Gone in 60 Seconds (Lisbon AI Week Edition)

Freelancers, founders and solopreneurs in Lisbon: we’re hosting a monthly picnic in the park ☀️ The idea is simple: bring together people building businesses, freelancing and/or creating online in Lisbon so it’s easier to meet new people and make connections outside of work. There’s no agenda and no formal networking, it’s just a relaxed afternoon to hang out, chat and get to know other people in a similar stage of life! Feel free to bring: • a blanket or something to sit on • snacks/drinks for yourself Most people usually come on their own, so don’t feel awkward about arriving solo :) we’ll share the exact location pin in the park closer to the start time. Whether you’ve been living in Lisbon for years or you’re only here for a short time, you’re welcome to join us! Got questions/curious about who's behind the picnics? Let's connect on LinkedIn: Vincent: www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-schweiger Georgie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georginadarling/

Once upon a time, AI was a nice-to-have. Now it's the thing scaleups are built on. During Lisbon AI Week 2026, join real practitioners from four fast-growing companies for an evening of candid stories about building AI-first, at speed. They’ll share what shipped, what broke, and what they'd do differently. Lineup: Kianna Love and Jake Duffy (Paddle), Quentin Churet (Alpic), Tiago Zien-Mendes (Speakeasy), and Faateh Dhillon (Dust) Location: IDEA Spaces - São Sebastião From products designed to be promptable from day one, to an agent that supports a daily habit, to agents trusted enough to act with real autonomy, to AI that's shared across a whole team, no two stories are the same. They’re all chapters in the same tale: what it takes to build with AI right now. Grab your spot, get a drink, and let the stories unfold. Meet the speakers Quentin Churet, Alpic The Owl Doesn't Know Me - Replacing Duolingo with an MCP App and the agent that already knows my life I hit B1 in Spanish and stopped. Duolingo had taken me as far as a fixed curriculum can : it doesn't know that I'm currently reading a book about Pablo Escobar's life, or that my wife is the reason I'm learning at all. Meanwhile the agent I talk all day knows all of that - and forgets it by tomorrow. Agents have context, they have no record. So I built Gordito, an MCP App that gives my agent memory of my Spanish. It stores what I got wrong, not just what I looked up. The server owns when I see something again. The agent owns what it looks like - as an interactive quiz, directly inside the conversation as an MCP App. I'll show the build, the demo and what I've learned so far. Faateh Dhillon, Dust The Interruption Tax - Reducing team interruptions with AI agents “Who owns this?” “Have we seen this before?” “Can someone explain how this works?” They’re small questions, but answering them pulls people away from their work. The information usually exists somewhere: in a Slack thread, a document, a past decision, or a col

Get ready for an evening where robots do the talking. UB Robotics and Técnico Venture Lab bring together the people building the physical AI space for a night of real hardware in action. The demo format is simple: teams get up and show their robots and physical AI systems live. If the bots die, so be it – no performative demos allowed... Expect honest conversations about what's hard in hardware, and where this field is actually headed, from the people building it day to day. Whether you're building robots yourself, working in AI more broadly, or just curious what's actually possible right now, this is a chance to see hardware firsthand. Join us at Fábrica de Pão in the Beato Innovation District. Schedule 18:00 Gates open 18:30 Demos startConfirmed: Dan from ButtonBox, Francisco from UB Robotics, Luis from Raisebox, and Hugo from TokenGochi. 19:30 Panel on Physical AI: Where are we at? What's next?Speakers confirmed: Pedro from UB Robotics (moderator), João from Técnico Venture Lab, André from CourtMaster, and João from Darkmatter. Post-event food & drinks at Duro de Matar, 2 minutes walking distance from the venue.

What is Re.punk? Re. punk is dedicated to empower women and is promoting a regenerative lifestyle with a distinctly punk and irreverent voice. We use experimental design, artificial intelligence, and data science to demystify the complex science behind chronic disease — with a focus on autoimmune conditions. The Art & Health & AI series demonstrates the power of artistic expression to communicate complex scientific research through technology. The emotions stirred by experiencing art may also serve as a catalyst for prevention and inspire engagement in health-promoting initiatives. What are salons? The Re. punk salons are informal gatherings in spaces that provide context for the topics we want to discuss during the salon. The salons are based on: Viennese salon in the 1920s that were intimate gathering, typically hosted in a private home, where artists, intellectuals, scientists, and writers met to exchange radical ideas across disciplines — blurring the boundaries between art, philosophy, politics, and science. Who should attend and what to expect? Our salons bring together artists, founders, creatives, chefs, farmers, athletes, food scientists, activists, financial advisors, investors, technologists, expert patients, and researchers to accelerate systemic change through a regenerative lifestyle and creative science. This salon is open to everyone — including men with partners navigating autoimmune conditions, those who believe in empowering women, and anyone who wants to support Re.punk's mission through their network or resources. Why this salon theme? The Healing Power of Scent. Scent, cognition, and the body's immune response. Smell is the only sense wired directly into the brain's emotional and memory centers — it bypasses conscious thought and lands straight in the limbic system. That same wiring links scent to the body's stress response and immune function: what we breathe in doesn't just shape mood, it shapes physiology. Why at Casa Bohemia? At Casa Bohemi