You’ll want to say you were there.
We’re taking over the WHOOP rooftop for a massive back-to-school kickoff party with food, drinks, games, and Boston’s most ambitious founders and students.
Limited spots. Don’t miss it.
A free, casual ping-pong meetup to kickoff Boston AI Week. Open to any AI or Legal professional/student. Registration required, very limited space. Sponsored by Code + Counsel PLLC, a Legal Tech Innovation firm.
One week. Unsolved problems in mathematics. Machine-checked results. Join a global competition to formalize mathematics, attack open problems, and create verifiable public results with any combination of human reasoning and AI. In recent weeks we have seen worldwide news about AI advances on the toughest problems in mathematics - the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem and the Jacobian Conjecture. This week we invite you to learn and hack with the tools and skills that are starting to emerge for this new age of maths - AI recursive loops. We will work on 6 open problems in mathematics - each rated by difficulty and formalized through the Ulam Open Problems Difficulty Atlas. This hack is open to anyone who studied advanced mathematics as part of their university degree, inc. mathematics, physics, engineering and computer science. The 6 open problems are defined here - https://app.autolab.ai/lists/alejandrozu/openmath Ulam Open Problems Difficulty Atlas - https://www.unsolvedmath.com/ Full description of the competition and rules - https://rsihouse.ai/openmath ------ in the room: researchers from MIT, Harvard, Stanford, DeepMind and Meta. Co-hosted by RSI House, Autolab, Sundai Club. ------ ✨In-Person and Virtual ✨ In-person event is held for one day on Sunday 27 September at Harvard Innovation Labs. Virtual competition is held online, in parallel and zoom link to be provided for all accepted participants. ✨Schedule✨ 10:00 AI News 10:15 Introduction to Recursive Self Improvement 10:45 Idea pitching and team formation 14:00 Check-in #1 and lunch 16:00 Optional 5k run/bike 20:00 Final presentations ✨What is Sundai✨ Sundai is the largest AI hacker community born out of Harvard & MIT. As Sundai, we had done 130+ hacks back-to-back in the last 2.5 years - one for every sunday without stopping. ✨What is Autolab✨ A platform for Autoresearch and Recursive Self Improvement. Autolab.ai runs your ML experiments for you - agents plan, launch, and score thousands of trai
You've heard AI is going to change everything. What you probably haven't seen is someone who runs a business like yours actually using it, on an ordinary Tuesday, to get through the to-do list. That's what this is. Together, Launch by Lunch and the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Foundation is bringing together four Greater Boston small business owners, real people we've worked with, to tell the real non-technical story of how AI has changed their business. Hear from… A Doggie Daycare owner who automated her vaccination workflow→ Time saved: 8 hours/week ⏱️ The CEO of a financial firm who builds decks and graphics in seconds using Claude Design→ Time saved: 20 hours/week ⏱️ The founder of a Wellness Community who now co-runs it with her AI Chief of Staff→ Time saved: 12 hours/week ⏱️ And the CEO of a small life sciences company who built an inventory system→ Time saved: 20 hours/week ⏱️ And they’re not just going to tell you about it. They’ll show you live. We'll put their actual automations up on the screen and show you how the work gets done. 🧑💻 Our hope is that these use cases inspire you to get started and dive into AI. After the panel, join us for light bites and good conversation, and meet the people leading the AI transformation for small businesses. In our experience, that's where the real change happens. 🍔 And because we know time and money are the two things small businesses never have enough of, we'll share how you can access up to $15,000 a year in free AI training through the Massachusetts Commonwealth Corporation, so cost is one less thing standing between you and getting started.💰 Come see what's possible for your business. Moderators: Karen Kelly & Ariel Galipeau More on our Sponsors: Launch by Lunch is a small business innovation partner that has helped hundreds of teams scale their businesses while saving money using AI tools. A female-led team, their view on AI is shaped by the hope that we're entering a new technology leadership order — one w
Boston Generative AI Meetup at Boston AI Week 2026: AI in Business and in Life Monday, September 28, 2026 Laugh Boston (in the Westin Boston Seaport) 425 Summer St Boston, Massachusetts Join us for a special Boston AI Week edition of the Boston Generative AI Meetup exploring the festival’s 2026 theme: AI in Business and in Life. Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving beyond experimentation and into everyday reality. It is changing how companies operate, how products are built, how people work, and how decisions are made. It is also reshaping how we learn, create, communicate, and live. Where is AI creating measurable value today? What remains mostly hype? What happens as AI agents and increasingly capable systems become part of our businesses and our daily lives? And what should leaders, builders, investors, and individuals be thinking about now? We’ll bring together founders, executives, investors, technologists, researchers, students, and business leaders for an evening examining AI from both sides of the equation: what it means for business and what it means for people. Whether you are building AI, deploying it within an organization, investing in it, studying it, using it every day, or simply trying to understand what comes next, this event is an opportunity to learn, exchange ideas, and make meaningful connections with one of the world’s largest in-person AI communities during Boston AI Week. What We’ll Explore The conversation will span the rapidly evolving intersection of AI, business, technology, and everyday life, including: Where businesses are creating measurable value from AI today AI agents, automation, and the changing nature of work How AI is reshaping products, services, and customer experiences Building and scaling AI-native companies What investors are seeing across the next generation of AI startups The impact of AI on careers, education, creativity, and entrepreneurship How people are incorporating AI into their everyday lives
Important note: Register on AICamp event website or on luma is REQUIRED for admission. The AWS Agents of Impact Summit provides an in-depth exploration of AI agent implementation in production environments. Designed for builders, this full-day workshop combines technical deep dives, hands-on labs, customer use cases, and practical implementation guidance to help attendees build and scale production-ready AI systems on AWS. What you will learn? Work directly with AWS Solution Architects and Dynatrace technical experts to learn how to: ✔ Build AI agent applications through hands-on workshops ✔ Deploy and scale production-ready agent architectures ✔ Improve AI observability and operational visibility ✔ Apply proven implementation patterns from AWS customers Whether you're building AI-powered applications, managing cloud platforms, or operationalizing AI workloads, you'll leave with practical knowledge and techniques you can apply immediately. Featured Speakers: Joe Cudby, Principle Product Manager Gen AI at AWS Jason Mimick, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS Jason Eckhart, Principal Cloud Specialist at Dynatrace Jason Ostroski, Field CTO NORAM at Dynatrace
This is a paid event, please register here on Luma to purchase your ticket. Non-refundable. Artificial intelligence is changing almost every aspect of work. Founders are using AI to build products faster. Companies are redesigning workflows around AI agents. Students are asking what skills will still matter. Leaders are wondering how organizations should evolve. But amidst all of this excitement, one question stands above the rest: As AI becomes more capable, what becomes more valuable about being human? Join Boston New Technology, Startup Grind Boston and StartOut Boston for an evening exploring leadership, trust, judgment, creativity, community, and organizational design in the age of AI. Together we'll discuss questions such as: • What should founders delegate to AI—and what should they never delegate? • How do we preserve trust and culture in AI-enabled organizations? • What skills will define successful leaders over the next decade? • Can AI strengthen communities—or only individuals? • How should educators prepare the next generation? • What does "human-centered AI" actually mean? This will not be another product demo or AI tools showcase. Instead, we'll bring together founders, investors, operators, educators, students, and community leaders for an interactive discussion about how we build organizations that remain deeply human while embracing extraordinary new technology. Whether you're building a startup, leading a company, teaching students, investing in innovation, or simply curious about the future of work, you'll leave with better questions—and practical ideas for navigating the years ahead. About Shweta Agrawal: Shweta Agrawal is a prominent tech executive, AI product leader, and community builder recognized as one of Boston's "Top 40 Under 40" honorees. She serves as the Co-Director and Chief Product Officer at Boston New Technology (BNT), one of the region’s most established ecosystem platforms. Since stepping into leadershi