Events for you

Dr. Jonathan Reichental presents a keynote on the Cognitive Industrial Revolution and its impact on industries, careers, and startups. This event is for founders, students, operators, and investors who want to understand AI's transformative role and identify genuine opportunities. Attendees will gain practical frameworks to navigate and build lasting businesses in the AI era.

This event features an evening of talks, demos, and networking focused on AI-powered workflows and software development using Cursor. The meetup welcomes designers, students, software engineers, and product managers interested in AI-enhanced development tools. Attendees can connect with others over drinks and pizza and learn about the use of AI in coding.

This London meetup features a talk on the nature of valence or hedonic tone in consciousness by a Qualia Research Institute researcher. It targets researchers and enthusiasts interested in consciousness science and philosophy. The event includes an unconference for participant-driven discussions on related topics.

MetaMask Community Builder Night Blockchain Rio Edition is an in-person meetup focused on Web3 education, onboarding, and community building. It is designed for developers, students, founders, DAO contributors, and Web3 enthusiasts interested in self-custody and real-world Web3 applications. Participants engage in conversations and activities that support building local blockchain ecosystems.

Sessions focus on live demos and collaborations around AI projects built by the Auckland AI Collective. Participants share ideas, experiment together, and contribute to open source work in a casual, informal setting. This event is for people who want to actively engage in building, collaborating, and getting feedback on AI projects.

AI+X Meetup brings together founders, investors, researchers, students, and local AI builders in Cambridge to explore how AI is moving from models and demos into real industries. Attendees include members of the Kendall Square ecosystem such as MIT and Harvard affiliates and global project teams. This event offers networking, insights, demos, and conversations with leaders from diverse sectors.

Amateur Vibe Code Club Chapter 2 is a webinar hosted at the State Library NSW in Sydney. The event welcomes new and returning attendees interested in coding and community building. It offers participants an opportunity to engage with others in a casual learning environment.

This meetup gathers researchers and practitioners working on coding agents to share and discuss recent benchmarking work. Attendees will hear lightning talks from AI researchers and engineers from Meta, Columbia University, and Scale AI. The event provides an opportunity for networking and informal discussion in person at Scale AI's NYC office.

This event discusses strategies for job seekers to get noticed beyond just submitting applications. It focuses on referrals and networking techniques to increase visibility in the job market. The session is aimed at individuals looking to improve their job search outcomes in Singapore.

This event presents an overview of STEM degree paths focusing on MBA and Masters programs. It is designed for students and prospective graduate applicants interested in technology and business education. Attendees will gain insights into academic options that combine STEM and management skills for career advancement.

The Admissions Team leads a 30-45 minute tour of their graduate campus in New York City. This event is designed for prospective students interested in learning about the campus environment and facilities. Attendees gain insight into the campus setting to help inform their application decisions.

This event brings together the AI and robotics community in Rancho Cordova for a relaxed networking evening. It is designed for developers, founders, employers, students, investors, and civic leaders interested in building and growing the regional ecosystem. Attendees can connect, socialize, and learn about upcoming initiatives while enjoying food and music.

This event is an informal Python help session where participants can bring coding questions and receive assistance to overcome challenges. It is open to beginners, career-changers, hobbyists, and professionals who are working through Python learning resources or projects. Attendees engage in collaborative problem-solving without lectures or slides to improve their Python skills.

This conference brings together students, developers, cloud enthusiasts, and technology experts to share knowledge and explore cloud computing on AWS. Attendees can join technical sessions, talks by industry speakers, and networking opportunities. The event is designed to help participants grow their cloud skills and connect with the community.

This online event offers a live session outlining a two-year career plan to become a full stack AI-ready professional. It is aimed at freshers or entry-level individuals interested in building skills to work with AI technologies. Participants will learn about the necessary steps and timeline to transition into a full stack development role that incorporates AI readiness.

This event offers a chance to connect with Atlanta’s startup community over coffee and breakfast at WeWork CODA. It is designed for founders, operators, investors, students, and builders looking to network before attending the day’s programming during Atlanta Tech Week. Participants can drop in anytime between 8:00 and 10:00 AM to make connections and start their day.

AI Builder Day is a two-day hackathon event where participants learn about and build AI projects. It is designed for engineers, students, founders, business owners, and anyone interested in AI to collaborate and solve real problems. Attendees gain hands-on experience, mentorship, and have access to prizes and hiring opportunities.

This event is a daylong summit held in Midtown Atlanta as part of Atlanta Tech Week. It features programming that brings together founders, corporates, researchers, and investors to explore deep tech, venture innovation, and developments in Atlanta's knowledge economy. Attendees can expect networking and insight into the local startup and research ecosystem.

This is a free, online 3-week programming course designed for beginners who want to learn the basics of coding. The course is suitable for individuals starting their programming journey and looking for structured learning. It provides a comprehensive introduction to programming in an accessible format.

This free 2-hour live online webinar introduces beginners to Cloud Engineering concepts including AWS, DevOps, Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes. It is designed for students, software developers, IT professionals, and career switchers looking to gain foundational knowledge. Attendees will learn core cloud technologies and career paths in cloud infrastructure and site reliability engineering.

Tech Square Tech Hop is an in-person innovation block party along 5th Street NW in Midtown Atlanta featuring live demos and exhibits from startups, research teams, and innovation organizations. Attendees can explore interactive experiences, sample food and beverages from local entrepreneurs, and collect exclusive swag. The event is designed to showcase the local tech ecosystem and foster community engagement.

This event teaches the basics of Bitcoin including what it is, how to buy it, how to use it daily, and how to store it safely. It is designed for beginners and anyone interested in learning about Bitcoin in a welcoming environment. Attendees can also explore Bitcoin hardware, mining devices, and connect with others interested in cryptocurrency.

This in-person meetup in Nairobi features Yash Gaitonde from Cursor discussing how AI coding tools are evolving beyond autocomplete toward agentic workflows. Developers, students, founders, and AI builders will learn about coding agents, memory, context, sandboxing, and practical AI-assisted development. The event offers demos, Q&A, and networking for those interested in AI coding tools and software development.

The SCNZ Summit is New Zealand's largest student-led entrepreneurship event. It brings together founders, investors, and students over three days of panels, workshops, and networking at the University of Auckland. Attendees gain insights and connections to support their entrepreneurial journey in New Zealand's startup ecosystem.