develop early-stage startup concepts.

This is a competition focused on AI agent engineering design challenges. Participants can learn about the design approaches used in IT industries and the difficulties encountered when applying technologies in IT and other sectors. The event is suitable for those interested in AI and engineering problem-solving in a competitive format.

This event features a dinner discussion focused on secure AI adoption within organizations. Security leaders will explore practical strategies to manage shadow AI and ensure safe employee use of AI tools. Attendees will gain insights to implement secure AI practices without hindering business operations.

This event is an informal networking meetup held at Meow Wolf Las Vegas' Omega Mart during Black Hat. Attendees can explore the immersive venue, enjoy food and drinks, and engage in conversations with peers. An optional scavenger hunt adds a fun challenge with prizes for participants.

This offline competition event in New York City focuses on self-hosting AI models amid increasing regulatory pressures. It is for AI developers, technologists, and advocates interested in maintaining autonomy over AI technology. Attendees learn about challenges, regulatory landscape shifts, and practical steps to run their own AI freely.

Early-stage founders building on Baseten present their AI models and inference stacks, sharing technical stories and challenges. The event targets engineers and technical founders interested in AI inference technology. It provides a stage for demos and networking in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Founders present their startup ideas in pitch format to investors and key members of the startup ecosystem. This event is for entrepreneurs seeking feedback, exposure, and potential investment. Attendees include investors and stakeholders who support startup growth and networking.

This event showcases Checkmate AI’s technology suite for regulatory compliance and driver funding in Japanese motorsport. Attendees will hear from Nanami Tsukamoto, a professional racer, about her experience in driver sponsorship and industry equity. The event is aimed at those interested in the intersection of motorsport, finance, and technology strategy.