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Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby. The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka'ako, in the outside cafe seating. More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website: There's usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here's a sampling of common topics: AI ChatGPT Career stuff Other tech communities and events 3D printing VR/AR Web development Agile What places exist in Honolulu and where they are Renewable energy

About the Speaker Karen Hao is an award-winning technology reporter based in Hong Kong. She has served as a foreign correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and as artificial intelligence editor at MIT Technology Review . She writes regularly for The Atlantic , and she leads the AI Spotlight Series at the Pulitzer Center. Hao’s new book is the NYT bestseller, E mpire of AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI . Event Details Date: Thursday, October 8, 2026 Time: 6:30 PM Location: John F. Kennedy Theatre, UH Mānoa Dai Ho Chun Distinguished Chair This event is made possible by the late Dai Ho Chun through his estate gift to the University of Hawai‘i Foundation. The Dai Ho Chun endowments support distinguished lectures across disciplines. Karen Hao is the Dai Ho Chun Chair in the College of Social Sciences. Lead Event Sponsor College of Social Sciences at UH Mānoa

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby. The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka'ako, in the outside cafe seating. More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website: There's usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here's a sampling of common topics: AI ChatGPT Career stuff Other tech communities and events 3D printing VR/AR Web development Agile What places exist in Honolulu and where they are Renewable energy

Explore the Mission. Meet the People. Build Your Future. Looking for a summer internship that aligns with your program? We are looking for juniors and seniors studying Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Engineering, Business, Social Sciences, Linguists, and related fields to attend the Gateway to Federal & Defense Careers workshop! Hear directly from recent UH Mānoa graduates now working in federal and defense careers. Learn from their success stories and how they turned internships into career opportunities to jumpstart your own career! Gateway to Federal & Defense Careers brings students face-to-face with government leaders, defense industry professionals, hiring managers, and successful students who have already started their career journeys. Discover how you can turn your education and skills into a meaningful career supporting national security — right here in Hawai'i and beyond. Learn about: The federal government and defense industry career landscape High-demand career opportunities in Hawai'i Internships and pathways into government and industry How to prepare your resume, skills, and experience to compete What hiring managers are really looking for Lessons from students who successfully turned internships into career opportunities Don't just look for a job — learn how to build a career with mission, purpose, and impact.

Please join the Hawaii Dept. of Transportation and FRP Institute for a special technical educational session on internal bonded FRPs for concrete structures. Event will be on the 7th floor rooms 1 & 2

Welcome to the 5th Annual Hawaii AI and Cloud Innovation Summit! The 5th Hawaiʻi AI & Cloud Innovation Summit is where the people who can move the state forward sit in the same room. For five years, this Summit has built the awareness, the capacity, and the solidarity to take AI seriously in our islands. This year we take up the harder question: how do you actually put it to work? The morning main stage lays out where Hawaiʻi’s economy is heading and why AI self-reliance matters, which in practice means locally governed AI: infrastructure, data, and decisions we control. The afternoon hands leaders the playbooks to act on it, from moving pilots into production, to building the governance foundations that make AI durable, to growing AI-ready talent in a way that honors how we work here. The Summit is convened by TRUE Initiative in partnership with DBEDT/HTDC and the Hawaiʻi Executive Collaborative, and it is built around a table where government, industry, academia, and philanthropy sit as equals. Every session is measured against a single question: does this help Hawaiʻi build a stronger economy and create jobs here at home? Our partners are co-creators in that work. Done the Hawaiʻi way, AI self-reliance means using these tools to help people accomplish more and to create new work. Proven here, it becomes a model other places can follow. When: Full Day Event, November 5 from 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Where: Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort Investment: $99 General Admission Includes: Lunch and coffee breaks WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This Summit is built for the people who can commit an organization to a direction. Business and technology leaders setting AI strategy and accountable for making it work State and county leaders shaping the policy, procurement, and programs that set Hawaiʻi’s pace Academic and philanthropic leaders building the talent pipeline and deciding where capital goes Workforce and HR leaders responsible for hiring, reskilling, and growing AI-ready teams You will l