AI events in Germany

⌖ Frankfurt · The Squaire

AI Week Frankfurt is a five-day applied AI conference in Frankfurt (The Squaire) running Oct 26–30, 2026, featuring Finance, Life Science, and Cross-Industry AI days. It brings together 5,000 visitors, 200+ speakers, and leaders from industry, policy, and technology to explore real-world AI applications, partnerships, and market-ready solutions. The event is designed for decision-makers, builders, and practitioners looking to translate AI strategy into tangible outcomes, with a strong emphasis on practical case studies and actionable insights. What to expect - A global stage hosting AI leaders, policymakers, and engineers focused on delivering measurable business impact - Industry-specific days (Finance, Life Science, Cross-Industry) to surface domain-relevant use cases and ROI - Keynotes, panels, and talks that translate research into practice, plus real-world demonstrations and live AI showcases - Hands-on workshops and training sessions to deepen skills in data, AI deployment, and governance - Substantial networking opportunities to form partnerships, explore pilots, and connect with potential vendors and customers Format and experience - Five days of programming at The Squaire, focused on practical outcomes, collaboration, and market-building strategies - A mix of keynote sessions, breakout tracks, and interactive exchanges designed for executives, product leaders, and technical practitioners - Ample time allocated for partnership discussions, demos, and peer learning across finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and beyond Who should attend - C-suite, VPs, and directors driving AI strategy and adoption - Data scientists, ML engineers, and AI product managers seeking real-world use cases - Government/regulatory professionals and researchers interested in AI policy and industry impact Logistics - Location: The Squaire, Frankfurt - Dates: October 26–30, 2026 - Registration: Site indicates a waitlist and ongoing updates; visit the official site for the latest details and registration information Why this matters AI Week Frankfurt aims to accelerate practical AI adoption by showcasing tangible outcomes, fostering partnerships, and highlighting scalable technologies. It’s a must for teams evaluating AI initiatives, vendors seeking pilots, and leaders wanting to stay ahead of industry shifts. Registration and full program details are available at the event site: https://ai-week-frankfurt.com

⌖ Frankfurt · Cafe Extrablatt Frankfurt Bockenheim

Hosted by AI Agenten Frankfurt - Practical AI for Everyday Life

Learn practical ways to use AI agents for everyday tasks over brunch in Frankfurt on Sunday, 25 October 2026, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM CET. Hosted by AI Agenten Frankfurt – Practical AI for Everyday Life, this small-group meetup combines a relaxed breakfast buffet with approachable demonstrations of digital helpers you can use on your smartphone. Hosts Masood K. and kavya n. will focus on reducing common time drains such as: - Researching holidays and planning routes - Writing emails, letters and official forms - Finding recipes, creating meal plans and preparing shopping lists - Working through long texts or PDFs The session begins with brunch and introductions before moving into a discussion of everyday time-wasters and practical solutions. Attendees can then test some of the techniques live at the table, bring a phone or laptop if you would like to take part. No prior knowledge is required, and the emphasis is on useful daily-life applications rather than technical jargon. Attendance is capped at seven people, creating an intimate setting for questions and conversation. The event takes place at Cafe Extrablatt Frankfurt Bockenheim, Bockenheimer Landstraße 141. Everyone pays for their own food and drink. Register for the meetup

⌖ Berlin

Explore sustainable AI factories, sovereign European infrastructure and energy-efficient compute with Polarise at GTC Berlin, 20–22 October 2026. Polarise will exhibit at GTC Berlin 2026 in Berlin, presenting its approach to building the infrastructure behind responsible, high-performance AI services. Running from 20 to 22 October 2026, the event offers an opportunity to meet the Polarise team and discuss how sustainable digital infrastructure can support ambitious AI projects without losing sight of data sovereignty or environmental responsibility. What Polarise will showcase The company’s presence will centre on AI Factories backed by a first generation of sustainable digital infrastructure. Visitors can explore four connected areas: - AI Factories and the infrastructure required to deliver modern AI services - European AI sovereignty solutions - Green AI compute optimisation - More energy-efficient approaches to running AI workloads Together, these themes address a practical challenge for organisations adopting AI at scale: how to secure the computing capacity they need while retaining control over data and reducing the environmental impact of intensive workloads. Polarise positions its infrastructure as a foundation for responsible AI development, combining technical capability with European sovereignty and sustainability priorities. Who should visit the booth? Polarise’s exhibition will be particularly relevant to organisations evaluating AI infrastructure, teams delivering AI-powered services, and potential partners interested in sovereign or energy-conscious compute. It should also appeal to decision-makers exploring how infrastructure choices affect performance, data governance and environmental goals. The format is centred on the exhibition booth and pre-arranged conversations rather than a published talk or workshop programme. Attendees can schedule dedicated time with the Polarise team to explore partnership opportunities and discuss how its infrastructure could support the delivery of cutting-edge AI services. The booth number has not yet been announced. For a focused conversation during the event, book a meetup with the Polarise team at the booth.… Register for this event

⌖ Berlin · WECC - Westhafen Event & Convention Center

Hosted by Neulandpro

Neulandpro Connect 2026 brings 20+ speakers and 30+ AI workshops to Berlin for two days of practical learning, expert insight and in-person connections. Taking place on 16–17 October 2026 at the WECC – Westhafen Event & Convention Center, this large-scale AI conference is built around a clear promise: after two concentrated days, attendees should approach their work differently. The programme begins at 09:00 on Friday 16 October and combines a substantial workshop schedule with perspectives from prominent figures and AI leaders at Meta, Databricks and Deutsche Bahn. Speakers and programme The announced line-up is headed by Sascha Lobo, alongside: - Sarah Rojewski - Dr. Michael Drass - Felix Mutzl - Tomas Havlik - Inken Paland With more than 20 speakers and over 30 workshops across the conference, Neulandpro Connect offers more than a conventional sequence of presentations. Its workshop-heavy format gives participants multiple opportunities to explore AI in a focused setting, while the wider speaker programme brings together viewpoints from major technology and transport organisations. The full workshop topics, timetable and individual company affiliations have not yet been detailed on the listing. Who should attend? The event is relevant to professionals, business leaders, builders and teams who want to understand how AI is changing day-to-day work. It should be particularly useful for people seeking a broad view of current AI practice alongside structured workshop experiences. No specific technical prerequisites or experience level are listed, so prospective attendees should review the released agenda when choosing sessions. Venue and practical details This is a two-day, in-person event in Berlin, hosted in Halle 1 at the WECC – Westhafen Event & Convention Center, Sektor B, 13353 Berlin. The venue can be reached by public transport, bicycle, car or on foot. Neulandpro is the organiser; its Eventbrite organiser page provides the available organiser information. Please note that the listing states tickets are non-refundable. Get tickets for Neulandpro Connect 2026

⌖ Berlin · IBM Berlin

Hosted by Sebastian Grodzietzki (IBM)

Explore AI-powered software development with IBM Bob at a free hybrid coding watch party in Berlin and online on 15 October 2026. Hosted by Sebastian Grodzietzki (IBM), this four-hour practitioner event turns a conventional webinar into a shared, hands-on learning experience. Attendees will follow live sessions together, discuss what they are seeing, react in real time and learn alongside other creators. You can take part in person at IBM Berlin, Ella-Trebe-Straße 3, or attend remotely through the online link provided to registered attendees. What you’ll explore The event focuses on IBM Bob, IBM’s AI-powered development partner for ideating, building, modernising and shipping software faster. Sessions will examine how Bob can support work across the software development lifecycle, including: - Moving from an initial idea towards a working application - Exploring modern AI-driven development workflows - Modernising legacy applications - Supporting secure, full-stack, enterprise-ready development - Applying AI across software engineering, DevOps, R&D and operational workflows - Understanding best-practice uses of Bob throughout the SDLC This is designed as an active coding watch party rather than passive viewing. The wider series combines hands-on work, community discussion, deep dives and hackathon-style learning, giving participants the opportunity to compare approaches and connect with peers while exploring how AI is changing software engineering. Who should attend? The programme is relevant to developers, operations professionals and domain experts, with separate tracks planned for beginner, intermediate and expert participants. You do not need to be an experienced programmer: IBM Bob is intended to support domain users without coding experience as well as R&D and Ops teams. More experienced builders can use the event to investigate full-stack development, application modernisation and enterprise software delivery. Format and practical details… Register for this event

⌖ Berlin · SPACE SHACK Coworking

Hosted by Startup Network Europe

The Berlin AI Conference 2026 brings together 150 business and tech leaders for an evening of insights, discussion, and networking at SPACE SHACK Coworking. Building on the success of sold-out events in 2024 and 2025, this year's conference promises to deliver cutting-edge perspectives on artificial intelligence from industry practitioners leading AI initiatives across some of Europe's most innovative companies. What to Expect This intimate gathering focuses on practical AI implementation and strategy, featuring a carefully curated panel of experts who are actively shaping how organizations deploy and scale AI solutions. The event includes complimentary food and drinks throughout the evening, plus access to a dedicated networking app to help you connect with fellow attendees before, during, and after the conference. Featured Panel Discussion The centerpiece of the evening is a 45-minute panel discussion (6:30pm-7:15pm) featuring six distinguished speakers: - Anu Aggarwal, Director of AI at Taxfix - Matt Mitchell, Lead Data Strategist at getolo - Varun Tyagi, Director of Data at Sunday Natural - Clemence W. Chee, Vice President Data & Analytics at Babbel - Alexander Woellwarth-Lauterburg, Chief AI Officer at Rhapsody - Petra Ritter, Professor for Brain Simulation at BIH & Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Director for International Affairs at Charité, and Lead of the European Testing and Experimentation Facility for Health AI and Robotics (TEF-Health) The panel combines 30 minutes of prepared questions with 15 minutes of curated audience Q&A, giving you direct access to leaders implementing AI across fintech, e-commerce, language learning, healthcare, and data strategy. Who Should Attend This conference is designed for business leaders, product managers, innovation directors, and tech professionals who want to understand how AI is being deployed in real-world scenarios across [Berlin](ht