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677 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event introduces participants to agentic automation concepts entirely in Tamil. It is designed for anyone interested in starting their journey with agentic AI tools and automation. Attendees can learn foundational ideas in their native language to better engage with these emerging technologies.
This hackathon challenges developers, security engineers, founders, and AI builders to create AI-powered cybersecurity tools that enhance digital resilience and security operations. Participants will build projects focused on cryptography, threat detection, and autonomous security workflows. The event offers networking with cybersecurity experts and industry partners in London with live demos and awards.
This is an in-person one-day mobile hackathon in Berlin where founders, indie hackers, students, and developers build projects using any tools they want including AI. Participants form teams, create demos, and pitch their products while enjoying food and networking opportunities. The event encourages creativity and collaboration in mobile development and AI innovation.
This event brings together technical minds interested in AI to share projects, ask questions, and learn about the latest developments in artificial intelligence. Attendees can connect with local AI builders, experts, and learners in North County. It encourages community-driven knowledge exchange in a casual setting.
This event is a one-day, in-person hackathon where participants build AI applications using Google DeepMind's Gemma models focused on rapid-response and multimodal systems. Participants choose from three tracks: clinical triage, deep space navigation, and Formula 1 telemetry strategy. It is designed for AI developers and technologists interested in building autonomous agents for time-sensitive environments.
This event is a hands-on building day focused on creating useful AI agents for small shops, hosted at a café in London. It caters to builders, marketers, founders, and operators interested in practical AI applications without needing deep coding skills. Attendees can collaborate, test ideas, and demo working solutions to real-world business problems while enjoying matcha and cake.
This event features rapid 1-on-1 speed-networking followed by focused group discussions on current AI trends. It is designed for engineers, founders, operators, and others interested in building or experimenting with AI. Attendees will connect with local tech builders and share knowledge in a structured, high-intensity session in Medellín.
Cursor Meetup Brussels is an in-person event for AI enthusiasts and technology builders to collaborate, exchange ideas, and learn practical uses of Cursor. Attendees can bring their laptops and engage with the local AI community to enhance their skills and network. The event fosters hands-on learning and community growth in the AI space.
This event introduces participants to Claude Code in the terminal and teaches how to build full stack applications from scratch using Claude. It is aimed at individuals interested in learning the fundamentals of Claude coding and real product development. Attendees will gain practical skills to create apps from zero to one.
This event is a discussion about the AI 2040: Plan A scenario developed by the AI Futures Project, exploring a proposed global agreement to manage AI advancement responsibly. It is for researchers, policy makers, and AI enthusiasts interested in the ethics, feasibility, and implications of controlled AI development. Attendees will evaluate the plan's coherence and alternatives to managing AI growth through to 2040.
Bill Jiao, founder of YC-backed General Instinct, shares his experience building an AI hardware startup in Boston. The event focuses on robotics, deep-tech entrepreneurship, and comparisons between Boston and Silicon Valley ecosystems. Attendees can learn about robotics, AI hardware, and network with founders, researchers, and investors.
This event is a meetup in Dubai focused on AI and business topics. It brings together professionals interested in AI technology and its applications in business. Attendees can network, share knowledge, and explore AI trends in the regional startup ecosystem.
The Agentic AI Summit 2026 gathers academic leaders, entrepreneurs, AI experts, venture capitalists, and policymakers to explore the future of agentic AI. The event focuses on how agentic AI can empower individuals, strengthen institutions, and amplify human potential responsibly. Attendees will collaborate on advancing AI that is robust, safe, and socially beneficial.
This event explores advancements in autonomy across drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, surface vessels, and underwater vehicles. It is designed for innovators and entrepreneurs interested in physical AI technologies in the Austin area. Attendees can learn about new developments and applications in AI-powered autonomous systems on air, land, sea, and space.
This event is a casual monthly gathering in Bengaluru for builders, founders, and developers interested in AI and community connections. Attendees share ideas, ship products, and socialize in an affordable, low-key setting to build relationships without heavy logistics. It fosters a collaborative atmosphere for those wanting to engage with AI projects and meet like-minded people.
Participants collaborate in a four-hour design sprint to explore how AI tools can accelerate UX/UI design. This event is aimed at UX/UI designers, product managers, and design enthusiasts interested in AI design workflows. Attendees learn by experimenting with AI-powered tools to quickly create and showcase product wireframes and screens.
This is a weekend-long in-person event where a community of builders come together to create and ship projects. It welcomes all skill levels and emphasizes hands-on building and collaboration without formal lectures. Attendees can expect a supportive environment focused on practical learning and making progress on real projects.
This online workshop teaches how modern AI agents reason, plan, use tools, access data, and perform real-world tasks through practical application building. It is designed for participants interested in AI technology and its practical implementation. Attendees will gain hands-on experience with current AI agent capabilities.
The Claude Impact Lab in Miami is a full-day build event where teams work on local AI-driven problems identified from prior community conversations. It is designed for people interested in AI and local impact, including non-developers who understand the community and challenges. Participants collaborate to create solutions using Claude, with demos and plans for future development.
This event is an informal meetup where AI enthusiasts, developers, and scientists gather to discuss topics related to artificial intelligence and machine learning. It is based in Montreal and provides an opportunity for networking and knowledge sharing within the AI community. Attendees can expect to learn from peers and build connections in a relaxed setting.
AI Salon KL features conversations with enterprise leaders from AEON 360 and Foodpanda about deploying AI at scale in consumer businesses. The event explores challenges like legacy systems and organizational buy-in while showcasing practical AI development tools such as FPT AI Token Factory. Attendees will gain insights into moving from AI experimentation to production in large organizations.
Participants bring one AI project they want to implement and engage in a silent two-hour build sprint to work on it. The event concludes with a show and tell session for feedback and networking. It is designed for builders and founders interested in practical AI application and community connection in Austin.
High school students participate in a 4-hour hackathon where they use Lovable to turn their ideas into live websites, apps, tools, or games without needing coding skills. Mentors assist participants to overcome challenges and the event culminates with live demos. This event is for high schoolers who want to build and share working digital projects in a supportive environment.
This event explores AI-driven error correction techniques in quantum computing, focusing on advancing fault-tolerant quantum technology. It is designed for researchers, students, and professionals interested in quantum computing and AI. Attendees will learn about the intersection of AI and quantum error correction and its implications for future quantum systems.