We are happy to extend an invitation to our event, offering a chance to network with accomplished, mid- and senior level women pros across diverse IT domains, rub shoulders with CTOs, connect with talented dev teams, and mingle with the brilliant minds behind your favorite tech brands. This event is a match made in heaven for software engineers, data scientists, PMs and project managers, and UI/UX designers who want to stay ahead of the game in the fast-paced world of tech. While this event is centered around women in tech, we extend a warm invitation to everyone to join us.
On the company side, we have CTOs who can write code blindfolded, VP of Engineering who have a black belt in project management, and talent acquisition leaders who have recruited more people than McDonald's has served hamburgers. And on the attendee side, we have techies who know how to turn caffeine into code and can make an app out of thin air. This event is not just about networking, it's about connecting with fellow mid-/senior tech pros in the industry, sharing a laugh or two, and maybe even finding your next career move. So come join us for a unique networking event where job seekers take the driver's seat!
We will: listen to short and sweet pitches by CTOs and hiring teams and vote best pitch (who said that corporate evaluation can't be fun?), talk all things tech, network and run speed interviews, meet faces behind our fav tech brands, and see what our local tech has to offer this season.
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Learn to orchestrate AI agents that write and ship code for you. Claude Code is already changing how the best engineering teams ship. This workshop, presented with Tenex, is a chance to build with it directly — not watch a demo, not sit through slides about it. You'll leave having shipped something real, with a working sense of how to bring this back to your own team. We'll spend a little time on context — how Claude Code fits into modern engineering workflows and where teams are seeing the biggest wins. Then the slides go away, and you're at a build station with Anthropic and Tenex beside you, orchestrating agents that write and ship code while you direct the work. Why attend Ship real output. Your agents write the code — you direct them. You'll leave with something you actually built, not a slide deck about what's possible. See best practices in action. Learn how Claude Code fits into enterprise workflows, from the people who deploy it at scale. Get direct support. Live help at every table from Anthropic engineers and Tenex partners — no one gets stuck on an error alone. Build your network. Spend the afternoon with technical leaders wrestling with the same questions you are. Who should attend Engineering Leaders — EMs, VPs, CTOs, Platform Leads, Principal Engineers Business Leaders — CPOs, Digital Transformation, senior AI sponsors, PMs You don't need to be an engineer. If you're making decisions about AI investment or setting strategy, understanding what Claude Code actually does is the edge. Agenda 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Registration & setup support 9:30 AM - 9:45 AM: Welcome 9:45 AM - 11:15 AM: Claude Code overview, demo 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM: Build session: hands-on with Claude Code What to bring Your laptop — Basic comfort with a terminal or code editor is helpful but not required — you'll be directing AI agents and building alongside them, and our team supports you the whole way. The fine print The event is free to attend if selected. Registration is required a
Join New York Robotics and Intel for a hands-on developer workshop on the technologies powering the next generation of Physical AI and robotics systems. Built for robotics developers, technical founders, engineers and ecosystem partners, this program offers real-world experience with Intel-based robotics systems, plus direct access to Intel engineers and technical experts who will provide guidance on hardware, software and developer resources for building AI-enabled robotics applications. What you'll explore Physical AI and software-defined robotics AI inference, perception and sensor processing Workload consolidation, real-time control and scalable edge compute Moving robotics applications from experimentation toward real-world deployment Agenda 11:00 – 12:00 · Arrivals & Lunch 12:00 – 12:30 · Welcome + The Physical AI Opportunity 12:30 – 1:00 · Intel Robotics Platform 1:00 – 2:00 · Technical Deep Dive 2:00 – 5:00 · Hands-on Robotics Lab 5:00 – 5:30 · What's Next 5:30 – 6:00 · Q&A / Networking Hands-on lab Work with preconfigured robotics systems, explore technical use cases, ask questions of Intel engineers and share direct feedback on the tools and resources you need for robotics development. The event will also showcase select robotics solutions from ecosystem partners. About New York Robotics New York Robotics is a robotics ecosystem organization serving the New York metropolitan region, connecting startups, corporations, universities, investors, government and end users to accelerate the growth of robotics, autonomous systems and Physical AI. Learn more at nycrobotics.org.
We are delighted to announce that our upcoming meetup is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov 3rd. We invite you to join us at the Capital One Flat Iron office to discuss the latest advancements in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. There will also be an opportunity to network and enjoy some pizza. Agenda: 5:30PM Doors open 5:30PM - 6:15PM Reception, networking 6:15PM - 7:15PM Platon Karpov, PhD, ML Engineer @ Provectus: "Did AI Break the Navier-Stokes Equations?" 7:15PM - 8:00PM Further Networking & get-together in the nearby bar. 8:15PM - Afterparty/drinks @ Whiskey Roxx Bar, 239 Park Ave S About the speaker: Platon Karpov is an astrophysicist with a broad experience in Software Development, Data Science and Machine Learning for physical system augmentation in simulations of stellar explosions. !!! IMPORTANT !!! \- Please provide your full legal name at the time of RSVP\, as it is necessary to enter the building and please ensure to bring a valid photo ID\. This event is hosted at the Capital One Office! Enter through 11 W 19th Street main entrance. Show your photo ID at the front desk and proceed to the 3rd floor.
Welcome to the Outliers Welcome Party, presented by the Outliers Summit. This is the event for founders, investors, and tech professionals building what’s next. We’re taking over an iconic, sprawling venue in the heart of NYC, and it’s going to be a night to remember. 👋 What is this? An evening with hundreds of founders, operators, and investors. Sunset views, great conversations, and real connections. 🌇 Where is it? A stunning space in the heart of New York City. The exact location will be shared with registered guests. 🤝 Who’s coming? Mostly founders, operators, and investors, though people from every industry are welcome. Whether you’re here to network, build relationships, or meet new friends, you’ll be in great company. Expect fresh conversations, bold ideas, and people worth knowing. Our only rule: be kind. 21+ only. About our hosts & sponsors: Andrew Yeung is the Founder, CEO of fibe - a portfolio of events companies including andrew's mixers, The Junto Series and Lumos House. and the OOO Summit. He is also a Partner at Next Wave NYC, a pre-seed/seed found backed by Flybridge Capital. Andrew's hosted 100+ events for 50k+ tech founders and professionals in 8 cities that were featured in Bloomberg, Business Insider, Fast Company, and Fortune Magazine. Business Insider dubbed him the "Gatsby of Silicon Alley."
What if a museum ran like a lab, with the experiment still in progress? Ann Neumann is Director of Galleries and Exhibitions at the MIT Museum. Her question for the evening: can a museum serve as infrastructure for public experimentation, a place where visitors take part in the work rather than just walk through it? If you build products, run pilots, or spend your days deciding what's ready to put in front of real people, this is a look at how one of the best-known science museums handles prototyping in public. In collaboration with the National Arts Club and its Art and Technology Committee, Ann will walk through the interactive projects she's shepherded at the MIT Museum. Each one works as a prototype for engaging the public with technologies like CRISPR, machine learning, and sensory neuroscience. Reserve your spot and arrive early. Space is limited. Founded in 1898, the National Arts Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to stimulate, foster, and promote public interest in the arts and to educate the American people in the fine arts. Annually, the Club offers more than 150 free programs—both in-person and virtually—to the public, including exhibitions, theatrical and musical performances, lectures, and readings, attracting an audience of over 30,000 in-person visitors and thousands more online.