Events for you

This conference panel discusses Berlin's club culture in relation to nightlife, technology, politics, and urban development. It brings together actors from club and innovation sectors to explore artist support, mental health, AI tools, alternative financing, and advocacy. The event is aimed at those interested in sustaining cultural nightlife spaces in changing cities.

This event is a regular meeting of the Rotary Club of North Cobb featuring a talk on AI and the Future of Work by James Stovall, Co-Founder of GA AI Alliance. It is designed for community leaders and professionals interested in AI's impact on the workforce. Attendees can network before and after the presentation to exchange ideas and build connections.

This event gathers developers and builders interested in open-source AI models to share knowledge about running, fine-tuning, and owning models in production. Attendees will hear lightning talks from teams like MiniMax, Baseten, Moonshot, and Factory, with opportunities for demos, panels, and networking. It is designed for professionals engaged in AI development who want to connect and learn in an intimate setting.

This event showcases Sydney builders who create products and workflows using Claude, Claude Code, and AI agents. It features practical talks, real-world demos, and conversations suited for software engineers, founders, and AI practitioners. Attendees can learn actionable workflows and lessons from people shipping AI into production while networking with the local AI community.

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 meetup in Lisbon brings together AI builders, leaders, and curious minds to share practical AI use cases and discuss what AI can genuinely do. Speakers present real-world AI adoption stories, followed by networking with other attendees. The event provides an informal space to learn and connect with people actively building and deploying AI solutions.

EPAM Tech Talks Bogotá features expert-led discussions on Cloud and agentic AI, focusing on autonomous decision-making and infrastructure as code using AWS technology. The event is designed for technologists and engineers interested in AI innovation and practical applications in cloud engineering. Attendees can also network with the local tech community in Bogotá.

This offline meetup in London features talks on AI-native development and open-source AI tools by experienced engineers from Tessl and Databricks. It is aimed at developers, operators, and AI enthusiasts interested in enterprise software development and the evolving AI tooling landscape. Attendees can learn practical lessons and new concepts around AI orchestration and meta-harness technologies.

Camp AI: Agents at Work in Tokyo features product demos, panel discussions, and networking focused on AI agents in development and workflows. It targets developers, CTOs, CEOs, and AI enthusiasts interested in applying and scaling AI agent technologies. Attendees will gain insights from industry leaders and engage with advanced AI solutions in Japanese.

This event brings together AI developers and founders to explore applied AI topics including world simulation and generative models. Attendees will experience talks, networking, and community sessions focused on AI applications in software, robotics, and creative fields. It provides opportunities to learn from experts and connect with peers in the Nordic AI community.

The Analytics Pioneers Meetup Prague features three English-language sessions on server-side tagging, analytical systems, and BigQuery with LLM integrations. It is aimed at data professionals interested in analytics and AI technologies. Attendees can expect technical talks, networking opportunities, and refreshments before MeasureCamp Prague.

This meetup features a presentation on building a live margin system for a direct-to-consumer brand using AI tools and product management practices. It is aimed at product leaders, engineers, and AI practitioners interested in practical AI implementations and product leadership. Attendees can network, see demos, and engage with the local AI engineering community in Portland.