Events for you

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.

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 workshop explores modifications to the AlphaZero self-play training algorithm for two-player zero-sum games, focusing on handling player switching and population-based training progress. It targets students and researchers interested in multi-agent reinforcement learning and game AI algorithms. Attendees will learn how to build a training pipeline using search simulations for policy improvement.

This event introduces Claude, explaining what it is, its strengths, and how to apply it practically within organizations. It is intended for beginners seeking hands-on experience with the technology. Participants will gain foundational knowledge to utilize Claude in their own work contexts.

This workshop helps participants develop digital minimalism habits to improve focus and productivity in an AI driven world. It is designed for professionals, students, entrepreneurs, and managers who face digital overload and want to work smarter. Attendees will learn practical techniques to manage distractions and maintain balance in their daily life.

This free 2-hour online webinar introduces AI full stack development for beginners, students, and software developers. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge and practical skills in AI programming. The event is ideal for those starting their journey in AI development and seeking accessible training.

This hackathon workshop explores the use of AI agents in computational biology research. It is designed for computational biologists, machine learning researchers, and wet-lab scientists interested in automation and agent-based research tools. Participants will learn about the current capabilities, best practices, and practical applications of AI agents in biology workflows.

This event offers free, hands-on AI sessions at Parramatta Library for people wanting to learn practical AI skills. It is aimed at career changers, small business owners, and those curious about AI. Attendees will engage in activities focused on researching, learning, and customer outreach using AI tools.

Participants gather to collaborate on AI-driven problem solving through a hands-on, team-based game without using laptops. The event targets founders, operators, investors, developers, and AI enthusiasts interested in practical AI application and innovation. Attendees can network, engage in real-time feedback from a live AI, and experience a high-energy, participatory format.

This one-day workshop in Austin covers academic integrity and responsible use of AI in writing. It is designed for students, educators, researchers, and professionals seeking to understand ethical writing practices and AI transparency. Attendees will learn how to maintain originality, proper citation, and accountability when using AI tools.

This in-person workshop teaches participants how to build, deploy, and scale Generative AI applications using LangChain and Hugging Face tools. It targets software engineers, AI/ML professionals, data scientists, and students seeking practical skills in AI development and prompt engineering. Attendees gain hands-on experience and a course completion certificate to advance their AI expertise.

This course teaches professionals how to use Perplexity as an AI-powered research and productivity assistant. It covers asking structured questions, evaluating sources, summarizing information, and ethical AI use to improve research efficiency. The course is designed for working professionals, researchers, students, and decision-makers seeking faster research methods.

Students aged 5 to 14 explore robotics, coding, AI, and 3D design with practical workshops aligned to the UK National Curriculum. The event builds skills through hands-on robot building, programming, and design challenges. Participants develop STEM knowledge and creativity while engaging in friendly competitions and technical project work.

This course teaches the fundamentals of Generative AI with practical labs and projects. It is designed for military active duty members, veterans, and their spouses to learn AI applications without prior experience. Participants bring their own laptops to engage in hands-on learning at a fully accessible veteran-friendly venue.

Children aged 7 to 16 will engage with programming environments and learn to apply code to various sensors and motors. The workshop covers concepts in smart home design and practical coding skills. Participants will complete a hands-on project to demonstrate their understanding of AI and coding applications.

This hackathon challenges students, creators, founders, PMs, and engineers to build voice-first AI applications using VoiceOS. Participants develop projects in a day and pitch to YC judges to win OpenAI credits and cash prizes. The event fosters creativity in voice AI technology and encourages feedback on the VoiceOS launch.

This one day in-person workshop in Houston teaches practical digital minimalism techniques to reduce distractions and improve focus in an AI driven world. It is designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and managers looking to boost productivity and maintain balance amid digital overload. Participants develop habits to manage screen time, protect attention, and use AI tools intentionally.

This free 5-day AI Full Stack Bootcamp teaches beginners the skills needed to start a career as an AI Full Stack Developer. Participants learn practical development techniques powered by AI over the course of the program. It is aimed at individuals looking to enter AI and full stack engineering roles.

This event teaches working professionals to set up and use Claude Code, an AI assistant that improves email and document workflows. Participants learn to build a personal AI helper tailored to their communication style and workplace needs. It is designed for beginners who want practical skills to save time and gain confidence using AI in their daily work.

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.

This one-day workshop in Atlanta teaches beginner to intermediate skills in R focused on real-world data science applications. Participants learn data manipulation, visualization, exploratory analysis, and predictive modeling to enhance their analytical capabilities quickly. It is intended for data enthusiasts, business analysts, students, and professionals seeking practical R skills.

Refraction AI Exchange is a free monthly event that offers hands-on AI workshops, networking, and panel discussions for AI founders, operators, students, and ecosystem builders. Participants can collaborate on applied AI projects and engage with experts exploring how AI evolves across various business functions. This event is designed to foster community connections and innovation within the AI sector.

This one-day training provides non-programmers with a clear understanding of machine learning concepts and their real-world applications. It helps professionals gain confidence in interpreting and using machine learning insights without coding knowledge. The course suits decision-makers, students, and analysts aiming to apply ML in their fields more effectively.

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.