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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.

Developers, designers, campaigners, researchers, and civic technologists collaborate to explore and prototype tools using accessible council data. The event focuses on improving local democracy and political campaigning through data-driven projects. Participants learn about the dataset before forming teams to build innovative solutions together.

Join industry leaders, manufacturers, innovators, researchers, startups, workforce partners, and defense stakeholders for the 2026 Microelectronics Forum — a one-day event focused on strengthening the future of U.S. microelectronics, semiconductor manufacturing, and national security. Hosted by Upstate Defense, this forum brings together organizations driving innovation across New York’s rapidly growing microelectronics ecosystem. This event is […] \n

This event features expert talks on cybersecurity challenges facing the energy sector, focusing on threats to oil infrastructure and industrial control systems. It is designed for cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts interested in operational technology and cyber defense. Attendees can network and volunteer to support the community-driven event in Melbourne.

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.

Code for Japan Summit 2026 focuses on the relationship between public services and AI in society. It gathers government officials, citizens, engineers, and researchers to discuss AI's integration in healthcare, transportation, education, and public policy. Attendees engage in dialogue on designing societal AI use and public collaboration during Japan’s digital transformation.