Conferences, demo days, pitch nights and meetups. Anything we can show a source for is linked back to the page it came from.
7 listed worldwide, in date order.
People with an app, website, SaaS, or AI business idea work through validation, research, and prototyping steps in this workshop. The event is for founders who want to build and refine their AI startups actively. It excludes passive talks and networking, focusing on hands-on development.
This workshop helps builders and founders improve their business or personal websites by transforming generic AI-generated layouts into premium designs using core design principles. Attendees work hands-on to fix their sites, gaining actionable layout cheatsheets and skills to spot and correct poor design. No prior design experience is needed, just a laptop and a desire to build a memorable site.
This workshop helps startup founders and operators design and build AI-based prototypes and customer messages from their ideas. It targets early-stage companies and membership startups aiming to validate products and prepare for global markets. Participants gain hands-on experience using AI tools and receive feedback on US market readiness.
This is a one-day hackathon at National Taiwan University where student teams build and demo AI-driven products. Participants define problems, develop MVPs using AI tools, and pitch their solutions in front of mentors and investors. The event targets NTU students interested in AI product development and startup creation.
This is a one-day hackathon focused on building AI-powered prototypes that address civic engagement and election challenges. It welcomes beginners and participants in an ongoing civics program to collaborate on real problems and create testable solutions. Attendees leave with a working prototype and a plan for real-world testing.
This online meetup event focuses on building a side hustle using AI tools and techniques over one weekend. It is designed for founders interested in leveraging artificial intelligence to create new projects outside their main work. Attendees can learn practical skills and get motivated to start AI-driven side businesses quickly.
This workshop helps researchers, postdocs, and PhD students understand how to start academic spin-offs by exploring entrepreneurship, intellectual property, funding, and startup growth. It supports turning AI research into real-world impact. Attendees gain practical knowledge for launching startups from academic work.