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Founders and startup builders come together to work on their projects alongside peers, share progress, solve problems, and get support. The event welcomes everyone from first-time founders to serial entrepreneurs who want to focus on building product rather than planning. It fosters a productive community to encourage fast iteration and practical development in Hamburg's startup scene.

This event presents a briefing on agentic governance in AI, focusing on the implications and governance of autonomous AI agents. It is designed for professionals interested in AI policy, governance, and technology developments in New York City. Attendees can explore governance challenges related to cutting-edge AI systems.

This event explores generating music and audio with AI using open-source and commercial models. Participants learn about text-to-music and lyrics-to-song technologies through practical experiments and discussions on quality, speed, and licensing. It is designed for AI engineers and enthusiasts interested in AI-driven audio generation.

This recurring online event hosts discussions focused on system design topics. It is aimed at participants interested in understanding and improving systems architecture and related technical challenges. Attendees can engage to enhance their design skills and collaborate with peers remotely.

This event explores the skills required to lead future careers amid rapid technological changes and evolving professions. It targets technology leaders, talent managers, and professionals interested in valuable competencies for global companies. Attendees will engage in conversations to understand career relevance and global opportunities from Colombia.

Participants will work on LeetCode coding problems in a collaborative online environment. The event is designed for individuals interested in improving their programming and algorithm skills. Attendees can request specific problems or topics to focus on during the session.

This event is the closing party of Colombia Tech Week 2026, celebrating the largest tech week in Latin America. It gathers founders, CEOs, investors, corporate leaders, and key ecosystem players to honor the effort and celebrate future opportunities. Attendees can network and connect in one of Bogotá’s top venues with about 1,000 participants.

This is a weekly in-person gathering of AI enthusiasts, artists, and creative technologists exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, art, and coding. Participants share projects, collaborate on passion projects, and exchange practical knowledge in a casual community setting. It is suitable for anyone interested in learning or experimenting with AI and creative technologies.

This event teaches how to optimize walking technique to burn more fat and increase energy. It is designed for individuals interested in health and fitness improvement through better walking habits. Attendees will learn practical tips to enhance their daily physical activity for better well-being.

This workshop teaches participants how to build three working AI agents using no-code tools like n8n, ChatGPT, and Make. It is designed for professionals, solopreneurs, freelancers, and startup workers who are curious about AI-powered automation without needing technical experience. Attendees gain practical skills, prompt templates, and deployment blueprints to improve efficiency.

This event teaches participants how to build real AI agents without coding, using practical tools like n8n, ChatGPT, and Make. It targets working professionals, freelancers, and startup people who want to use AI-powered automation to improve efficiency. Attendees will gain hands-on experience by building fully functional AI agents during the live session.

This event combines physical activity with informal discussion on the impact of AI on society. It is aimed at people interested in AI and its societal implications who want to connect in a relaxed outdoor setting. Participants can enjoy a run or walk followed by coffee and conversation in Fortitude Valley.

This event is a walking tour exploring the quirky and unusual aspects of Cambridge. It is designed for people interested in discovering hidden gems and unique stories in the city. Attendees can experience an engaging and offbeat way to learn about Cambridge's character and history in person.

This event offers a 1-hour 30-minute tour of Kirkaldy's Testing Works in London, showcasing Victorian materials testing machinery and the history of engineering science. It is suited for those interested in industrial heritage, engineering, and science innovation. Visitors will see demonstrations and learn about materials testing and its impact on everyday life.

This is a seven-week series teaching how to build and deploy AI applications using practical technologies like FastAPI, Docker, and vector databases. It is designed for data scientists, analysts, and developers looking to transition into AI engineering without needing prior AI experience. Participants will gain hands-on skills building end-to-end AI pipelines and deploy real projects.

Hackaton CTW 2026 is a 36-hour nonstop hackathon held in Bogotá as part of Colombia Tech Week. Participants collaborate intensively to build technology projects and solutions. The event is designed for developers, technologists, and startup founders interested in networking and innovation within the Colombian tech ecosystem.

Participants share tips, tricks, notes, and industry stories to support each other in learning Machine Learning concepts. The session is for individuals interested in advancing their understanding of AI and machine learning. Attendees collaborate to overcome challenges and make progress in the field.

Engineer BAR is an in-person casual social event in Shinjuku City for engineers and tech hobbyists to network and share experiences. Attendees include front-end, back-end, infrastructure engineers, project managers, and aspiring engineers who want to discuss projects, career motivation, and AI-era careers. The event is informal and open for drop-in participation during the evening hours.

This event involves caring for local ecosystems by removing invasive plants and planting native species. It is suited for people interested in environmental restoration and conservation in Surrey, Canada. Participants can contribute to improving local biodiversity and ecosystem health through hands-on activities.

This full-day hands-on event teaches participants how to build a Business AI OS using Hermes Agent, an open-source tool that runs locally and keeps data private. Attendees will create AI agents to automate inbox triage and content management for real business scenarios. It is ideal for founders and operators who want control over AI tools and costs.

Bitcoin enthusiasts meet outdoors in Warsaw to walk and discuss the nature, functioning, and future of money through the lens of Bitcoin. The event is open to beginners and experienced participants interested in Bitcoin's economic, technological, and social impact. It offers a chance to connect with the local Bitcoin community and explore its potential for financial sovereignty and global change.

This event provides a quiet co-working space at UQAM in Montreal for creators working on projects such as game development, art, coding, or music. It is suitable for individuals looking for dedicated time and space to focus on their work in a community setting. Attendees benefit from a supportive environment to progress their personal or collaborative projects.

This event provides a space for women in tech to explore and experiment with Claude, an AI tool. Participants can bring projects, ask questions, and engage in practical learning while enjoying coffee and conversation. It aims to support women in technology by fostering curiosity and collaboration.

Future Frontiers is a recurring event that features an AI-generated film showcase, beginner workshops on AI tools, builder demos, and talks on AI and crypto. It is designed for creators, developers, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in AI, crypto, Web3, and emerging technologies. Attendees can engage with innovative projects and learn about the intersection of these technologies in a creative community setting.