Events for you

This event explores the challenge of housing affordability and promotes the need for building more homes in dense locations. It is aimed at individuals interested in housing solutions and urban development in Sydney. Attendees can learn about transparency and openness as key factors in addressing housing supply issues.

This event covers data transformation techniques for AI projects. It targets individuals interested in AI, including developers and practitioners looking to improve their data handling skills. Attendees learn practical approaches to prepare data for AI applications in an in-person setting in Frankfurt.

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.

Take a behind-the-scenes bus tour of five active projects and discover what it takes to bring a development from blueprint to reality.

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.

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 discussion. Am I? showcases the cutting-edge research exploring whether or not our current AI systems could be, or could become, conscious. It follows one of the leading AI consciousness researchers in the world, Cameron Berg, and includes conversations with top experts in the fields of philosophy, cognitive science, and machine learning. This film asks the question of what it means when we no longer know the nature of what we've created. Come join us for a fascinating film followed by a friendly and rigorous discussion about one of the most fascinating -- and most important -- questions humanity may ever grapple with. All perspectives are welcome. Doors open at 12:45 p.m. The film will begin at 1:10. with a runtime of 1h 16m, with discussion beginning at approximately 2:30. Though you should feel free to leave at the noted end time of 3 o'clock, we have the room until 4 for those who would like an extended discussion. The Central Branch is an 8 minute walk from Virginia Square-GMU Metro Station (Orange and Silver Lines).

This online event covers fault tolerance and chaos engineering to help build resilient systems. It is designed for professionals seeking to improve system reliability through failure as a design principle. Attendees will learn foundational concepts that support operational robustness and system recovery.

This event teaches attendees how to build an AI Operations Agent that automates administrative tasks in business. It is designed for small and medium enterprises, founders, and anyone curious about applying AI to reduce time spent on admin duties. Participants get hands-on experience and leave with a working AI tool and knowledge to implement it further.

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 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 event brings together entrepreneurs, startup founders, and business leaders in Dubai for an evening of networking and connection. Attendees can meet peers and industry professionals to build relationships and explore opportunities in the startup ecosystem. It is designed for those looking to expand their professional network and engage with startup and business communities in the region.

This event brings people together in a board-room setting for collaborative MiniSprints and interactive activities designed to surprise and delight attendees. It is suited for innovators and creators interested in hands-on participation and networking in Melbourne. Attendees can expect an engaging environment for creativity and teamwork.

This online event focuses on implementing security measures specifically for Azure SQL Databases. It is aimed at cloud security professionals and IT practitioners interested in safeguarding organizational data in the cloud. Attendees will learn about best practices and strategies to protect valuable data assets within Microsoft Azure environments.

Experts and participants discuss the evolving impact of artificial intelligence on humanity and society. The event explores ethical, governance, and existential risks related to AI advancement. It is suited for anyone interested in AI's future and its societal implications.

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 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 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 session teaches how to improve the quality of outputs from low-cost AI models by designing effective systems involving prompts, workflows, and evaluation methods. It is aimed at builders, business users, creators, and AI practitioners who want to optimize AI workflows for cost and quality. Attendees will learn practical frameworks to achieve better drafts while managing expenses effectively.

This event offers an introduction to generative AI, covering basics like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. It is designed for those not yet familiar with advanced AI concepts seeking foundational knowledge. The session is led by an experienced military AI instructor to ensure clear and engaging learning.

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.

Participants gather in Seoul to work individually on their projects while benefiting from a structured group focus session. The event supports people who struggle with procrastination and need dedicated time to make measurable progress. It is suited for anyone with tasks requiring concentration across various fields who want to turn their to-do list into done work.

This offline event in Seoul convenes AI and content creators to collaborate and build projects together. It targets creators from fields like YouTube, app development, design, marketing, and branding who want to stop working alone. Attendees gain a shared workspace experience to foster creativity and networking in AI and content creation.

This event covers how to improve output quality from low-cost AI models by building effective systems around them. It is aimed at developers, AI practitioners, and technologists interested in practical AI applications. Attendees will learn techniques to produce high-quality results without relying on expensive models.

This event explains how to improve the quality of output from low-cost AI models by building the right system around them. It is aimed at people interested in AI model performance and system design. Attendees can learn practical methods to enhance AI results without high expenses.