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18 listed worldwide, in date order.
Tech professionals and enthusiasts gather at Up Cafe to work on personal or professional projects in a casual coworking setting. Attendees can collaborate, network, and find support while working alongside peers from various tech backgrounds. This event welcomes anyone working in or aspiring to join the tech community.
This event examines the internal workings of large language model inference serving, focusing on the systems layer between API endpoints and GPU clusters. It is intended for machine learning practitioners interested in understanding bottlenecks, algorithms, and architecture involved in production LLM deployment. Attendees will gain insights into performance optimization for LLM inference in production environments.
This meetup explores applications and developments in generative AI such as vibe-coding, automation, and industry news. It is designed for founders, developers, creatives, researchers, and AI enthusiasts seeking to learn, network, and discuss AI ethics and future work. Attendees can join lightning talks, live demos, and community conversations on the future of AI.
This event is an informal co-working session for people interested in coding and coffee. Participants of all skill levels work on projects, share knowledge, and network during the meetup. The event includes a community introduction circle and optional tech workshops for skill-building and discussion.
This event features an evening of talks, demos, and networking focused on AI-powered workflows and software development using Cursor. The meetup welcomes designers, students, software engineers, and product managers interested in AI-enhanced development tools. Attendees can connect with others over drinks and pizza and learn about the use of AI in coding.
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 meetup gathers researchers and practitioners working on coding agents to share and discuss recent benchmarking work. Attendees will hear lightning talks from AI researchers and engineers from Meta, Columbia University, and Scale AI. The event provides an opportunity for networking and informal discussion in person at Scale AI's NYC office.
This event offers a chance to connect with Atlanta’s startup community over coffee and breakfast at WeWork CODA. It is designed for founders, operators, investors, students, and builders looking to network before attending the day’s programming during Atlanta Tech Week. Participants can drop in anytime between 8:00 and 10:00 AM to make connections and start their day.
This meetup focuses on the practical relationship between Bitcoin and business operations. It is designed for business owners, freelancers, professionals, and students interested in how Bitcoin supports payments, transaction efficiency, and asset management beyond investment. Attendees can expect interactive discussions and real-world business use cases in a relaxed setting.
This is a summer outdoor meetup for the tech community in Toronto to gather socially at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Attendees can introduce themselves and network in an informal environment that encourages sharing how they add value to others through their work. The event welcomes people from all backgrounds and encourages a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere.
This event is an open, self-organizing discussion group where participants talk about various software development topics including programming languages, frameworks, and system architectures. It is for software developers and technology enthusiasts interested in deepening their knowledge through peer conversations. The event provides a casual and participatory environment without formal speakers or leadership.
This event is focused on helping individuals concentrate and produce tangible results by working on their personal projects in a structured session. It is designed for people who struggle with procrastination and want to advance tasks like business projects, study, or creative work through focused group work. Attendees bring their own work and collaborate in timed sessions to improve productivity and complete tasks.
This event is a regular meetup for people interested in low level computing topics such as compilers and FPGA. Participants can share their projects and ideas in an informal setting. It is suitable for hobbyists, developers, and researchers who want to discuss and collaborate on technical computing subjects.
This event gathers developers and builders using AI to create better software faster. Attendees discuss code, workflows, and future developments in AI-powered software development. The meetup welcomes designers, engineers, students, and product managers interested in AI-enhanced development experiences.
This meetup brings together people interested or working with FPGAs, ASICs, and embedded systems. It is open to industry professionals, students, and hobbyists who want to connect and share in a casual setting. The focus is on networking and informal conversation without presentations.
This meetup focuses on cybersecurity skills, including guided walkthroughs of security challenges and demonstrations of hacking techniques like enumeration, exploitation, and privilege escalation. It is aimed at hackers and cybersecurity enthusiasts who want to learn and collaborate. Attendees also have opportunities for networking and to win prizes during the event.
This meetup focuses on explainable AI and causality, featuring a presentation by an expert in the field, followed by collective discussions to evolve an open source AI responsibility framework. It targets participants interested in advancing trustworthy and auditable AI through collaborative work. Attendees can learn about industrial AI use cases and updates to the Labelia open referential and label.
This session examines how bias originates and manifests in large language models. It is designed for technical professionals, researchers, product leaders, and policymakers aiming to understand and mitigate bias in generative AI. Attendees will learn about detection methods and strategies for deploying fair and ethical AI systems.