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Breda · Breda Campus, Breda, Netherlands (BUas)

Hosted by University of Central Florida (UCF) & Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas)

Teaching with AI in Europe: UCF & BUas Conference is a two-day, in-person unconference in Breda (Netherlands) on 19–20 October 2026 that brings together university professionals, lecturers, researchers, and policymakers to explore practical AI adoption in higher education. The core value is clear: you’ll walk away with actionable, field-tested ideas for integrating AI into pedagogy, digital learning, and safeguarding academic integrity within European Higher Education Area classrooms. This is not a traditional conference; it’s an unconference designed to be driven by attendees, with dialogue-driven sessions, collaborative workshops, and dynamic exchanges across disciplines. Key details and what to expect: - Dates and place: Breda Campus, Breda, Netherlands, 19–20 October 2026. The event is face-to-face only with no virtual option. - Audience: university professionals, lecturers, researchers, librarians, policymakers and other educators across Europe and beyond focused on practical AI use in teaching and learning. - Session format: two formats for presentations – 30-minute sessions intended to spark discussion and poster sessions for visual presentations (digital or print). Attendees may participate in up to two presentations, with certain sponsorship-related restrictions. - Tracks and topics: Practical AI Tools/Agents and Implementation; Ethics, Policy, and Governance; AI in Pedagogy and Curriculum Design; Institutional Strategy and Leadership; Assessment and Academic Integrity; AI Applications in the Workplace; AI Fluency and Faculty Development; Universal Design and Accessibility with AI; and related sessions on Art, Design, Media and more. The emphasis is on practical ideas and take-aways attendees can apply in diverse disciplines. - Proposals: the call for proposals is open for 2026. Submissions can cover classroom or library practices across modalities (face-to-face, blended, and online). Proposals should demonstrate transferable ideas and concrete take-aways. Deadline details: proposals close 15 May 2026 (11:59pm); acceptances issued after 29 June 2026. - Registration and pricing: registration is required for all attendees including presenters. Presenter and Early Bird registrations are €350 (deadline 10 August 2026); General registration is €375 (deadline 12 October 2026). - Agenda and logistics: an agenda-at-a-glance exists with a detailed two-day schedule including openings, keynote, concurrent sessions, meals, networking, and closing activities.

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Teaching and Learning with AI in Europe 2026

Breda · Monseigneur Hopmansstraat 2, 4817 JS Breda, Netherlands

Hosted by Breda University Of Applied Sciences

Two-day conference in Breda, Netherlands, exploring how AI can transform teaching and learning in higher education. The event is hosted by Breda University of Applied Sciences in collaboration with the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning and is scheduled to take place on 19–20 October 2026 at Breda University of Applied Sciences in Breda. The gathering aims to foster collaboration among university professionals, researchers, and policymakers to discuss AI applications in pedagogy, institutional innovation, and the broader education ecosystem through workshops and open discussions. Entry fees are listed as “Check Official Website,” with the schedule indicating a full-day program from morning to late afternoon. What to expect: - Two days of focused sessions, workshops, and discussions centered on AI in higher education. - Presentations and dialogue around how AI can augment teaching, learning analytics, curriculum design, assessment, and institutional strategies. - Networking opportunities with peers from universities, research centers, and policy circles who are exploring AI-enabled pedagogy and responsible AI adoption in education. - Practical takeaways for attendees looking to pilot or scale AI initiatives within their institutions, including collaboration strategies, ethics considerations, and policy alignment. Target audience and format: - Ideal for university faculty, teaching and learning centers, instructional designers, administrators, researchers, and policymakers interested in AI-enabled education. - The format combines talks, interactive workshops, and facilitated discussions designed to exchange best practices, showcase case studies, and brainstorm scalable approaches for AI integration in pedagogy. - The event emphasizes collaboration and knowledge-sharing across institutions to accelerate innovation in teaching and learning through AI. Location and accessibility: - Venue: Monseigneur Hopmansstraat 2, 4817 JS Breda, Netherlands (Breda University of Applied Sciences). - It is a physical, in-person conference with timing roughly 09:00–18:00 on each day, aligning with typical university schedules. Registration and practical details: - Dates: 19 October 2026 to 20 October 2026. - Entry fees are listed as “Check Official Website,” so attendees should verify current pricing and any registration requirements on the official site. - For those attending from outside Breda, consider planning travel and accommodations in advance given the multi

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TechEx Amsterdam Hackathon

Amsterdam · Amsterdam RAI

Hosted by LabLab AI

Build and showcase real-world AI applications at this two-day, in-person hackathon, held at Amsterdam RAI on 19–20 October 2026 alongside a major tech expo. The TechEx Amsterdam Hackathon, organised by LabLab AI, brings developers, engineers, founders and technical teams together for two focused days of building, collaboration and live demos. Running from 9am to 6pm each day in Amsterdam, the hackathon takes place alongside AI & Big Data Expo Europe, giving participants the chance to present practical work in front of a large enterprise technology audience. What you’ll build Teams will create AI agents, cybersecurity tools and enterprise solutions across a broad range of tracks: - Artificial intelligence and machine learning, including generative technologies - Cybersecurity and cloud solutions focused on resilience, governance and operations - IoT and connected systems involving devices, sensors and intelligent infrastructure - Edge computing that brings intelligence closer to users and devices - Intelligent automation and robotics for workflows, augmented teams and autonomous operations - Digital transformation tools for modernising processes and decision-making - Data infrastructure, analytics, accessibility and operational intelligence - Physical AI, including robotics and systems that perceive, reason and act in the physical world Format and experience Day one, 19 October, is Build Day, with hands-on development, team collaboration, mentorship and technical guidance. Day two, 20 October, centres on demos and awards, with selected teams invited to present their projects live on stage. The programme also includes panels and talks from industry experts. Pawel Czech, CEO of NativelyAI and founder of lablab.ai, is listed as a speaker. This event is designed for AI engineers and developers creating production-ready applications, founders exploring enterprise AI products, and builders working with agents, automation or data systems. LabLab AI describes itself as a global platform connecting more than 300,000 developers and having delivered over 100 hackathons worldwide.… Register for this event

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Sponsors: TechEx Europe

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AI & Big Data Expo Europe

Amsterdam · RAI, Amsterdam

Hosted by TechEx Europe

AI & Big Data Expo Europe returns to Amsterdam on 20-21 October 2026 as the leading enterprise-focused conference bringing together Fortune 500 leaders, AI innovators, and technology partners who are moving artificial intelligence from pilot projects to operational reality. This two-day conference at the RAI Amsterdam tackles the most pressing challenges facing organisations deploying AI at scale—from generative AI implementation to autonomous systems, governance frameworks, and enterprise infrastructure. As part of TechEx Europe, the event provides unique cross-pollination opportunities with co-located conferences covering IoT, cybersecurity, digital transformation, data centres, and intelligent automation. Who Should Attend This conference targets enterprise technology leaders, Chief Data Officers, CTOs, AI strategists, data engineers, and decision-makers responsible for AI implementation and data platform architecture. Previous speakers have included senior leaders from Unilever, Michelin, ABN AMRO Bank, Shell, NN Group, Pandora, Picnic, Danone, and IKEA—making this an essential gathering for anyone driving AI transformation in large organisations. 2026 Conference Tracks The event features six specialized tracks split across gold (paid) and free access options: Day One Gold Tracks: - AI Strategy, Autonomous Intelligence & Enterprise Transformation — Moving from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide deployment - Data at Scale – Platforms, Pipelines & Value Extraction — Building the infrastructure that powers modern AI systems Day One Free Track: - Building the Platforms Powering Enterprise Analytics — Practical sessions on data platform architecture Day Two Gold Tracks: - Enterprise AI Implementation, ROI & Adoption — Demonstrating business value and driving organizational adoption - Future of AI – Reliable, Transparent & Innovative — Exploring AI governance, ethics, and emerging capabilities Day Two Free Tracks: - AI Developer Conference: From Prototype to Production — Technical deep-dives for developers and engineers - Physical AI — Examining AI's intersection with robotics and the physical world What Makes This Event Different Rather than focusing on AI hype, this conference addresses real-world implementation challenges. Sessions cover generative AI deployment, machine learning operations, data governance, AI ROI measurement, and the technic

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Amsterdam · JetBrains N.V. (Main Building)

Hosted by AI Tinkerers - Amsterdam

A technical AI demo night in Amsterdam for builders working with foundation models, generative AI and A2A systems. Taking place on Tuesday 27 October 2026, 18:00–21:00 CEST, this hands-on meetup at JetBrains N.V. (Main Building), Gelrestraat 16, Amsterdam prioritises working software over presentation slides. Expect live code, configuration walkthroughs and practical lessons from practitioners shipping AI systems in production. Demo programme Demos typically run for seven minutes, followed by community Q&A and technical discussion. The published lineup includes: - “LLM Answers to Website Fixes”, Tatiana Maes, Co-Founder and CTO at Far & Wide - “AgentsInTheCloud: On-Premise Lessons”, Lucas Meijer - “Zed: Building Delta’s Sync Engine”, Esther Trapadoux, Head of Community at Zed The evening schedule is: - 18:00: Doors open - 18:20: Live demos - 19:40: Networking, food and drinks - 21:00: Close This meetup is designed for experienced AI engineers, software engineers, data scientists, founders and other hands-on practitioners. Attendance is screened and space is limited to preserve the event’s technical depth. Sign-in and an application are required, so approval is not guaranteed. Zed is collaborating on the event, with JetBrains providing the venue. Builders can also submit a hands-on talk proposal. Sign in and apply to attend.

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Sponsors: Zed · JetBrains

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Go-to-Market Event

Amsterdam · B. Amsterdam

Hosted by AIC4NL

AI and B2B tech founders can sharpen their go-to-market systems and learn how to scale revenue predictably at B. Amsterdam on 28 October 2026. Many commercial teams can report whether they hit a quarterly target, but struggle to explain exactly why they succeeded,or why performance slipped. This focused afternoon in Amsterdam is designed to help founders and sales leaders move beyond that uncertainty and build a more sustainable, repeatable approach to growth. The event is organised by Scaler Company and Gradient in collaboration with the AI Coalition for the Netherlands’ Breaking Barriers programme. It is aimed specifically at founders of AI and B2B technology companies, as well as commercial leaders responsible for scaling revenue. What to expect This is an interactive working event rather than a conventional series of presentations. Attendees will bring their own commercial challenges into the room and work through them live with fellow founders, supported by experts in the field. The afternoon will include: - Practical problem-solving: examine real go-to-market and revenue challenges rather than relying on abstract examples. - A system for growth: explore how to break through a growth ceiling and what it takes to get a team to implement the approach. - Current insight: hear what experts who use and develop AI every day say is working now, including where AI fits into modern commercial practice. - Focused peer exchange: meet a deliberately small group of 25–40 founders and commercial leaders for candid, relevant conversations. The limited group size is a defining part of the format. It creates space for interaction, useful feedback and the kind of detailed peer discussion that is difficult to find through public online networks. Schedule and location The event runs from 1:00pm to 6:00pm on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, with drinks beginning at 4:45pm. It takes place at B. Amsterdam.… Register for this event

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Sponsors: Scaler Company · Gradient

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Amsterdam · Capgemini Leidsche Rijn

Hosted by Girl Code

Explore how AI is reshaping software development careers at Girl Code’s in-person Capgemini meetup in Utrecht on 15 October 2026. Coding, careers and growth in the AI era As predictions about AI-generated code become increasingly polarised, this evening asks a practical question: what does it now mean to grow as a programmer? Rather than framing AI simply as a replacement for developers, the programme will examine how it may change coding, learning, hiring, mentoring and career progression. Attendees will hear perspectives from two different career stages: an early-career or junior developer and an experienced technology leader. Topics under discussion include: - Whether AI will reduce entry-level opportunities or alter how junior developers get hired - How programmers can progress from junior to senior when AI can produce code - The growing importance of problem-solving, creativity and system design - How mentoring and coaching may need to evolve - Ways developers already use AI to learn, improve and build software - Whether software engineering roles will fundamentally change or remain recognisable The confirmed speaker is Annet Harmsen, Head of Delivery at Capgemini. Girl Code is also running an open call for a junior or early-career developer to deliver a 10–15 minute talk in English. Proposals should include a working title and a short summary and must be sent to ineke.scheffers@hotmail.com by 4 September at 12:00. Evening programme Hosted at Capgemini Leidsche Rijn, Reykjavikplein 1, Utrecht, the meetup combines talks, discussion and informal networking: - 17:30 , Walk-in and dinner - 18:30 , Girl Code introduction from Ineke Scheffers - 18:35 , Introduction to Capgemini - 18:40 , Early-career speaker slot - 19:05 , Energiser - 19:10 , Annet Harmsen, Head of Delivery at Capgemini - 19:40 , Q&A with all speakers - 20:00–21:30 , Drinks, snacks and mingling… Register for this event

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Amsterdam · De Balie

Hosted by Volt There

Explore how AI can threaten, and strengthen, democracy at this English-language panel on 14 October 2026 at De Balie in Amsterdam. Hosted by Volt There, the evening moves beyond the question of whether artificial intelligence will affect democratic life to examine how society can actively shape that impact. From democratic risk to public tool Deepfakes of politicians, personalised disinformation and election microtargeting are already making it more difficult for citizens to decide what, and whom, to trust. This panel will confront those risks while also exploring a more constructive possibility: using AI and other emerging technologies to make democratic decision-making more transparent, accessible and inclusive. The conversation is inspired by “Keeping Democracy in the Race: How emerging technologies can strengthen citizen participation in democratic decision making”, a research report from the research platform Charge. Its findings consider how technology could: - Lower barriers to democratic participation - Help structure complex public discussions - Make decision-making processes more transparent - Support responsible experimentation alongside effective safeguards A central question will run through the discussion: should democratic innovators wait for legislation to catch up, or begin testing new approaches now with safeguards built in from the outset? Rather than treating regulation and innovation as opposing forces, the event will examine how they might develop together. Speakers and format The announced lineup features Reinier van Lanschot, Robin Twickler and Alexandre Ferreira Gomes. Expect an in-person evening of panel conversation, critical reflection and practical perspectives, not simply a debate about controlling AI, but an exploration of how it might be reclaimed for democratic participation. The event is relevant to people interested in AI, emerging technology, politics, citizen participation, public policy and the future of democratic institutions. The discussion will be held in English. Practical details… Register for this event

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Advanced AI Amsterdam

Amsterdam · Xebia Netherlands BV

Hosted by Xebia Software Development

Advanced AI Amsterdam is a free, in-person evening of technical talks on explainable workflows, agent memory and data-grounded AI agents on 14 October 2026. Hosted by Xebia Software Development at Xebia Netherlands BV in Amsterdam, this meetup brings together people who want to deepen their understanding of generative AI, large language models and agentic systems. Expect practical ideas from industry experts, opportunities to meet fellow innovators and engineers, and time to continue the discussion over complimentary pizza and drinks. Three perspectives on building better AI agents The evening features three focused sessions: - Explainable Agentic Workflows, Arman Kavian: Agents may narrate their reasoning without accurately reporting what drove an outcome. This talk explores preserving reasoning as structure so that an agent’s account can be checked against the process and evidence behind its result. - Can Agents Dream?, Florian Buetow: Most agent memory systems retrieve stored information on demand but do not replay and reorganise past actions. This session introduces “dreaming” as a memory architecture for improving long-running agents, outlining the main approaches and comparing them with retrieval-based memory systems. - Grounding AI Agents in Your Data Model, Ricardo Granados Lopez: See a working pipeline that grounds an AI agent’s claims about a data model in real evidence. The live walkthrough examines when AI-generated interpretations of SQL can be trusted automatically, and where they still require scrutiny. Schedule and format - 17:30: Walk-in, drinks and pizza - 18:00: Explainable Agentic Workflows - 18:40: Can Agents Dream? - 19:20: Grounding AI Agents in Your Data Model - 20:00: Drinks and networking - 21:00: Doors close This is a talk-led meetup with a live technical demonstration and informal networking. It is particularly relevant to AI engineers, software and data practitioners, agent builders, and technically curious attendees exploring prompt engineering, LLMs or generative AI. No formal prerequisite is listed, although the subjects are designed for people ready to engage with the architecture, reliability and evaluation of production-minded AI systems. View the event and registration details

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Harness the Power of AI in GxP - Europe

Amsterdam · Amsterdam

Hosted by Knowledge Exchange Network

A two-day, in-person conference in Amsterdam exploring how to validate and apply AI safely across regulated GxP life sciences environments. Taking place 14–15 October 2026, from 8:00am to 5:00pm, Harness the Power of AI in GxP Europe brings together practical use cases, regulatory guidance and validation strategies. Organised by Knowledge Exchange Network, the programme focuses on using artificial intelligence to improve efficiency while protecting compliance, data integrity and accountability. Rather than treating AI as a purely theoretical opportunity, this conference uses case-study-driven sessions to examine implementation in manufacturing, quality control, validation and supply chains. Attendees will hear how regulated organisations can approach AI-driven automation, predictive analytics and continuous process improvement without losing sight of GxP obligations. Regulation, validation and data integrity The regulatory sessions will explore the frameworks and expectations shaping AI adoption in life sciences, including: - FDA guidance concerning AI and machine learning - Part 11 compliance for secure, accurate electronic records - The ISPE® AI Quality and Compliance Initiative - Data integrity challenges in AI-driven processes - Regulatory expectations across global markets - Transparency and accountability throughout AI validation Industry experts will discuss how teams can align AI initiatives with applicable quality and compliance standards, with particular attention to the evidence and controls required when algorithms influence regulated processes. Applied AI use cases The programme also examines practical applications of AI within GxP operations. Case studies and sessions cover: - AI-driven automation in GMP environments - Optimising quality control and manufacturing workflows - Best practices for validating AI algorithms and models - Predictive analytics for preventive maintenance - AI in continuous process improvement - Improving validation speed and accuracy - Applications across manufacturing and supply-chain operations… Register for this event

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Amsterdam · Internet Archive Europe Space

Hosted by Internet Archive Europe

Explore how ethics shapes, and may legitimise, AI and technological development in this live philosophical conversation in Amsterdam on 9 October 2026. Hosted by Internet Archive Europe, this two-hour event brings Morgane Billuart into conversation with philosophers of technology Jordi Viader Guerrero and Darryl Cressman. Together, they will examine why ethics has become such a prominent framework for governing emerging technologies and ask whether it can genuinely influence the direction of innovation. From speculative fiction to AI governance The discussion begins with Billuart’s novel The Heat of Others. Set in an Arctic research facility devoted to harvesting human body heat, the story follows a young philosopher attending a conference about the ethics of mind-enhancement technologies. The novel supplies a provocative starting point, but the conversation will extend beyond the book into the institutions, language and assumptions surrounding contemporary technology. Against the backdrop of rapid developments in AI, ethics boards, responsible innovation programmes, AI ethics guidelines and regulatory frameworks have become embedded in technological development. The speakers will consider questions including: - What does it actually mean to make a technology “ethical”? - Can ethics meaningfully regulate technological development or alter its direction? - What is ethics expected to do when it enters technological systems? - Why has ethics become a means through which technology is both governed and legitimised? - Where are the limits of critique when confronting emerging technologies? Who should attend? This event will be particularly relevant to people working in or studying AI, technology policy, responsible innovation, philosophy, digital culture and governance. It should also appeal to builders, researchers, artists and readers interested in the social and political consequences of technological systems. The format is a focused intellectual conversation rather than a practical workshop, placing critical discussion and philosophical inquiry at its centre. View the event and registration details

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Sponsors: Mondriaan Fund

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Amsterdam · The Netherlands Film Academy

Hosted by AIxDESIGN

Explore how filmmakers can direct generative AI without eliminating chance at this free artist lecture in Amsterdam on 8 October 2026. At the Netherlands Film Academy in Amsterdam, filmmaker Herinarivo Rakotomanana will share a practical and candid account of authorship in the age of generative video. Rather than treating unpredictability as a technical flaw, his practice makes it part of the directorial process: setting boundaries, responding to unexpected results and discovering what happens when the machine returns a different frame from the one imagined. From visual DNA to virtual scouting Rakotomanana will trace this approach through several of his films and commercial projects: - More Tears Than Harm, a painterly animation built from personal memories, demonstrates how he establishes a consistent “visual DNA”, controls staging and retains organic, hand-painted imperfections. The film received Best Technical Achievement at BIFAN 2025. - Mirage Deux Mille introduces his “Run and Go” method of virtual scouting, in which accidental details can expand a scene and help the story find its direction. - Lazy Bird connects his earlier physical filmmaking, moving a real camera around a dancer, with the boundary conditions he now creates for AI-driven movement. - Mora Mora and Inko provide the basis for a practical, multi-tool commercial workflow. Coming from analog street photography and music-video directing, Rakotomanana has explored AI-generated imagery since the early days of GANs. His work moves between photorealistic film, animation, sensorial cinema and intimate personal storytelling. He is currently developing his debut feature film and has delivered talks and masterclasses for animation festivals and high-end fashion brands. See more at herinarivorakotomanana.com or on YouTube. Format and audience The evening combines an artist lecture, audience Q&A and informal drinks. It will be particularly relevant to directors, filmmakers, animators, visual artists, creative technologists and anyone investigating how AI changes creative control. The focus is not simply on tools, but on artistic process, improvisation, aesthetic consistency and responsible approaches to AI filmmaking. Schedule: View the event and registration details

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