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This event is a social summer barbecue gathering held at Impact Hub Brno. It offers food, drinks, activities, and a casual atmosphere for community members and their friends and families. Attendees can enjoy networking and relaxation in person in Brno, Czech Republic.
This event gathers people interested in Cursor and AI coding to discuss how technology is evolving and impacting users. It is intended for those engaged with AI and programming technologies, taking place in person at Vivino's office in Copenhagen. Participants can expect networking opportunities and future updates on agenda and speakers.
This event gathers innovators, designers, academics, and developers interested in AI in a relaxed environment. It provides an opportunity to network and share ideas within Copenhagen's AI community. Attendees will connect with a diverse group working across various roles and sectors.
In this interactive, hands-on session, you'll deploy a distributed Presto cluster along with a complete observability stack using Prometheus, Grafana, JMX Exporter, and Alertmanager. You'll learn how to collect metrics, build dashboards, analyze query execution, monitor JVM health, and identify performance bottlenecks using real telemetry from a running cluster. Register here What you'll learn Understanding Presto's monitoring architecture Exposing Presto and JVM metrics using JMX Exporter Collecting metrics with Prometheus Building Grafana dashboards for cluster health and query performance Monitoring coordinators, workers, memory, CPU, and query execution Creating alerts for production incidents Troubleshooting common operational issues using observability Prerequisites Basic SQL knowledge Familiarity with Docker and Docker Compose A laptop with Docker installed Register here
This conference features two talks on team ownership and the changing role of operations, presented by experienced Swiss DevOps professionals. It targets developers and operators interested in modern operational models. Attendees will gain perspectives on how site reliability engineering relates to traditional operations roles.
Meet us at: **Le Petit Café Ost, Danziger Platz 4, 60314, Frankfurt.** Welcome to the **Frankfurt AI Safety Meetup!** 🎉 This is a friendly, open discuss
This hands-on workshop teaches participants how to use FiftyOne to run a full rare-class mining loop on a large unlabeled image pool. It is aimed at AI practitioners and data scientists interested in annotation curation and image data management. Attendees can gain practical experience with tools for improving dataset quality and efficiency.
Welcome to the sixteenth edition of the Hack The Box Zurich Meetup. We will meet in person at [RAUM68](https://www.spheres.cc/raum68) for another HTB machi
This event recreates a casual social gathering for startup community members using the Gather.town app. It is aimed at founders and operators looking to network and socialize online within the Vancouver startup ecosystem. Attendees can connect informally as they would at a physical startup drinks event but in a virtual setting.
Participants will learn how to use FiftyOne for annotation curation and run a full rare-class mining loop on large unlabeled image datasets. This workshop is aimed at developers, researchers, and practitioners interested in computer vision and data annotation techniques. Attendees can gain practical skills to improve dataset quality and model training efficiency.
A two-day hackathon in San Diego focused on using data science and AI to create solutions that improve societal good. Participants work on challenges related to cost-of-living affordability, homelessness, and other community issues. The event aims to engage data scientists, analysts, and engineers to address local social problems through collaborative innovation.
PAID TICKET REQUIRED — PURCHASE ON LUMA A Meetup RSVP does not reserve your place. To receive the venue location and attend the workshop, purchase your ticket here: Buy your ticket on Luma → Choose either a single-session ticket or the full three-event cohort. Stop collecting AI tools. Start building something useful. This is Session 1 of the AI Enablement Bootcamp—a three-evening, hands-on program for founders, product managers, designers, operators, and curious product builders. What you’ll build A working AI-powered prototype or internal tool using Lovable and supporting tools. What you’ll learn Turn an idea or problem into a clear product brief Define a small, realistic first version Build and refine a product with AI Give effective feedback to an AI builder Evaluate whether the result solves the intended problem What to bring A laptop One idea or problem you want to turn into a prototype Curiosity and willingness to share with the cohort Thursday cohort 20 Aug · Build with AI (Lovable) 27 Aug · AI Co-worker (Claude + Cowork / Claude Code) 3 Sep · AI Team (Team Brain) 18:30–21:30 · Amsterdam · Venue announced soon Tickets Single session — €75 + VAT (€90.75 total) Full three-session series — €200 + VAT (€242 total) Book here → A full-series ticket covers all three thursday sessions. Meetup RSVP alone does not reserve a seat; registration is completed through Luma. Small cohort · Maximum 20 participants Come to build, learn with peers, and leave with something real you built yourself.
This event is a workshop hosted at Artlist. It is intended for participants interested in developing their skills through practical engagement. Attendees can expect an interactive learning experience, although the specific topic and audience are not detailed.
Join us for the Talk Data meetup this August. **[More info and RSVP here.](https://bluemargin.com/talkdataaugust/)** This is a casual networking event fo
Kindly note that this is a paid event and the average number of attendees for our events is 60-70 people. You can register on https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/london-connector-founders-investors-business-networking-tickets-1995677039748?aff=meetup Connect with founders, entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and professionals at one of London's leading business networking events. ## 🚀 What Is London Connector®? London Connector® is one of London's most respected business networking events, bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, founders, executives, consultants, and senior professionals who are serious about building meaningful business relationships that lead to real opportunities. Hosted at Home House Studio, one of London's most sought-after private members' clubs, every event is designed around quality over quantity. Through hosted introductions, engaging conversations, and a premium setting, London Connector® creates one of the most welcoming and valuable London networking events for professionals looking to grow their network, discover partnerships, and expand their businesses. Whether you're building a startup, growing an established company, seeking investment, or looking to connect with like-minded professionals, London Connector® offers an exceptional business networking experience in London. ## 👥 Who Attends London Connector® Networking Events? This event brings together a diverse community of London's business professionals, including: Entrepreneurs & startup founders seeking investment, partnerships, or new clients Investors, angel investors & venture capital professionals looking to connect with ambitious businesses CEOs, directors & senior executives expanding their professional network Consultants, advisors & professional service providers building long-term referral relationships Technology, finance, property, legal, marketing, and innovation professionals Anyone looking to build partnerships, collaborations, or accelerate business gro
This event is a workshop taking place at the University of Derby. It is likely aimed at students or those interested in coding and software development given the link to codebar workshops. Attendees can expect to engage in skill-building activities related to programming or technology.
This online meetup examines upcoming economic trends and their potential impact on the job market by fall. It is suited for professionals interested in labor market dynamics and economic indicators. Participants can gain insights on factors shaping employment prospects in the near future.
Senior engineers, engineering leaders, and technical team builders gather to discuss how AI is changing engineering benchmarks and evaluation. The event explores data-backed frameworks for measuring AI readiness and developing engineering talent. Attendees can learn from industry practitioners about adapting hiring, training, and assessment to meet evolving AI demands.
Beers with Engineers is a casual networking event for engineers to meet, socialize, and share interests without formal pitches or agendas. It is designed for engineers and tech professionals who want to connect and unwind in a relaxed setting. Attendees can enjoy conversations and build relationships in the Portland area.
Summary of the Presentation: In July 2026, an AI agent compromised Hugging Face's production infrastructure. It did not "go rogue," and that is precisely what should concern every security team. During an authorized OpenAI evaluation, the model was told to solve a security benchmark and pursued that objective relentlessly: it discovered a zero-day, escalated privileges, moved laterally, and chained stolen credentials into a remote-code-execution path no human had ever modeled. Each individual action looked valid; the danger emerged from their composition. When an agent can assemble a path nobody modeled, prevention alone is a losing bet. The real question is not only how to control what an agent can access, but how to reverse what it does when controls fail. That is where Rubrik is different: we assume agentic overreach will eventually slip through, and we let security teams rewind it, undoing an agent's destructive actions and restoring a trusted state. As organizations race to deploy AI agents, controlling access is no longer enough. The Cloud Security Alliance has identified multiple challenges facing enterprises; this session focuses on three: Visibility of AI Agents: discovering and maintaining an accurate inventory of every agent, including shadow and unmanaged ones. Over-Privileged Agents: identifying agents that have accumulated permissions well beyond their intended function. Governing Agent Behavior: continuously ensuring agents act within their approved purpose over time. We will show how Rubrik Agent Cloud and its Semantic AI Governance Engine (SAGE) address these challenges through continuous semantic understanding of agent identity, intent, permissions, and runtime behavior. SAGE reasons about what an action is actually trying to accomplish, translating natural-language policy into real-time allow or block decisions and catching anomalies no static rule anticipated. And when enforcement is not enough, Agent Rewind closes the loop, turning governan
As the saying goes: we shape our tools and then our tools shape us. Join us for an evening of conversation around a few questions. How are our new AI tools shaping us right now, in big and small ways, both between us and inside us? And what can be done to hold onto our humanity as we plunge further into the AI era? A tech emotionographer, an AI design leader and the architect of a working club for AI builders each make the case for designing connection on purpose. Panelists: Pamela Pavliscak is a tech emotionographer, design researcher and founder of Subjective, where she studies the impact of emerging technologies on emotion. She is an author and faculty member at the Pratt Institute whose research has been featured in The New York Times, Fast Company and NPR. Pamela brings over a decade of experience in emotional design to her work with major global organizations. David Dewane is an architect and the executive director of Ferris & Co, a working club for AI founders based in Chicago. His work focuses on human flourishing in the workplace, evolving "high performance buildings" to prioritize the user experience of physical environments. With a background in ecologically and socially equitable design, David combines his experience in architecture, academia and entrepreneurship to explore the intersection of technology and the physical world. Casey Hudetz is Director of Product Design at Docusign, where he leads a team overseeing the company's biggest product bets and has been part of its AI evolution for five years. A three-time SXSW speaker, Casey has also keynoted at Design Matters Copenhagen, Gather Stockholm and UXCon Vienna on topics ranging from design and AI to filmmaking and storytelling.
**Important:** RSVP on the [AICamp event website ](https://www.aicamp.ai/event/eventdetails/W2026082015)is required for admission. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-
This event features a discussion and Q&A focused on how creative and written work can be enhanced through collaboration. It is designed for writers, creators, and founders interested in finding collaborators and building projects collectively. Attendees will learn how to choose collaborators, define a creative vision, and experience the benefits of creative teamwork.
This event features an Apache Kafka and Apache Flink meetup held in Melbourne on August 20th at a physical venue. It is intended for developers and technology professionals interested in streaming data technologies. Attendees can learn about the latest developments and network with peers in this focused tech community gathering.