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Hosted by Oxford Artificial Intelligence Meetup

See practical AI development workflows in action at this online Oxford AI meetup on 12 November 2026, featuring three demos from active builders. Hosted by Daren T. and Adrian A., What are you building with AI? is a show-and-tell session focused on the tools, processes and lessons behind real projects. Rather than heavy theory or polished corporate presentations, members of the Oxford Artificial Intelligence Meetup will demonstrate what they are currently making, explain what works and share what they are learning when things do not go to plan. What will be demonstrated? The agenda covers three distinct approaches to applying AI in development workflows: - Daren will show how he set up Meetup events using ChatGPT alongside browser control, offering a practical example of using AI to automate an event-management task. - Adrian will present his latest work using local AI to write Flutter code, showing how AI-assisted coding can fit into a software development process without relying entirely on hosted models. - Naweed will demonstrate his AGENTS.md file and, if time and circumstances allow, walk through his full development process. Together, the demos provide a grounded look at AI automation, browser-based workflows, local coding assistants and the project instructions used to guide AI agents. The emphasis is not on abstract predictions about AI, but on seeing how other builders use it day to day. Who is it for? This session is particularly relevant to developers, AI experimenters, automation enthusiasts and anyone exploring how agents or coding tools can support practical work. You do not need to arrive with a finished project or prepare a presentation: attendees are explicitly welcome to watch, listen and learn, with no pressure to share their own work. The event takes place online at 8:00 PM on Thursday 12 November 2026. The attendance link will be visible to registered participants. It forms part of the Oxford group’s recurring second-Thursday meetup series, built around a straightforward question: what are you building with AI? Register for this online event

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Hosted by Apart Research

Build practical AI benchmarks, trust infrastructure and decision-support products online from 13–15 November 2026 in Apart Research’s three-day sprint. The AI x Epistemics Research Sprint examines how AI is changing what people and institutions believe, how they make decisions and how they coordinate. Organised by Apart Research, an independent AI safety research organisation, the event challenges participants to turn open research questions into tangible tools, studies and prototypes that support a healthier information environment. What you’ll do Working solo or in a team of up to five, you’ll choose an open problem, develop a project over one weekend and write up your findings. Possible outputs include a benchmark, verification signal, research study or user-facing product. Reading lists, datasets, design sketches and worked examples are provided as starting points, and several suggested projects require no machine-learning skills. The sprint offers four tracks, including an open track for broader questions in the field. Named areas include: - Model epistemics and decision-making evaluations: test whether models understand the strength of their claims, express confidence accurately, oversell evidence or change their position under pressure. Projects may also investigate benchmark gaming and whether honesty scores predict better decisions. - Trust infrastructure: explore auditable source-reliability scoring, provenance, tamper-evident records and signals that help people and AI agents check claims and trace their origins. The wider goal is to make verification cheap, routine and difficult to manipulate. - Epistemic products: build and assess tools that improve real decisions, for example, evaluating advice users act upon, testing whether chatbots escalate disputes, creating briefings for consequential choices or surfacing disagreements and key cruxes within groups. - Open questions: tackle larger meta-level problems surrounding AI, knowledge, coordination and adoption.… Register for this event

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Hosted by UKAI

A free webinar on measuring AI fluency across enterprise teams, running from 1pm–2pm GMT on 13 November 2026 and hosted by UKAI. Organisations may have invested in AI tools, but understanding whether employees can use them effectively is a separate challenge. This one-hour session explores how to assess AI capability, identify skills gaps and demonstrate that AI investment is producing meaningful organisational capability. What the webinar covers - What it means for employees and organisations to be AI fluent - How to measure AI skills across teams - Ways to identify where training is most needed - How organisations can improve AI skills and build a wider fluency strategy - Using assessment and reporting to support enterprise AI adoption The discussion features Ozan Dagdeviren, founder of AISA, alongside Tim Flagg, CEO of UKAI. AISA is presented as a scientifically robust AI fluency assessment and reporting tool for enterprise organisations. This online session is particularly relevant to organisations seeking a more evidence-led approach to workforce AI readiness and skills development. Attendance is free, and the booking page offers a two-day reminder option. Register for Measuring AI Fluency in Organisations

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Hosted by AI Performance Engineering Meetup (London - Cambridge)

Explore practical GPU, CUDA and PyTorch performance optimisation in this online AI Performance Engineering Meetup on 16 November 2026, 5–6pm UTC. Hosted by the AI Performance Engineering Meetup, a community spanning London and Cambridge, this one-hour session is aimed at developers and engineers interested in improving the performance of AI systems. Programme - Introductions and meetup updates with Chris Fregly and Antje Barth - Talk 1: GPU, PyTorch and CUDA performance optimisations - Talk 2: GPU, PyTorch and CUDA performance optimisations The event page does not publish speaker details or separate abstracts for the two technical talks. The meetup runs online via Zoom and forms part of a series scheduled for every third Monday through the end of 2026. Attendees can also explore the community’s GitHub repository, YouTube channel, related O’Reilly book and free generative AI course. Register for the event on Meetup

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Hosted by European Commission

The Apply AI Summit brings 900 AI leaders to Brussels on 17 November 2026 to accelerate trustworthy AI adoption across Europe’s strategic industries. Organised by the European Commission, this hybrid summit marks one year since the adoption of the Apply AI Strategy and concludes the first European AI Innovation Month. It runs from 08:30 to 19:30 at the EGG Brussels, with selected content also available through a virtual conference platform. The programme focuses on how trustworthy, human-centric and innovative AI can strengthen European competitiveness and deliver measurable socioeconomic impact. Industrial representatives, policymakers and startups will examine concrete European use cases built around homegrown AI models and systems, while helping shape implementation of the EU’s Apply AI Strategy. What to expect The day combines strategic debate with practical examples and opportunities to connect. Its varied format includes: - Gateway sessions introducing and exploring the Apply AI Strategy - Insight Trail discussions covering cross-sector challenges and sector-specific adoption - Panels addressing Frontier AI, technological sovereignty and other strategic priorities - Hands-on exhibitions featuring AI innovation from across Europe - The first Apply AI Startup Award - Coffee breaks, an exhibition lunch and an evening cocktail reception Four rounds of parallel sessions will cover energy, public administration, cybersecurity, robotics, healthcare, climate, workforce, agrifood, media, safety, mobility, electronic communications, manufacturing and defence. Further discussions will examine the relationship between the AI Act and innovation, alongside the practical implications of Frontier AI. Henna Virkkunen, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for Technological Sovereignty, Security and Democracy, is scheduled to participate. She will deliver the keynote and present the Apply AI Startup Awards before the afternoon programme begins. Attend in Brussels or online… Register for this event

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Hosted by Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN)

Singapore FinTech Festival brings policy, finance and technology leaders to Singapore EXPO from 18–20 November 2026 for three days of insight and deal-making. Taking place across Halls 1–6 in Singapore, the festival expects 70,000+ participants from 142 countries and regions, including representatives from 840 central banks, regulators and government organisations. It is organised by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Global Finance & Technology Network, in collaboration with the Association of Banks in Singapore. What to expect The programme combines a large-scale conference, exhibition and structured networking: - 300 sessions across seven stages, covering technology, geoeconomics, capital, talent and policy - 600+ sponsors and exhibitors spanning banking, fintech, technology and digital assets - SFF MeetUp, with up to 20 pre-arranged, 15-minute one-to-one meetings - Investor Hours, connecting founders with investors - SFF After Hours, featuring The Founders ROCK™ on 18 November - The Merchant Experience, a new 2026 zone examining how buying and paying are changing The festival is aimed at financial-services leaders, policymakers, regulators, fintech founders, investors, technology providers and merchants looking for market intelligence, partnerships and a clearer view of the 2027 policy and commercial landscape. A separate Executive Pass extends across 16–20 November and includes the invite-only Insights2040 senior dialogues, concierge support, an executive lounge and dinner invitations. Get your pass for Singapore FinTech Festival

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Hosted by ASDF HQ, India

The International Congress on Artificial Intelligence 2026 (ICAI 2026) is a major global event scheduled for 19–20 November 2026 in Bangkok, Kingdom of Thailand, available both physically and virtually. This congress gathers researchers, mathematicians, engineers, and practitioners from around the world who are passionate about advancing artificial intelligence. Attendees can expect a comprehensive program covering a vast array of AI-related topics such as adaptive systems, AI creativity, neural networks, machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, robotics, fuzzy logic, and many more. The event is designed for professionals and academics interested in AI research and practical applications, providing a platform for presenting original papers, participating in discussions, and networking with experts. Papers accepted for the congress will be published in a book by ASDF HQ, India, indexed by Google Scholar and other search engines, ensuring wide dissemination of research contributions. Format-wise, ICAI 2026 includes paper presentations, poster exhibitions, and keynote talks from distinguished speakers. The congress also offers options for authors to submit either completed research or position papers reflecting ongoing work or opinions on AI themes. Registration is mandatory for authors to include their work in the proceedings, and all participants will receive digitally verifiable certificates. The congress emphasizes academic rigor, originality, and ethical standards in submissions. With its hybrid format, attendees worldwide can join remotely or in person in vibrant Bangkok, blending accessibility with immersive experiences. Whether you’re a seasoned AI researcher, a practitioner applying AI technologies, or an enthusiast keen on exploring cutting-edge AI developments, ICAI 2026 provides rich learning and networking opportunities. Join the International Congress on Artificial Intelligence 2026 to contribute to and learn from the forefront of AI research and innovation in a supportive and globally connected community. For more information and registration details, visit the official event page. Find more AI events in Bangkok or explore automation events.

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Hosted by NYC Department of Small Business Services

Move beyond one-off AI prompts and build repeatable business workflows in this free online workshop for small business owners on 19 November 2026. Put AI to work more intentionally The NYC Department of Small Business Services and The Acceleration Project (TAP) are hosting a practical, one-hour webinar for business owners who have already experimented with AI and now want to make it a more consistent part of their day-to-day operations. Led by TAP consultants experienced in AI, the workshop will focus on moving beyond basic, ad hoc use. You’ll see how current AI developments relate to small businesses, learn how to identify valuable opportunities for automation and explore workflows that can be repeated rather than rebuilt every time. What the workshop covers During the session, you’ll learn how to: - Understand what is new in AI in 2026 and what those changes could mean for your business - Turn occasional AI use into consistent, repeatable workflows - Explore real-world use cases through live demonstrations you can replicate - Understand what AI agents are, the risks involved and how to approach them safely - Prioritise the AI tasks likely to have the greatest impact on your business The combination of practical examples, live demos and guidance on prioritisation is designed to help you make more deliberate decisions about where AI belongs in your operations. Rather than trying every new capability, you’ll consider which tasks are worth improving first and how to introduce more advanced AI use responsibly. Who should attend? This session is intended for small business owners who are ready to go beyond the basics. It is particularly relevant if you have tried AI tools but currently use them only for isolated tasks, or if you want a clearer understanding of AI agents before incorporating them into your work. The webinar runs online from 5pm to 6pm UTC on Thursday, 19 November 2026. It is free, but advance registration is required. Joining instructions will be sent 24 hours before the scheduled start. Please note that the session will not be recorded. Course materials will only be provided to people who attend, so plan to take part live if you want access to the supporting resources. Register for this free online workshop

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Hosted by Big Data Conference Europe

Big Data Conference Europe returns for its 10th edition, bringing together 700+ developers, data engineers, and AI professionals from 35+ countries for four intensive days of technical learning and hands-on experience. Taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania from November 24–27, 2026, this hybrid conference offers both onsite and online attendance options, making it accessible to a global audience. What to Expect The conference opens with a full day of hands-on workshops on November 24, followed by three days of technical talks across four specialized tracks. With 60+ sessions covering the latest developments in AI, data engineering, machine learning, and cloud technologies, this is a focused technical event designed for practitioners who build and deploy data systems at scale. The 2026 edition focuses on production-ready solutions rather than demos and proofs-of-concept. Expect deep technical content on: Data Engineering, Pipelines & DataOps - Advanced RAG architectures and implementation patterns - Agentic workflows and orchestration frameworks - LLM fine-tuning strategies versus prompt engineering - Evaluation and benchmarking methodologies for LLM systems - Observability and monitoring for GenAI pipelines Real-Time Data & Streaming Architectures - Production implementations with Kafka, Flink, and Spark Structured Streaming - Event-driven architecture patterns - Real-time feature engineering at scale - Streaming ML inference pipelines - Low-latency analytics architectures Who Should Attend This conference is designed for technical practitioners: data engineers, ML engineers, data scientists, software architects, and developers working with large-scale data systems. Whether you're building real-time streaming pipelines, deploying GenAI applications, or managing complex data infrastructure, you'll find practical insights from peers solving similar challenges. Conference Format The event features a cinema-style venue with comfortable seating, excellent acoustics, and large screens ensuring every technical detail is clearly visible. The hybrid format means remote attendees get the same access to talks and Q&A sessions as those attending in person. Beyond the formal sessions, the conference includes interactive elements, networking opportunities, and the chance to connect with industry experts from across Europe and beyond. The organizers emphasize practical, experience-driven content. Speakers are practitioners sharing real-world imple

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Hosted by BrightonR: Data Intelligence Network

Learn the foundations of R Shiny in this free, beginner-friendly online workshop on Tuesday 24 November 2026, from 2:00pm to 3:00pm. Hosted by Sophie D. and Jeremy H. for BrightonR: Data Intelligence Network, this practical one-hour session explores how R can power interactive dashboards and applications. What you’ll learn - Where Shiny fits within the R ecosystem - The UI and server structure of a Shiny application - How to create simple layouts, inputs and outputs - The fundamentals of reactive programming - How to combine these elements into a working application The workshop is designed for R users exploring Shiny, analysts and aspiring data professionals, plus anyone interested in building interactive applications with R. Some familiarity with R is recommended, but no previous Shiny experience is required. The event introduces Datacove, a data and analytics consultancy based in Brighton that works across marketing and consumer analytics, bespoke dashboards, process automation and training. This is an online event, and the access link will be visible to registered attendees. Register for the free workshop.

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Hosted by Canopy Community

Global Demo Night is a free, one-hour remote showcase on 26 November 2026, where MVP-stage founders demo products to investors, operators and peers. Hosted by the Canopy Community and Stewart Noakes, this fast-paced online event gives emerging founders a global stage, practical feedback and an opportunity to sharpen how they present their products. The live stream runs on YouTube from 2:00pm to 3:00pm UTC, making it accessible to attendees across multiple time zones. What to expect Over 60 minutes, a curated group of early-stage founders will present ambitious products currently at MVP or validation stage. Each participant receives a focused slot: - Five minutes to demonstrate their product - Five minutes of questions from the community - Constructive feedback from founders, operators, investors and startup supporters - Live audience voting for the People’s Choice Award The concise demo-and-Q&A format keeps the session energetic while giving every founder meaningful exposure. Rather than polished, late-stage pitches, the focus is on new ideas taking shape: attendees can see how founders explain early products, respond to questions and test their stories with a supportive international audience. Who should attend? The event is particularly relevant for early-stage founders preparing to pitch or looking to learn from other teams. Investors scouting companies at pre-seed and seed stage can register for a dedicated free Investor Ticket, which requires approval and is intended for active investors in early-stage technology companies. Operators, startup peers and anyone interested in discovering products at the beginning of their journey are also welcome. You do not need to be presenting or investing to take part: the audience is encouraged to learn, ask questions, vote, cheer on the founders and connect with the wider community. Canopy describes the event as a safe, generous environment grounded in peer support, where teams can gain visibility and real-world reactions without geographic barriers. You can also explore the community through Canopy’s YouTube channel or read about its forthcoming Zero-Barriers SEIS Fund. Register free for Global Demo Night

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Hosted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Build production-ready AI and machine learning solutions without writing a single line of code. This comprehensive 12-week online program from MIT Professional Education transforms aspiring data scientists and business professionals into AI practitioners through hands-on, no-code workflows. Starting November 27, 2026, you'll master the latest AI technologies—from supervised learning and neural networks to Generative AI and autonomous agents—using intuitive platforms that eliminate traditional coding barriers. What You'll Master This industry-aligned curriculum covers the complete AI development lifecycle across 10 core modules and additional self-paced content. You'll explore data science fundamentals, prediction methods using regression and neural networks, decision systems, recommendation engines, and computer vision techniques. Advanced modules dive deep into Generative AI foundations, prompt engineering, and Agentic AI—the cutting edge of autonomous intelligent systems. The program culminates with critical training in ethical and responsible AI deployment. You'll work with powerful no-code platforms including KNIME, RapidMiner, Teachable Machine, ChatGPT, Gemini, NotebookLM, and Dall E. These tools enable rapid prototyping, testing, and operationalization of machine learning models without traditional programming knowledge. Hands-On Learning Theory meets practice through 3 comprehensive projects and over 20 real-world case studies spanning hospitality, marketing and advertising, EdTech, healthcare, food and nutrition tech, and e-commerce. You'll transform raw data into actionable business insights, build classification systems, deploy neural network solutions, and create recommendation engines—all using no-code methodologies that reflect current industry practices. World-Class MIT Faculty Learn directly from MIT's leading researchers and educators, including Stefanie Jegelka, Caroline Uhler, John N. Tsitsiklis, Munther Dahleh, and Devavrat Shah. Their expertise ensures you're learning cutting-edge techniques aligned with academic research and industry application. Flexible Online Format This fully online program requires 6-12 hours weekly commitment over 12 weeks (approximately 80 total study hours). The asynchronous format allows you to balance learning with professional and personal commitments while progressing through structured modules. Upon successful completion, you'll receive a Certificat

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Hosted by JohnS and Paul W.

AIoT Hub Scotland’s online meetup returns on Tuesday 1 December 2026 at 6:00pm for an evening focused on AI, IoT, new technology and software development. About the meetup Run by the community formerly known as IoT North, this recurring AIoT Hub session brings together people interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. The series runs online on the first Tuesday of each month, providing a regular opportunity to hear talks, take part in discussions and stay connected with others working across emerging technology. The speaker, session title, abstract and biography for this December edition are still to be announced. That makes this a useful event to save now if you follow the AIoT Hub programme, while checking the listing nearer the date for the final agenda and contributor details. Topics associated with the meetup include: - Artificial intelligence and connected technologies - Internet of Things (IoT) projects and applications - New and emerging technology - Software development - Ideas and experiences from the wider AIoT community Who is it for? This online meetup is relevant to software developers, IoT practitioners, technologists and anyone exploring how AI can interact with connected devices and systems. It may also appeal to founders, product builders and technology enthusiasts who want to follow developments in AI and IoT or meet others with similar interests. No specific experience level or prerequisites are stated. As the full programme remains TBA, prospective attendees should look out for the published abstract before the event to assess any specialist focus. Event format and access The meetup takes place online at 6:00pm on Tuesday 1 December 2026. The attendance link will be visible to registered attendees through Meetup. JohnS and Paul W. host the session on behalf of the IOT North – Scotland Meetup group. Because this is part of an established monthly series, it offers a low-friction way to engage regularly with Scotland’s AI and IoT community without needing to travel. Register now, then revisit the event page for announcements about the talk, speaker and final format. Register for this online AIoT Hub meetup

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Hosted by SeedLegals

Pitch Slam: Year-End Final is a free virtual startup pitching competition on 3 December 2026, connecting founders with investors and actionable feedback. Presented by SeedLegals and Angel Club, this fast-paced Zoom event combines three-minute startup pitches with the energy of a poetry slam. From 6:00–7:00 PM UTC, founders will compete for attention, connections and the opportunity to advance to a final pitch in front of the full audience. The organisers report that 30% of pitches at their events lead to follow-up meetings and investment, making this more than a practice session: it is a focused opportunity to test a fundraising narrative in front of people actively involved in early-stage companies. What happens during Pitch Slam? Founders pitch live in breakout rooms hosted by investors, receiving immediate, tactical feedback on how they communicate their business and funding story. Each investor room features four to six early-stage founders, with one room favourite selected to pitch again during the final round. Attendees can register in one of three roles: - Pitcher: Deliver a startup pitch in under three minutes, receive live feedback and potentially progress to the final. - Investor: Host a breakout room, assess founders, offer supportive strategic advice and select a finalist. Investor tickets require approval. - Observer: Watch the pitches without participating in judging or presenting. Pitching places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis during the event. Selection happens live rather than in advance, so a Pitcher ticket does not guarantee an opportunity to present. Founders can also complete the separate pitch application, while prospective judges can submit the investor registration form. Who should attend?… Register for this event

Sponsors: Angel Club · SeedLegals +2

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Hosted by Canopy Community Calendar

Celebrate the close of 2026 with Canopy Community’s startup network in this free, one-hour online gathering on Wednesday 9 December. Streaming on YouTube from 6:00–7:00pm UTC, the event is presented by the Canopy Community Calendar, home of DemoNightLx. Stewart Noakes, Rachel Sestini, Matt Ville and Pedro are listed as hosts. This end-of-year celebration is designed for members of the startup community, including founders, supporters and investors. A detailed agenda and speaker programme have not been published, so check the registration page for any updates closer to the date. Two free ticket options are available: - General Admission - Investor, registration requires approval Learn more about Canopy Community, or explore its YouTube channel and LinkedIn page. Register for this event

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Hosted by Vishal K. (Organizado por Vishal K.)

AIConnect is a global online networking event for AI specialists to explore careers, showcase AI/ML projects and meet potential collaborators in real time. Hosted by Vishal K. and Analytics.CLUB Madrid, this virtual gathering brings together the people building, researching, hiring and launching across artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science. The 11 December 2026 listing is scheduled for 23:00; the event details describe sessions as running from 5:00–7:00 PM local time on the second Friday of each month. What happens at AIConnect? Rather than following a fixed programme of presentations, AIConnect provides a flexible, self-led environment for direct conversation and community networking. Attendees can use live one-to-one video or text chats to discuss job opportunities, research, startup ideas, technical challenges and possible collaborations. Community-led channels help you find the right conversations: - General: announcements, orientation and informal discussion - Intros: share your background, research, startup or journey into AI - Networking: present an AI/ML portfolio, project, startup pitch or job search - Help Wanted: find team members, mentors, freelance work or practical support - Industry Room Tech: discuss AI frameworks, ML pipelines, data tools and industry developments You can also use the event as an AI project showcase, gaining visibility for work in progress while discovering what other members of the global community are building. An explainer video demonstrates how the online experience works. Who is it for? AIConnect welcomes a broad mix of experience levels, from students and aspiring innovators to established practitioners and hiring professionals. View the event and registration details

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Hosted by AI Performance Engineering Meetup (London - Cambridge)

Explore practical GPU, CUDA and PyTorch performance optimisation in this online AI Performance Engineering Meetup on 21 December 2026, 17:00–18:00 UTC. Organised by the AI Performance Engineering Meetup (London–Cambridge), this one-hour session is aimed at engineers and practitioners interested in improving the performance of AI systems. It forms part of the group’s recurring third-Monday meetup series. Agenda - Introductions and meetup updates with Chris Fregly and Antje Barth - Two talks on GPU, PyTorch and CUDA performance optimisations The event page does not yet name the speakers or publish further abstracts for the two technical talks. Attendance is online via Zoom; Meetup also notes that the online-event link is visible to attendees. For supporting material, explore the organiser’s AI Performance Engineering GitHub repository, YouTube channel, related O’Reilly book and free generative AI course. Register for this online event

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Hosted by Vishal K. / Analytics.Club Berlin

AIDataTech Connect is a global online networking event for AI, machine learning, data science and technology professionals, running on 24 December 2026. Hosted by Vishal K. and Analytics.Club Berlin, this two-hour virtual meetup is designed to help attendees expand their professional networks, exchange practical knowledge and find new opportunities to collaborate. The event runs from 5:00pm to 7:00pm local time, with a format intended to support participation across time zones. A flexible, conversation-led format Rather than following a traditional webinar structure, AIDataTech Connect takes place on a Slack-style platform built around interactive channels, group discussions and direct one-to-one video or text conversations. You can move between rooms according to your interests, introduce yourself to the wider community or start focused conversations with potential collaborators, employers and peers. Dedicated channels include: - Intros for sharing your background, interests and AI or technology journey - Networking for posting a résumé, startup idea or project pitch - Help Wanted for requesting or offering support with coding, data, research and AI model deployment - Industry Room Tech for discussing frameworks, tools and developments in AI and data - Project Showcase for presenting real-world work and gathering feedback - Collaboration Pods for exploring research groups, open-source partnerships and co-building opportunities - General for announcements, orientation and community-wide discussion You can watch a short demonstration of how the event works before attending. Who should take part? The event welcomes a broad mix of experience levels and professional backgrounds. It is relevant to AI practitioners, machine learning engineers, data scientists, researchers, open-source contributors, founders, entrepreneurs and product leaders. Students, aspiring technologists and job seekers can use the sessions to meet people already working in the field, while recruiters, employers and hiring managers can connect directly with emerging and experienced talent. View the event and registration details

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Hosted by JohnS

AIoT Hub Leeds’ online community meetup takes place on Tuesday 5 January 2027 at 6:00pm, focusing on IoT and software development. About this meetup Hosted by JohnS, this session is part of the recurring programme from AIoT Hub Leeds, the community formerly known as IoT North. The group runs its online meetup on the first Tuesday of every month, with the current series scheduled to continue until 30 June 2028. The event is associated with the Leeds community but takes place entirely online, making it accessible without travelling to a physical venue. The link for joining the session will be visible to registered attendees through Meetup. What to expect The detailed agenda for this edition has not yet been announced. The session title, abstract and speaker biography are all currently listed as TBA, so attendees should treat this as an early opportunity to reserve the date while the organisers finalise the programme. The event page identifies two core areas of interest: - Internet of Things (IoT) - Software development No specific talk, speaker, demonstration or hands-on activity has been confirmed at this stage. Likewise, the organisers have not published prerequisites or an expected level of technical experience. The meetup will be most relevant to people following the AIoT Hub community and those interested in conversations around connected technology and software development, but prospective attendees should check the listing again closer to the date for the final subject and speaker details. Format and practical details - Date: Tuesday 5 January 2027 - Time: 6:00pm - Format: Online community meetup - Host: JohnS - Organiser: AIoT Hub Leeds, formerly IoT North - Series: Every first Tuesday of the month - Access: The online event link is available to attendees Because the programme remains unconfirmed, registering through Meetup is the best way to follow updates and access the joining information when it becomes available. Register for the AIoT Hub Leeds meetup

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Hosted by United Scientific Group

AIM-2027 brings AI and machine learning researchers, industry experts and innovators to Orlando and online from 26–28 April 2027 for three days of research exchange, practical insight and global networking. Where AI research meets real-world application Organised by United Scientific Group, the 4th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is a hybrid event hosted at Courtyard by Marriott across Universal Orlando. Its central aim is to bridge academia and industry, helping attendees share breakthroughs, form collaborations and explore how emerging AI and ML technologies translate into applications across healthcare, finance, robotics, automation and other sectors. The programme combines plenary and keynote presentations, panel discussions, interactive sessions, workshops, networking and an innovation showcase. The three-day structure opens with keynotes and panels on 26 April, moves into workshops and networking on 27 April, and concludes with an innovation showcase on 28 April. The opening-day schedule begins with registration and badge pickup at 07:30, followed by a plenary session, keynote sessions, a networking break, group photo and networking lunch. Speakers and conference themes Announced plenary and keynote contributors include James Hendler of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Kristy Elizabeth Boyer of the University of Florida, Paul A Pavlou of Miami Herbert Business School, Tianzhen Hong of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, David G Stork of Stanford University, Douglas C Schmidt of William & Mary, Seth Dorbin of ARYA Labs and Vasant Honavar of The Pennsylvania State University. Conference tracks span a broad range of technical and applied subjects, including: - Large language models, generative AI and natural language processing - Machine learning, deep learning, neural networks and AI algorithms - Computer vision, robotics, autonomous systems and expert systems - AI infrastructure, tools, applications and cloud automation - Data mining, data science, big data engineering and high-performance computing - Cybersecurity, quantum computing and virtual or augmented reality - AI in medicine, education and economics - Human-computer interaction, mathematics, ethics and governance Who should attend?… Register for this event

Sponsors: VRTVX · HP +6

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AI Con USA 2027 is a six-day AI conference taking place in Seattle and online from 6–11 June 2027, offering both in-person and remote attendance. About AI Con USA 2027 AI Con USA brings its 2027 edition to Seattle while also providing an online option for people unable to attend at the physical location. Running across six days, the conference is positioned as a focused opportunity to spend time exploring artificial intelligence in a dedicated event environment. The combination of a Seattle venue and online access makes the event relevant to both local attendees and an international audience. Whether you prefer the immediacy of attending in person or need the flexibility of joining remotely, you can choose the format that best fits your location and schedule. Who should consider attending? This event may be of interest to people who want to follow developments in AI and connect their work or learning with a specialist conference. That could include technologists, software builders, product professionals, business leaders, researchers, consultants and others assessing how artificial intelligence relates to their field. The event page currently provides limited public detail about the programme, so no specific speakers, sessions, workshops or experience requirements have been confirmed in the available listing. Prospective attendees should consult the official website for the latest agenda and participation information before making travel plans. Key event details - Dates: Sunday 6 June to Friday 11 June 2027 - Location: Seattle, Washington, USA - Attendance: In person and online - Format: Multi-day AI conference - Programme: Check the official event page for announcements about speakers, topics and session formats The extended schedule distinguishes AI Con USA from a single-day meetup or short seminar, giving attendees a substantial conference window. Online availability also lowers the barrier for people outside Seattle, while the in-person edition offers the option of experiencing the event at its host location. As programme information becomes available, use the official page to confirm timings, venue instructions, online access arrangements, ticket availability and any prerequisites associated with individual sessions. View event details and register for AI Con USA 2027

◎ Amsterdam + online

Hosted by The Science and Information (SAI) Organization

The 13th Intelligent Systems Conference brings AI and machine learning researchers to Amsterdam on 2–3 September 2027 for two days of original research, expert talks and interdisciplinary discussion. Hosted by The Science and Information (SAI) Organization at the Mercure Amsterdam City Hotel, IntelliSys 2027 explores the theory, methods and real-world applications of: - Artificial intelligence and machine learning - Intelligent systems - Computer vision - The societal and industrial implications of AI-driven technologies The programme is designed for researchers, academics, practitioners, presenting authors and non-presenting participants. Attendees can expect keynote talks, peer-reviewed paper sessions, poster presentations and conference activities, with hybrid attendance options available. The 2027 keynote speakers and detailed agenda have not yet been published; previous editions have featured experts from institutions including RWTH Aachen University, the University of Amsterdam, CWI, TU Delft and the University of Surrey. Submitted papers follow a double-blind review process, with each paper assessed by multiple programme committee members for novelty, technical depth, impact and presentation quality. Accepted proceedings will be published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, while outstanding papers and posters will be recognised during the conference closing. IntelliSys has welcomed participants from more than 50 countries since its launch in 2015. The conference is also co-located with IntelliHealth, sharing the same dates, venue and proceedings. Register or view the call for papers

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Hosted by AI Performance Engineering Meetup (Madrid)

This recurring monthly meetup brings together AI engineers, ML practitioners, and performance optimization specialists in Madrid for deep technical discussions on GPU acceleration, CUDA programming, and PyTorch performance tuning. Hosted by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth, sessions run online via Zoom every third Monday of the month. What You'll Learn Each meetup features practical talks and live demonstrations covering GPU, CUDA, and PyTorch performance optimizations. Topics span the full stack of AI performance engineering — from low-level CUDA kernels to high-level PyTorch model optimizations. Whether you're building production ML systems, training large models, or deploying inference endpoints, you'll gain actionable insights to accelerate your AI workloads. Who Should Attend This meetup is ideal for: - ML engineers optimizing training pipelines - AI researchers pushing model performance boundaries - Backend developers working with GPU infrastructure - Performance engineers focused on AI systems - Anyone curious about the intersection of hardware and machine learning Some familiarity with Python and PyTorch is helpful, though sessions cater to various experience levels. Format & Resources Sessions begin with introductions and community updates from the hosts, followed by technical presentations exploring specific optimization techniques. The interactive Zoom format allows for real-time Q&A and knowledge sharing among attendees. Between meetups, you can dive deeper through the group's GitHub repository, watch previous sessions on YouTube, or explore the hosts' O'Reilly book "AI Systems Performance Engineering". The group also recommends DeepLearning.ai's free Generative AI course for foundational knowledge. Why Attend GPU optimization is critical for modern AI development — reducing training costs, improving inference latency, and enabling larger models. This meetup provides practical, production-ready techniques you can apply immediately. Connect with Madrid's AI performance engineering community, share optimization war stories, and stay current with the latest CUDA and PyTorch developments. [Join this recurring meetup series

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Hosted by Noble Desktop

Master the future of software development with this intensive 300-hour AI Software Engineering Bootcamp, available in-person in New York or live online. Running September 8 to November 17, 2026 (weekdays, 10am–5pm), this comprehensive bootcamp trains aspiring developers to build production-ready applications using AI-assisted development workflows and modern engineering practices. What You'll Learn This structured program takes you from foundational coding to advanced systems architecture through five progressive units: Unit 1 - AI Coding Bootcamp with Claude Code (60 hours): Learn to use AI coding tools confidently for multi-step workflows, master version control with GitHub, and build full-stack applications with Next.js, databases, and authentication. Deploy production-ready apps to the live web. Unit 2 - AI Coding for Product and UX (60 hours): Develop type-safe code, design relational databases, build and document APIs, conduct UX research, translate product requirements into technical specs, and write professional test suites. Unit 3 - AI Coding for Security (60 hours): Work in team development environments, implement CI/CD pipelines, apply cybersecurity fundamentals and threat modeling, manage authentication securely, and mitigate risks specific to AI-powered applications. Unit 4 - AI Coding for Systems and Architecture (60 hours): Apply computer science concepts to real-world challenges, design scalable systems, work with networks and concurrency, implement caching and background processing, and deploy using cloud infrastructure tools. Unit 5 - AI Coding Capstone (60 hours): Build a complete portfolio-ready application from concept to deployment, integrate AI features, conduct production readiness reviews, and present your technical work professionally. Program Features This bootcamp includes hands-on project-based training from industry experts, 1-on-1 mentoring outside of class, free retake within one year, 30-day access to class recordings, and a verified digital certificate of completion. The program is licensed by the NYS Department of Education and backed by Noble Desktop's Learn the Skills Guarantee. Who Should Attend This bootcamp suits career changers and aspiring software engineers who want to enter the field equipped with cutting-edge AI-assisted development skills. You'll graduate with a portfolio-ready capstone

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Hosted by Human Future Hub

A candid, bi-weekly online forum for people confronting AI adoption at work,without sales pitches, forced optimism or “just use AI” as the default answer. Beginning Wednesday 30 September 2026 at 18:30, this recurring series runs every two weeks until 20 December. Hosted by Kata and Dario for the Human Future Hub, it creates a private space where people can examine how artificial intelligence is actually being introduced inside organisations. The event is online and associated with Berlin; the access link is made visible to registered participants. An honest conversation about workplace AI Many organisations are pushing AI before they have clearly defined the problem they want to solve. Teams may find themselves building KPIs around tools they do not fully understand, while employees struggle to raise doubts in company channels or one-to-one meetings. This discussion group offers an alternative: a place to compare experiences, challenge assumptions and ask whether a proposed use of AI genuinely makes sense. Conversations will focus on questions such as: - What is working in organisational AI adoption,and what is not? - When does “just use AI” replace proper problem definition and decision-making? - How can employees and leaders question AI initiatives constructively? - What choices do people have when adoption is driven at any cost? - How do AI ethics, self-empowerment and community support fit into workplace change? Who should attend? The sessions are designed for employees, leaders and practitioners navigating AI adoption from inside an organisation. They will be especially relevant to anyone who feels uneasy about the gap between AI marketing and workplace reality, wants to hear how others are handling similar pressures, or needs room for a thoughtful conversation that may not fit comfortably into a Slack channel or a meeting with a manager. This is an open discussion format rather than a product showcase or hype-driven presentation. Its recurring, bi-weekly schedule gives participants an opportunity to return as workplace policies, tools and expectations evolve. A private, unrecorded space… Register for this event