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821 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event is an in-person meetup for the IBM Data and AI community in Atlanta. It is designed for data scientists, AI practitioners, and professionals interested in Data and AI to meet and network. Attendees can engage informally with peers and learn about activities under new local leadership.
This event discusses how to implement and control AI tools effectively within development teams. It is aimed at developers, team leads, and operators looking to improve productivity and manage AI usage costs. Attendees will learn strategies to harmonize AI adoption for better delivery outcomes.
This closed, invite-only executive roundtable gathers senior AI and digital leaders to discuss the challenges of moving AI pilots into production. Attendees explore practical solutions through Q&A, showcases, and peer discussions. The event targets decision-makers responsible for AI strategy and execution in their organizations.
Participants will build a product vision and roadmap using AI tools by imagining how they would create a platform like X (formerly Twitter) from scratch. The workshop is suited for founders and product builders interested in AI-powered product development and strategy. It offers a hands-on experience to improve product design and planning with AI support.
This online session covers the AgenticStack framework for building AI-native software delivery systems. It explains why Agentic Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) requires an engineering approach rather than just agent orchestration. The event is aimed at engineers and technologists interested in AI-driven software delivery.
This meetup explores the use of autonomous AI agents throughout the software development lifecycle. Participants will learn about current capabilities, challenges, and workflows involving agent-based coding, testing, deployment, and operations. It is designed for developers and technical professionals interested in AI applications in software engineering.
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.
AI Demo Day is a virtual event featuring short 10-minute presentations of innovative AI solutions. It is designed for founders, investors, and professionals interested in AI technologies. Attendees can quickly learn about emerging AI innovations and potential investment opportunities.
Two researchers present different perspectives on the future of generative AI. The event explores whether generative AI should develop complete multimodal understanding or focus on finer control and predictability. It is aimed at those interested in AI research and development who want insight into upcoming directions in generative models.
This event explores how AI agents can build and organize a persistent memory system that improves knowledge over time. It is designed for those interested in artificial intelligence and agent technology. Attendees will learn about overcoming limitations of current retrieval systems to create a more capable AI memory.
This meetup explores how teams use search, retrieval, and generative AI to build intelligent applications powered by real-world data. It is designed for developers, engineers, and builders working with large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, and vector search. Attendees will learn practical approaches for creating scalable AI systems and connecting data to smarter user experiences.
This event involves reading and discussing selected fragments of Claude's Constitution, focusing on the value system that shapes Claude's character and behavior. It is for people interested in AI ethics, philosophy, and governance. Attendees engage in open critical conversation about moral philosophy and AI safety without needing prior preparation.
Cursor Meetup Hamburg #4 gathers engineers, founders, and builders who use Cursor to improve development speed and automation workflows. Attendees share practical setups, insider tips, and real stories to enhance their projects. The event is focused on hands-on experience and is suitable for active Cursor users and potential contributors.
This event is the second meeting of AI Governance Exchange in Vienna focusing on discussions around AI governance with an interactive and practical approach. It is intended for individuals interested in AI governance policies, challenges, and practical applications. Attendees can expect conversations that explore AI governance from diverse perspectives in an informal setting.
This online workshop addresses current platform issues and explores opportunities in the evolving AI landscape. It is designed for platform engineers and technical operators seeking practical solutions and new ideas for improving platform performance. Participants will engage in a collaborative session to identify and fix platform challenges in the age of AI.
This online workshop focuses on diagnosing and solving issues affecting platform engineering in the context of AI. It is designed for platform engineers and operators looking to improve or adapt their platforms for current challenges. Participants will work interactively to identify problems and potential new opportunities in platform management.
This online meetup focuses on exploring artificial intelligence topics in detail. It is designed for AI enthusiasts, developers, and professionals interested in expanding their knowledge of AI technologies. Participants register to receive the joining link and engage in a focused discussion about AI advancements.
This event is an informal meetup for local tech professionals and enthusiasts in Evergreen, Colorado. It provides an opportunity to meet peers across various tech roles like engineering, product, design, cybersecurity, AI, startups, and IT. Attendees can build connections and strengthen the local tech community in a relaxed setting without a set agenda.
SWARM - London is a gathering where data professionals including analysts, engineers, and consultants explore building with AI agents. It is designed for those interested in AI and its practical applications. Attendees can connect and learn about emerging trends in AI technology.
This event gathers people weekly in San Diego to discuss AI and learn from each other. Attendees can enjoy drinks while engaging in intelligent conversations about AI topics. It is suitable for anyone interested in AI technology and its impact.
Attendees will explore building production-hardened, self-harnessed workflows with advanced recursive language model runtimes guided by the engineers behind the technology. The workshop is suited for developers and AI practitioners interested in agentic workflows and novel AI applications. Participants will leave with a working workflow and the opportunity to discuss AI from a lessons-learned perspective.
The 2026 Aug Meetup in Portland features a talk on foundational AI tooling for the ASF by AI Platform Engineer Andrew Musselman. The event is designed for AI professionals and enthusiasts interested in platform engineering and tooling. Attendees can learn about technical developments in AI infrastructure and network with peers in the local community.
This event challenges participants to test and control AI agents by increasing their permissions and autonomy while managing risks and guardrails. Builders, developers, and AI practitioners can explore the boundaries of AI behavior in a hands-on workshop. Attendees will gain experience in creating policies and monitoring AI decisions to ensure safe deployment.
This AI meetup in Austin focuses on AI governance and security, featuring a tech talk about managing AI usage with governance and security guardrails. It is aimed at AI developers and professionals interested in AI policy and security aspects. Attendees can participate in talks, code labs, workshops, and networking with industry peers and speakers.