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⌖ Mexico City · Mexico City, Mexico

Hosted by Talkpush

In an era where speed meets scale, the stakes for high-volume recruitment have never been higher. This in-person gathering in Mexico City brings together HR leaders, talent acquisition professionals, and recruitment innovators to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the hiring landscape without losing the human touch that makes great teams thrive. Running from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM, this event offers six hours of networking, insights, and hands-on exploration of cutting-edge recruitment technology. Whether you're hiring hundreds or thousands of candidates monthly, you'll discover practical strategies for leveraging AI to streamline your processes while maintaining the personal connection that candidates value. What to Expect This event addresses the central challenge facing modern recruitment teams: how to scale hiring operations without sacrificing candidate experience. You'll learn how leading organizations are deploying AI-powered solutions to automate repetitive tasks, engage candidates across multiple channels, and make data-driven hiring decisions — all while keeping human judgment and empathy at the center of the process. The afternoon and evening format provides ample opportunity to connect with fellow recruitment professionals facing similar challenges, share best practices, and explore innovative approaches to high-volume hiring in emerging markets. Expect deep dives into practical applications of recruitment automation, real-world case studies from companies successfully scaling their hiring operations, and candid discussions about the challenges and opportunities that come with AI adoption. Who Should Attend This event is designed for talent acquisition leaders, HR directors, recruitment operations managers, and anyone responsible for hiring at scale. If you're managing high-volume recruitment in retail, logistics, customer service, manufacturing, or any industry where rapid, quality hiring is critical to business success, this gathering will provide actionable insights you can implement immediately. Hosted by Talkpush, a leader in high-volume recruitment technology for emerging markets, this event draws on years of experience helping organizations transform their hiring processes through intelligent automation and multi-channel candidate engagement. The on-site format ensures meaningful connections and in-depth conversations

◎ Online

Hosted by Paris AI, Machine Learning and Computer Vision Meetup

A two-hour virtual meetup for AI, machine learning and computer vision practitioners, covering agentic RAG, GeoAI and autonomous research agents. Wednesday 11 November 2026, 9:00–11:00 AM PST (17:00–19:00 UTC). The event takes place online, with the access link available to registered participants. It is hosted by the Paris AI, Machine Learning and Computer Vision Meetup. Talks - Agentic RAG: Beyond Retrieve-and-Generate, Balaji Venkatasubramaniyar, Technical Lead at Wisdom Infotech, will evolve a standard RAG chatbot into an agentic, MCP-connected system. Expect query decomposition, corrective retrieval, tool orchestration and a candid look at grounding drift, latency, cost and when simpler RAG still wins. - GeoAI for the Physical World, University of Augsburg researcher Cesar Alvarez will demonstrate UrbanScope Open, a GeoAI urban digital-twin prototype combining Earth observation with 3D buildings, vegetation, temperature, air quality, noise and population data. He will also discuss geospatial foundation-model embeddings and multimodal systems that reason about physical environments. - Can agents get curious?, Srivatsa P of Sigma Computing will present an architecture for agents that autonomously generate hypotheses, select analyses and track evidence. The session closes with a live example of an agent exploring a dataset and deciding what to investigate next. The programme suits technical attendees interested in practical AI-agent architecture, enterprise data, remote sensing, computer vision and evaluation. No specific experience requirement is stated. Register for this event

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Hosted by Amsterdam AI Developers Group

A hands-on virtual workshop for developers exploring discriminative Jev/DiffusionGemma models and agentic AI engineering with Google’s stack. Hosted by the Amsterdam AI Developers Group, Episode 5 of the Google AI Deep Dive series takes place on Wednesday 11 November 2026 at 17:00 UTC (listed as 6:00 PM on Meetup). It is open to the global AI community, so attendees should confirm the time in their local timezone. What to expect Christina Lin from Google will lead a workshop on getting started with discriminative Jev/DiffusionGemma models. The wider series goes beyond basic prompting to cover the engineering lifecycle for agentic AI, including: - Moving from local Gemini CLI environments to agent development - Building intelligent agents with Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) - Connecting tools and context through Model Context Protocol (MCP) - Deploying secure, collaborative agent-to-agent ecosystems on Google Cloud Run The session is designed for developers interested in building AI systems that can reason, act and scale. No specific prerequisites or detailed agenda have been published. This is an online event. Register even if you cannot attend live to receive the webinar recording. Importantly, a Meetup RSVP alone will not provide the joining link. To attend: register on the official event website, a Meetup RSVP alone is not sufficient.

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Hosted by Ai in Cloud Computing San Francisco

Explore agentic RAG, GeoAI and autonomous research agents at this online AI, machine learning and computer vision meetup on 11 November 2026. Running from 9:00–11:00 AM PST, the virtual event features three technical talks with practical architectures, research insights and live examples: - Agentic RAG: Beyond Retrieve-and-Generate, Balaji Venkatasubramaniyar, Technical Lead at Wisdom Infotech, will evolve a standard RAG chatbot into an agentic, MCP-connected system. He’ll cover query decomposition, corrective retrieval, tool orchestration and trade-offs involving grounding, latency and cost. - GeoAI for the Physical World, Cesar Alvarez of the University of Augsburg will demonstrate how satellite imagery, geospatial data and foundation models can support environmental analysis. The session includes UrbanScope Open, a GeoAI digital-twin prototype combining 3D buildings, vegetation, temperature, air quality, noise and population data. - Can agents get curious?, Srivatsa P of Sigma Computing will explain how autonomous research agents generate hypotheses, select analyses, track evidence and decide when to stop. He’ll close with a live example of an agent investigating a dataset and revising its approach. This meetup is best suited to AI and ML engineers, data scientists, researchers and technical builders interested in agent design, RAG, computer vision and real-world data. No formal prerequisites are stated. The event is hosted by Jimmy G. and Ai in Cloud Computing San Francisco, with PubNub, AWS Web Services, O’Reilly and Structure listed as sponsors. The online link is visible to attendees, and registration also unlocks the event chat. Register for this event

Sponsors: PubNub · AWS Web Services +2

⌖ Paris · Pub St Germain

Hosted by Nomad Global Hub

Meet AI founders, investors and builders in Paris for live startup pitches, investor Q&As and curated networking. Hosted by Nomad Global Hub, this three-hour, in-person event takes place on Wednesday 11 November 2026, from 6pm to 9pm, at Pub St Germain, 17 Rue de l’Ancienne Comédie, 75006 Paris. What to expect - 6–6:30pm, Registration and welcome: Check in and begin meeting fellow attendees. - 6:30–7pm, Interactive networking: Define your objectives, identify useful connections and explore potential collaborations. - 7–8pm, Startup pitch session: Early-stage teams receive five to seven minutes to explain their value proposition, business strategy and target market, followed by audience Q&A. The evening is designed for angel investors, VC partners, early-stage funds, founders with an idea, MVP or early traction, startup advisors, accelerators, scouts, builders and creatives seeking co-founders, mentors or capital. Participating startups and individual speakers have not yet been named. Founders who want to present must submit an accessible pitch deck and purchase a ticket. Investors seeking access to the startup database should complete the Investor Application Form after buying a ticket. Nomad Global Hub reports running more than 235 events across 23 cities, welcoming over 5,000 attendees and featuring more than 1,200 startup pitches. Refunds are available up to seven days before the event. Get tickets for AI Tech & Startup Night

⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House

Hosted by Bristol AI Automations

Explore what is hot in AI automation through two live demos, audience Q&A and informal networking in Bristol on Wednesday 11 November 2026. A practical look at AI automation This monthly deep-dive from Bristol AI Automations focuses on current developments in the fast-moving world of AI automation. Rather than covering the subject through talks alone, the evening centres on two live demonstrations, giving attendees an opportunity to see automation ideas in action and discuss them directly with the group. The event takes place from 6:00pm to 8:30pm GMT at DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol. It is hosted by JohnN and Em B., with JohnN recognised on Meetup as a Super Organizer. Evening schedule The programme combines structured learning with plenty of time for conversation: - 6:00pm, Arrive and mingle: meet other attendees before the formal programme begins - 6:15pm, Introduction: a short welcome and overview of the session - 6:20pm, AI demo 1: the first practical demonstration of the evening - 6:50pm, Break: time to reflect and continue conversations - 7:00pm, AI demo 2: a second live look at AI automation - 7:30pm, Q&A: ask questions and explore the ideas raised during the demos - 7:50pm, Close: conclusion of the organised programme - From 8:00pm, Networking: informal discussion continues until the group needs to leave the building Who should attend? The meetup is relevant to people who want to keep up with current AI automation trends, learn through practical examples and exchange ideas with others interested in the field. The listing does not specify prerequisites or a required experience level, making the demo-and-Q&A format useful whether you are actively building automations or simply exploring what is currently possible. A distinctive part of the evening is its community-led rhythm: concise demonstrations are followed by open questions and unhurried networking, so attendees can move from seeing an automation to discussing its implications with peers. Event chat is also available to registered attendees through Meetup, providing a way to connect before the session starts.… Register for this event

⌖ Bristol · BS1 5BE

Hosted by Green Tech South West

Examine the social and environmental costs of AI data centres at this in-person Green Tech South West meetup in Bristol on 11 November 2026. Part of the inaugural Brazen Festival and its Clean day, the event explores the tension between AI innovation, rapidly expanding digital infrastructure and the need for greater accountability from big tech. It runs from 6:00pm to 8:00pm GMT at BS1 5BE. Talks and speakers Three specialists will examine the issue from campaigning, research and policy perspectives: - Kierra Box, campaigner at Friends of the Earth, will discuss environmental justice, community concerns and access to information about data centres’ energy, water and environmental footprints. - Mayra Rodriguez, Research Fellow in AI and Data Science at the University of Exeter, will consider AI’s potential in climate and health alongside the transparency and responsibility required to reduce its environmental impact. - Rory Murphy, Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Exeter and fellow in the ACCESS research network, will explore data centres’ demands for energy, water and minerals through research, international case studies and UK public-engagement data. Doors open at 6:00pm, followed by a welcome and audience introductions from 6:30pm. The three talks begin at 6:45pm, with a joint Q&A at 7:45pm and closing remarks at 7:55pm. The format makes this relevant to AI practitioners, sustainability professionals, policymakers, researchers, activists and communities affected by proposed infrastructure; no experience requirement is stated. The organisers hope to record the event and publish the recording with slides afterwards. It is supported by ADLIB Recruitment, Bristol Digital Futures Institute and Green Web Foundation. Register for this event

Sponsors: ADLIB Recruitment · Bristol Digital Futures Institute +1

⌖ Cardiff · Hodge House

Hosted by ProductTank Cardiff

ProductTank Cardiff 55 brings product strategy and leadership talks, practical lessons, networking, pizza and drinks to Hodge House in Cardiff. Taking place on Wednesday 11 November 2026, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm GMT, this meetup is designed for product managers, product leaders, founders and technology professionals who want candid insight into building viable businesses and leading teams through uncertainty. Talks - Rich Barrett, Co-founder and CTO, “A good product is not a good business” Drawing on 18 years of building and selling technology companies, including Parcel Monkey and Cloud Fulfilment, Rich will examine why two strong products in the same sector experienced very different growth. He’ll explore whether a product can be sold, delivered and supported profitably, leaving attendees with challenging questions to apply to their own work. - Evie Brockwell, Head of Product, Operation & Experimentation at New Look, “The 92%: How to thrive as a Product Leader amidst the chaos” Evie will look beyond roadmaps to the confidence, presence and clarity required for effective product leadership. Drawing on product transformations and four years running A/B tests at Booking.com, she’ll discuss maintaining sound judgement and giving teams direction under pressure. The evening opens with informal product chat over pizza and drinks, followed by the two talks, a break, prize draw and time to continue conversations afterwards. Photography or recording will take place, and attendance implies agreement with the event’s Code of Conduct. Follow ProductTank Cardiff on LinkedIn for community updates. Venue: Hodge House, 114–116 St Mary Street, Cardiff CF10 1DY. Register for ProductTank Cardiff 55

Sponsors: BJSS · Roku +2

⌖ Chiang Mai · 4Seas Nimman

Hosted by nick f.

Explore practical AI strategies for business growth at 4Seas Nimman in Chiang Mai on 11 November 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00 ICT. This recurring meetup focuses on turning AI’s potential into useful improvements for real businesses,without requiring a technical background. Practical AI for real business challenges The session is designed around open discussion and shared experience rather than abstract theory. Attendees will examine how AI tools and strategies can support growth, productivity and competitive advantage, with an emphasis on practical business value. Topics explored by the group include: - Automating repetitive tasks and business processes - Using AI to develop stronger customer insights - Supporting content creation and everyday marketing work - Improving operations and internal productivity - Applying AI to business analysis and decision-making - Understanding what implementation looks like across different types of companies A central part of the meetup is the opportunity to compare experiences of implementing AI in genuine commercial settings. That includes perspectives from solo ventures as well as established companies, giving participants a chance to learn how different organisations approach adoption, identify useful applications and assess where AI can create a meaningful advantage. Who should attend? This meetup welcomes entrepreneurs, business owners, managers and anyone interested in using AI for business success. No technical background is required: the conversation centres on business outcomes rather than engineering knowledge. It should be especially relevant if you are evaluating AI for your organisation, already testing tools in your workflow, or looking to learn from others facing similar opportunities and implementation questions. Hosted by nick f. through the AI Engineers in Thailand group, the event takes place at 4Seas Nimman, 2/20 Nimmana Haeminda Road, Lane 15, Tambon Su Thep, Chiang Mai 50200. The listing describes an ongoing series scheduled every two weeks on Wednesdays until 1 January 2027, creating a regular space for practical exchange and continued learning. Register for this event on Meetup

⌖ Bristol · The Aeesmbly Room, Design West

Hosted by RIBA Bristol & Bath

Explore how AI is reshaping architectural design, visualisation, creativity and craft at this in-person RIBA Bristol & Bath event in Bristol. Taking place on Wednesday 11 November 2026, from 6:00pm to 8:30pm, the evening moves from practical uses of generative AI today to bigger questions about the future of architecture and the profession. Speakers and topics - George Proud of Gendo will examine how generative AI is transforming architectural visualisation and creative workflows, including new ways to develop, communicate and test ideas. - Tomas Millar of Millar + Howard Workshop will consider whether AI could spark a new creative renaissance, helping architects not only work faster, but also unlock new forms of creativity, craft and a richer built environment. Both presentations will be followed by audience questions and discussion, with drinks and informal networking to close the evening. The event is suitable for architects and built-environment professionals already experimenting with AI, as well as those simply curious about its implications for practice. Venue: The Aeesmbly Room, Design West, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA. Doors open at 5:45pm. The organiser states that tickets are non-refundable. The event is organised by RIBA Bristol & Bath. Get tickets

⌖ Edinburgh · The Slug and Lettuce George Street

Hosted by ⭐ Edinburgh Tech Network (ETN) ⭐

Meet Edinburgh’s software, product, data, AI and startup community over informal drinks on Wednesday 11 November 2026, from 7–10pm GMT. Hosted by Edinburgh Tech Network, this relaxed networking evening at The Slug and Lettuce George Street brings together people working in and around tech. It is designed for software engineers, product managers, data and AI professionals, startup founders and operators, as well as others building products, projects or careers in tech. There are no presentations, speeches or structured activities. Instead, attendees can exchange ideas, learn from their peers and explore potential collaborations or career opportunities through natural conversation. The gathering is generally self-hosted, with no designated host leading the evening; ask venue staff for the “Edinburgh Tech Network” table when you arrive. Attendance details - Venue: 113–115 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4JN - Places are limited to keep the gathering focused and conversational - RSVP on Meetup, then become an OkGather member - Membership costs £2.99 per month and is required to attend - Members receive 20% off food and drinks by showing their OkGather profile at the bar This event is part of a recurring series held on the second Wednesday of each month. RSVP for this event

⌖ Toronto · Giovanni Room, University of Toronto Conference Centre

Hosted by Voxel51

Build practical physical AI workflows with FiftyOne at this hands-on workshop and meetup in Toronto on 11 November 2026. Co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51, this three-hour, in-person event brings together people working across physical AI, robotics, machine learning and computer vision. It takes place from 5:30pm to 8:30pm EST in the Giovanni Room at the University of Toronto Conference Centre, 89 Chestnut Street. What to expect The evening combines practical learning with short talks and community networking. It begins with food, drinks and an opportunity to meet other attendees before moving into a hands-on workshop focused on building physical AI applications with FiftyOne. During the workshop, attendees will explore workflows including: - Curating robotics and sensor datasets - Working with real-world visual data - Evaluating computer vision models - Using FiftyOne as part of a physical AI development process The meetup then shifts into a series of lightning talks from local practitioners working in AI, machine learning and computer vision. The listed programme includes hosts Daniel Gural of Voxel51 and Dhruv Diddi of Nebius, with Andrei Barsan of Waabi AI appearing as the featured speaker. The event closes with more time to connect, discuss projects and exchange ideas with Toronto’s technical community. Who should attend This event is relevant to AI and machine learning practitioners, computer vision specialists, robotics builders, researchers and developers interested in the data and evaluation challenges behind physical AI systems. Its mix of guided workshop activity, practitioner talks and informal conversation also makes it useful for anyone looking to understand how teams curate sensor data and assess vision models against real-world datasets. Workshop requirements Bring a laptop if you want to participate in the practical session. Access to the workshop environment requires a company, university or government email address; personal or disposable addresses such as Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook cannot be used. This is a platform-wide fraud prevention and compliance policy. Attendees who need an exception should contact the hosts before the event. View the event and registration details

Sponsors: Nebius

⌖ Location TBC · Toronto, Canada

Hosted by World AI Accelerator Institute

Toronto's Generative AI Summit brings together engineers, developers, and technical leaders for an industry-focused deep dive into production-ready generative AI systems and agentic architectures. Taking place on November 12, 2026, this summit is designed for practitioners actively building, deploying, and scaling AI applications—not marketers or casual observers. What You'll Learn This summit tackles the critical challenges facing AI practitioners today: moving beyond proof-of-concept to delivering cost-effective, powerful, and responsible AI at scale. Technical sessions cover: - LLM optimization techniques — improve inference speed, reduce latency, and minimize operational costs in production environments - Agent architectures and orchestration — explore advanced design patterns for building robust, scalable agentic systems - Infrastructure advances — discover the latest tooling for training, fine-tuning, and deploying multimodal AI models - LLMOps processes — implement best practices for observability, security, and governance in generative AI deployments - MCP frameworks and integration strategies — break down technical roadblocks in data layers and optimization Who Should Attend This summit targets engineers and technical executives building real-world AI applications. Past attendees have included senior data scientists, ML engineers, AI architects, and technical leaders from organizations like BMO Financial Group, RBC Group, NVIDIA, OpenAI, and Microsoft. If you're working on generative AI systems in production or planning enterprise deployments, this event offers the technical depth and peer connections you need. Three Stages, One Pass Your registration grants access to all three co-located stages: - Generative AI Summit — focused sessions on building and deploying generative AI systems - Agentic AI Summit — specialized track exploring agent architectures and real-world agent applications - Headliners Stage — joint keynotes on core developments in generative and agentic AI This multi-track format lets you customize your experience based on your current projects and technical interests, while networking with practitioners across different specializations. Speaker Expertise The summit features practitioners from leading organizations sharing production lessons and technical insights. Previous speakers have included the Chief Data & Analytics Officer fro

⌖ Norwich · Norwich Cathedral

Hosted by MensCraft

Explore how young people can navigate misinformation, social media, algorithms and AI at Norwich Cathedral on Thursday 12 November 2026. Organised by MensCraft, Who Do We Trust? is an in-person public discussion about growing up in an information environment shaped by influencers, artificial intelligence and rapidly spreading misinformation. The panel will consider how online content can affect identity, belonging, relationships, behaviour, mental health and safety, as well as the opportunities digital spaces create for connection, community and access to information. Speakers - Chris Morris, Chief Executive of Full Fact, the UK’s largest independent fact-checking organisation. A former senior BBC foreign correspondent, he later developed and led BBC Reality Check. - Nicky Fairweather, Principal Deputy Head at Norwich School, where she leads work covering safeguarding culture, belonging and inclusion, pupil voice and critical thinking. - Cody Sollows, who leads MensCraft’s work with adolescent boys and young men. The live discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A, bringing together perspectives from journalism and fact-checking, education and safeguarding, and frontline youth work. Its central question is practical: how can young people assess which information, spaces and voices deserve trust, and recognise attempts to mislead, manipulate or exploit them? The event takes place at Norwich Cathedral, 65 The Close, Norwich, NR1 4DH. Tickets are non-refundable, and all proceeds support MensCraft’s charitable work with men and boys. Get tickets for Who Do We Trust?

⌖ Bangkok · Chulalongkorn University

Solidarity AI is a four-day conference in Bangkok, running 12–15 November 2026 at Chulalongkorn University, focused on AI for climate justice, communal care and local values. Co-convened by PCC Global and PCC Thailand with Chulalongkorn University and regional allies, the gathering asks who should control the technologies that increasingly shape work, livelihoods, culture and public life. Rather than treating communities as passive users, it explores how workers and people affected by AI can exercise meaningful control over everything from raw-material extraction and data to algorithms and governance. What to expect The programme combines plenary sessions, participatory workshops, sector-focused breakouts and strategy sessions. It is designed to connect scholarship rooted in lived experience with practical organising and technology development. Central themes include: - AI systems built for climate justice, equity and care - Shared ownership, democratic governance and accountable infrastructure - The effects of digital systems on pay, surveillance, displacement and invisible labour - Local languages, knowledge and values in technology design - Solidarity expressed through governance, business models, infrastructure and international collaboration - “Solidarity stacks”: interconnected technology, governance and labour systems that are collectively owned and locally governed Examples spanning Asia and beyond will ground these discussions, including farmer-led data cooperatives in India, Vietnam’s national AI stack, multilingual systems in Indonesia and Malaysia, worker organising in the Philippines and platform cooperatives in Spain. The conference also draws on Buddhist ethics, Thailand’s sufficiency economy, Gandhian thought and Ambedkarite critique to move beyond Western-centric and growth-at-all-costs approaches to AI.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Chulalongkorn University

◎ Online

Hosted by The Principal Dev

NODES 2026 is an online developer conference exploring graph databases and AI, running across two days on 12–13 November 2026. Graph technology meets AI NODES 2026 offers developers a focused opportunity to engage with two closely connected areas of modern software development: graph databases and artificial intelligence. The online format makes the conference accessible from anywhere, while the two-day schedule gives attendees space to explore the event’s technical themes without travelling to a physical venue. Graph databases provide a way to work with highly connected information, while AI continues to reshape how developers build and enhance software. By bringing these subjects together, NODES 2026 is positioned around an important area of interest for engineers working with data, intelligent applications and emerging development practices. The event should be particularly relevant to: - Software developers interested in graph database technology - Engineers and technical practitioners following developments in AI - Tech leads and senior developers assessing tools and approaches for future projects - Members of the graph database community who want to connect around a dedicated developer conference No specific experience level, session agenda or speaker line-up is included in the current event preview. Prospective attendees should therefore consult the official Meetup listing for programme announcements and participation details as they become available. Event details - Dates: Thursday 12 to Friday 13 November 2026 - Location: Online - Format: Two-day developer conference - Core topics: Graph databases and AI - Organiser: The Principal Dev, described on the listing as a tech leads masterclass Because the conference takes place online, it is suitable for an international developer audience and removes the need to plan travel or accommodation. The two-day structure also makes NODES 2026 a useful date for teams and individual practitioners who want dedicated time to follow graph database and AI discussions. The available preview does not yet specify the streaming platform, timetable, networking arrangements or whether recordings will be provided, so check the linked event pages before attending. Register for NODES 2026

⌖ Toronto · Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre

Generative AI Summit Toronto brings AI builders and executives together on 12 November 2026 for practical talks, workshops and production-focused discussions. Held at the Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, 525 Bay Street, Toronto, this single-day summit explores how teams can build, deploy and scale generative and agentic AI beyond the demo stage. Registration and breakfast begin at 08:00, with sessions running from 08:55 and a closing happy hour at 17:00. What to expect The morning headliner stage features perspectives from LangChain, Red Hat and OpenAI on owning AI intelligence, managing information trust and translating frontier capabilities into real-world impact. From 11:00, attendees can move between two dedicated tracks: - Generative AI Summit: enterprise execution, open-stack software factories, knowledge graphs, synthetic data, visual question answering and durable AI application design. - Agentic AI Summit: production failure modes, evaluation and observability, evolving systems, autonomous datasets, manufacturing agents and balancing autonomy with control. Speakers include technical and AI leaders from Google, NVIDIA, Airbnb, RBC Group, Mastercard, AstraZeneca, Wealthsimple, Siemens, HelloFresh and other organisations deploying AI in production. Alongside talks and panels, focused workshops cover reducing AI costs, building a policy-as-code agent committee on Cloudflare, and creating a text-to-SQL database agent. Breakfast, coffee breaks, lunch and the closing happy hour provide structured opportunities to meet engineers, executives and technical leaders facing similar challenges. The programme is designed for AI engineers, architects, product and data leaders, technical executives, and teams responsible for deploying reliable generative or agentic AI systems. Register and view the full agenda

◎ Online

Hosted by Agentic Software Engineering Berlin

Der INNOQ Technology Day 2026 bringt am 12. November einen ganzen Tag lang aktuelle Perspektiven auf KI, agentische Softwareentwicklung und Architektur online zusammen. Von 09:00 bis 18:00 Uhr bietet die siebte Ausgabe der kostenfreien Konferenz Keynotes, praxisorientierte Talks und konkrete Einblicke in Kundenprojekte. Das erwartet dich Das Programm verteilt sich auf drei parallele Tracks und verbindet strategische Fragen mit Erfahrungen aus realen Projekten. Im Mittelpunkt stehen: - Agentic Software Engineering und AI Systems Architecture - Softwarearchitektur und moderne Softwareentwicklung - Architekturstrategie und Datenarchitektur - Security sowie aktuelle Technologie- und IT-Trends - Customer Success Stories aus der Projektpraxis Damit richtet sich der Technology Day an Menschen, die Software entwickeln, Architekturen gestalten oder den Einsatz von KI und agentischen Systemen in ihrer Organisation bewerten möchten. Die Mischung aus übergreifenden Impulsen und konkreten Erfahrungsberichten ist sowohl für technische Praktiker:innen als auch für Verantwortliche mit strategischem Blick relevant. Keynotes und Praxisberichte Zwei Keynotes setzen den thematischen Rahmen. Tina Klüwer spricht unter dem Titel „KI – unheimlich schlau?“ über künstliche Intelligenz. Michael Plöd widmet sich in „Passion: Über Leidenschaft in einer Branche, die das Tun an Maschinen abgibt“ der Rolle menschlicher Motivation in einer zunehmend automatisierten Softwarewelt. Die Customer Success Stories zeigen, wie agentische Ansätze in der Praxis aussehen können: - „Wenn der Agent die Schadenspost sortiert: AI Systems Architecture in der Praxis“ mit Peter Friedl von der Niederösterreichischen Versicherung und Michael Seel - „Gemeinsam statt einsam: agentische Entwicklung im Miniteam“ mit Stefanie Lintner von der Niederösterreichischen Versicherung und Michael Seel Weitere angekündigte Sessions sind „No Constrain, no Gain“ mit Johannes Rave, „Agenten als“ mit Tammo van Lessen und Sven Johann, „Agentic Software Modernization: Back to the Roots“ mit Markus Harrer sowie „Wasted opportunities: Why agentic teams should slow down“ mit Daniel Westheide. View the event and registration details

◎ Online

Hosted by Birmingham - Digital Success Entrepreneurs

Learn how AI agents and automation can run key parts of an online business in this free live webinar on 12 November 2026 at 10:00 AM. Hosted online by Birmingham – Digital Success Entrepreneurs, the session demonstrates how connected AI systems can reduce repetitive work without requiring you to master dozens of separate tools first. What you’ll see - AI agents creating marketing content and campaigns - Automated social media publishing for approved content - An AI sales advisor answering questions and recommending products - Ready-to-sell digital courses - Automated lead capture and lead-magnet delivery - A connected system bringing these elements together This webinar is aimed at aspiring and existing online business owners who want to use AI as part of their workforce while retaining control as the owner. It will be particularly relevant if the time required to learn marketing, sales and automation has held you back from launching or growing a business. The workshop is free to attend and hosted by Bina. It takes place online, with the access link visible to registered attendees. No detailed running order or additional speakers have been published. Register for this free webinar

⌖ Edinburgh · Jamaica Yard

Hosted by Founders Coffee Club

Founders Coffee Club brings relaxed, pitch-free founder networking and a day of coworking to Jamaica Yard in Edinburgh on 12 November 2026. Built around a simple promise, no speeches, no presentations and no selling, this in-person meetup gives founders space to have genuine conversations without sitting through formal talks or navigating sales pitches. Turn up, grab a coffee and meet other people building businesses across Edinburgh’s founder community. What to expect The scheduled networking session runs from 10:00am to 11:00am GMT at Jamaica Yard, 3 Jamaica Street, Edinburgh EH3 6HH. The event also includes coworking for the day, so attendees can continue working from the venue after the morning meetup rather than heading straight back to the office or working alone. There is no speaker programme or prescribed agenda. Instead, the format centres on informal, founder-to-founder networking: - Meet other founders over coffee - Exchange experiences in a sales-free setting - Build local connections without formal presentations - Stay for coworking during the rest of the day This is a founders-only event. It is particularly welcoming to people who find traditional networking daunting or who are attending Founders Coffee Club for the first time. The hosts say newcomers will be greeted on arrival and introduced to someone immediately, helping conversations start naturally rather than leaving attendees to work the room alone. Tickets and organiser Tickets cost £15, and registration is subject to host approval. The meetup is presented by Founders Coffee Club, which hosts networking events for founders across the UK. You can also follow the organiser on Instagram or LinkedIn. The Edinburgh gathering forms part of a recurring series held on the second Thursday of each month, offering founders a regular opportunity to reconnect, meet new peers and spend a productive day working alongside others. Request to join and get your ticket

⌖ Manchester · The Lowry, Salford Quays

Hosted by Xpertise Recruitment

Manchester Technology Leaders Conference brings technology, data and transformation leaders together at The Lowry on 12 November 2026 to tackle AI accountability. Show Me the Money: The AI Accountability Reckoning Taking place from 12pm on Thursday 12 November 2026 at The Lowry, Salford Quays, this leadership conference explores how organisations can use AI, data and technology to strengthen innovation, accelerate business growth and build resilience in a fast-changing digital landscape. The 2026 theme, “Show Me the Money: The AI Accountability Reckoning,” puts the focus on moving beyond AI ambition to measurable impact and responsible leadership. Attendees will hear how senior technology figures are approaching transformation, with an emphasis on real-world applications, proven practices and strategies that can be put to work after the event. What to expect The programme combines expert-led content with opportunities for discussion and peer learning. It will feature: - Two keynote speakers, including announced keynote Kirsty Mason - A panel of business and technology leaders - Interactive Q&A sessions with CIOs, CTOs and AI leaders - Transformation success stories and practical, hands-on strategies - Actionable examples of applying AI, data and technology in business - Exclusive insight into the UK technology market from both hiring and job-seeking perspectives - Dedicated networking with fellow leaders from across the technology community Food and refreshments will be available throughout the day, supporting a conference format designed to make it easy to continue conversations between sessions. Who should attend? This event is designed for the Technology, Data and Transformation leadership community, particularly business and technology decision-makers responsible for AI adoption, digital strategy, innovation, organisational resilience or growth. It will be especially relevant to CIOs, CTOs, data leaders, AI leaders, transformation executives and senior professionals who want to compare approaches with peers and learn from practical experience.… Register for this event

⌖ Edinburgh · A&DS:SpACE (access via Middle Meadow Walk)

Hosted by Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS)

Explore how generative AI is reshaping architectural practice at this in-person event in Edinburgh on 12 November 2026. Hosted by Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS), the afternoon brings academics and practitioners together to examine how emerging AI tools are being adopted across architectural and urban design workflows. The discussion will cover AI’s potential to enhance innovation and productivity, particularly for small and medium-sized practices in Scotland, alongside its practical limitations. Speakers and topics Headline contributors include Dr Juliana Martins, Bahar Durmaz-Drinkwater, Kathryn Firth and Pei-Chin Lin. Attendees will hear perspectives from UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment and Arup, followed by a panel featuring Graham Ross of Austin-Smith:Lord and other contributors. Topics include: - The changing role of designers and the future job market - Integrating generative AI into professional workflows - Intellectual property, authorship and accountability - Environmental, social and ethical implications - Opportunities and challenges specific to Scottish practice The event runs 12:30–17:00 at A&DS:SpACE, 1 Lauriston Place, accessed via Middle Meadow Walk. Registration opens at 12:30 with tea, coffee and water, followed by headline presentations from 13:00, a break and panel discussion. A&DS:SpACE is a collaborative venue focused on the built environment. Get tickets for Demystifying AI in Architectural Design

⌖ Manchester · WPP office

Hosted by IAB UK

AI in the North is a practical IAB UK conference on AI in advertising, taking place at WPP’s Manchester office on 12 November 2026. Designed for professionals across the North’s advertising and media industry, this focused afternoon will help attendees understand how AI is changing the sector now, not simply speculate about what may happen next. Expect research-led insight, practical industry examples and clear discussion of the regulatory and operational questions businesses need to address as AI moves from automation towards greater autonomy. The event runs from 15:00 to 16:45, followed by networking drinks, at the WPP office, 1 New Quay Street, Manchester, M3 4BN. Get directions. What the afternoon covers After delegate arrival, Eliza Lyons, Member Services Manager at IAB UK, will open the programme and explain how attendees can make the most of their membership. The main sessions then explore: - The State of AI in Advertising, Si Hunt, Insight & Planning Manager at IAB UK, will examine the shift from automation to autonomy and share key findings from IAB UK’s State of AI in Advertising report. - Agentic AI in advertising, Joe Jackson, Ad Tech Executive at IAB UK, will discuss the emergence of more autonomous AI systems within the advertising landscape. - AI regulation, Beth Rogers, Public Policy Manager at IAB UK, will outline what is known so far and help attendees understand the developing policy environment. - AI in Action, a closing session focused on what organisations are actually doing with AI, using examples rather than predictions. Additional speakers for this segment are still to be confirmed. Who should attend? This event is aimed at IAB UK members working across advertising, agencies, brands, media and ad tech who want a grounded view of AI’s current business impact. It will be particularly relevant to people responsible for strategy, innovation, policy, technology, insight or campaign delivery. No specific technical experience level is stated; the emphasis is on industry knowledge, practical learning and informed discussion rather than hands-on coding. Attendance details Attendance is restricted to IAB UK members. Check eligibility with IAB UK before booking. View the event and registration details

⌖ Amsterdam · Equals Amsterdam

Hosted by AI 4 ALL

Learn how to apply your existing professional skills to AI at this practical, non-technical meetup in Amsterdam. AI4ALL’s “Where skills meet AI” is designed for people who want to explore AI adoption without a background in coding, machine learning or data science. Speaker Nelly Lund will explain how an unexpected career moment led her to experiment with AI, identify a gap in how people understood it and build a role helping others use the technology confidently. The talk focuses on three practical ideas: - Finding the point where your current skills meet AI - Starting with genuine problems rather than technology - Taking action before you feel completely ready Nelly leads AI Experience & Adoption at Philips Healthcare Informatics. Drawing on nearly 20 years in business transformation, employee experience, operations and change, she works to bring AI into the everyday workflows of thousands of people. Her work has included helping to build an AI Hub, a network of more than 130 AI Catalysts and company-wide learning and adoption programmes. This two-hour, in-person event takes place from 17:00 to 19:00 on Thursday 12 November 2026 at Equals Amsterdam, 316 Keizersgracht, 1016 EZ Amsterdam. Bring curiosity and a willingness to participate. Tickets are non-refundable, and photography or filming may take place for future AI4ALL training and event marketing. Get tickets

⌖ Amsterdam · Kon. Wilhelminaplein 2A

Hosted by COnext TECH events

Explore practical AI, agentic media, robotics and startup building with founders and experts in Amsterdam on 12 November 2026. Organised by COnext TECH events, this curated, in-person gathering brings founders, builders, innovators and tech professionals together for talks, an open discussion and networking. Speakers and topics - Chingiskhan Kazakhstan, Co-founder and CEO of SELANA and a Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe honoree, discussing “Starting a Tech Company as a Non-Technical Founder.” - Sven Brookhuis, Co-founder of Oasy and former AI tooling and GTM operations specialist, presenting “Saving Digital Publishers in the Agentic Era.” - Ilan Lewin, Physicist, entrepreneur and robotics expert, explaining “How to Build a $100,000 Sensor Using $100 Worth of Hardware.” The wider conversation will examine AI hype versus real-world implementation, startup survival, small-team innovation, mobility, robotics, media and the challenges facing non-technical founders. An open discussion will focus on building the future in Europe across AI, hardware, mobility and digital innovation. Schedule and venue The event runs 6:00pm–9:30pm on Thursday 12 November 2026 at Berghaus Amsterdam, Koningin Wilhelminaplein 2A, 1062 HK Amsterdam. The published agenda includes welcome networking, speaker sessions, an open discussion, and networking with drinks. Refunds are available up to seven days before the event. Get tickets on Eventbrite

⌖ Edinburgh · CodeBase

Hosted by Edinburgh User Experience Meetup

Explore human-centred government technology and AI accessibility at this World Usability Day meetup in Edinburgh. Hosted by the Edinburgh User Experience Meetup, this Tech for Good special brings together two founders to share practical lessons from starting and scaling purpose-led digital products. It takes place at CodeBase, 37a Castle Terrace, on Thursday 12 November 2026, from 5:15pm to 7:30pm GMT. Talks From Challenge to Infrastructure: What It Really Takes to Design for Government, James Buchan, founder and CEO of ePass, will explain how a Scottish CivTech challenge became national government infrastructure. Topics include: - Designing simultaneously for citizens, businesses, licensing officers and policy teams - Conducting research across complex departments and undocumented processes - Using the Digital Scotland Service Standard as a design tool - Creating a reusable component configurable for more than 160 licence types - Adapting user-centred design as a product moves from pilot to infrastructure Designing Doubt: Can I Make This Journey?, Tirtho Dasgupta, founder of Nirmānaa, will share how he built an AI accessibility co-pilot solo in nine weeks. He will examine how AI is changing design work and why designers increasingly need to design for uncertainty rather than certainty. The programme opens with doors at 5:15pm, followed by James’s talk at 5:45pm, a break at 6:30pm, Tirtho’s talk at 6:40pm, and a 7:30pm close. It is particularly relevant to UX, product, accessibility, AI and government technology practitioners seeking candid, experience-led lessons. Register for this event

⌖ Manchester · Greater Manchester Digital Security Hub (DiSH)

Hosted by Datacove

Manchester’s Data Intelligence Network returns on 12 November 2026 for an evening of practical insight, peer learning and networking for data and development professionals. Hosted by Datacove, this community meetup brings people together to exchange experiences, explore better ways of working and build meaningful relationships around data intelligence. It takes place from 6:00pm to 8:30pm GMT at the Greater Manchester Digital Security Hub (DiSH), Heron House, 1 Lincoln Square, Manchester. Data meets development The featured talk, “Data Meets Dev: How cross-functional collaboration has changed my work forever,” will be delivered by Fiona Pye, Senior Data Analyst at AutoTrader UK. Fiona will reflect on two years spent working as a data scientist and analyst embedded within a backend development team. She will share how the experience changed her approach to analytics through new ways of thinking about: - Cross-functional collaboration and communication - Software and analytical design - Coding practices and working methods - The relationship between backend systems and business data - Building mutual understanding between data and development teams The learning has worked both ways: while Fiona gained new perspectives from developers, her colleagues developed a richer understanding of the data they handle and produce, including its implications for the wider business. The session offers a grounded case study for anyone interested in breaking down organisational silos and improving how technical teams work together. Who should attend? The meetup welcomes everyone from people beginning a career in data to experienced analysts, data scientists, developers and statistical computing practitioners. It will be particularly relevant to those working with data analytics, visualisation, predictive analytics, programming, R, Python or Shiny, as well as team leaders seeking stronger collaboration across technical disciplines. Datacove runs four Manchester events each year, combining talks, hands-on sessions, open knowledge sharing and informal networking in a friendly, inclusive setting. The wider community is anchored by the annual EARL Data Intelligence Conference in Brighton. View the event and registration details

Sponsors: Datacove · DiSH, Eagle Labs

⌖ Brighton · Platf9rm

Hosted by Silicon Brighton

Build your data intelligence knowledge and meet Brighton’s R, Python and Shiny community at this friendly evening of talks, practical learning and networking. Taking place on Thursday 12 November 2026, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm GMT, the Brighton Data Intelligence Network meetup brings data professionals, technologists and curious newcomers together at Platf9rm Brighton in Brighton. It is designed as an inclusive space to exchange ideas, share real-world experiences and form useful connections across the local data community. What to expect The event is hosted by Datacove, a Brighton-based team of award-winning R, Python and Shiny experts. Each meetup combines community networking with inspiring talks, hands-on sessions and open knowledge sharing. The specific talk programme for this November edition is still to be confirmed, but attendees can expect fresh perspectives, lively discussion and practical ideas to take back to their own projects or workplace. The evening is suitable for all experience levels. People taking their first steps into data intelligence can meet experienced practitioners and discover new approaches, while established data professionals can compare methods, discuss challenges and expand their local network. The emphasis is on accessible conversation rather than a narrowly defined technical level. The planned format is: - 6:00pm: Arrival, drinks, nibbles and informal networking - 6:30–6:45pm: Talks and organised content begin - 8:00pm: Main event concludes - Afterwards: Conversation continues at a local pub A wider data community This meetup is part of a programme of six Brighton events held throughout the year. The network is anchored by the annual EARL Data Intelligence Conference, its flagship gathering held in Brighton each October. The series is supported by Silicon Brighton, Barclays Eagle Labs and Platf9rm Brighton.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Silicon Brighton · Barclays Eagle Labs +1

⌖ Liverpool · The Tavern Co Social

Hosted by Lifestyle magazine

Explore how AI is reshaping business visibility, marketing, PR and growth at this informal networking evening in Liverpool on 12 November 2026. Lead with impact in an AI-driven market AI is changing how customers discover, evaluate and trust businesses. From ChatGPT and Google to social media, search and shifting customer behaviour, this event offers a timely opportunity to consider what those changes mean for your organisation, and how you can remain visible as the business landscape evolves. Hosted by Lifestyle magazine, Lead with AI Impact brings together business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals for an accessible discussion covering both the opportunities and challenges created by AI. Rather than focusing solely on the technology, the conversation will examine its practical implications for communication, promotion and sustainable business growth. Topics explored during the evening will include: - How AI is influencing search, social media and customer behaviour - What changing discovery habits mean for business visibility - The impact of AI on marketing and PR - Opportunities and challenges for businesses adapting to this shift - Practical steps organisations can take to stay visible and competitive Conversation, connections and tapas This is an informal, in-person networking event, designed to make space for discussion as well as relationship-building. Alongside the AI-focused conversation, attendees will have plenty of time to meet new people, exchange ideas and develop connections that could lead to future business opportunities. The event is particularly relevant to founders, business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals who want to understand AI’s commercial impact without needing a technical background. It should also appeal to anyone responsible for marketing, communications, PR or growth who is thinking about how audiences will find and trust brands in an increasingly AI-led environment. A selection of tapas dishes from The Tavern Co Social is included in the ticket price, giving the evening a relaxed and sociable format. View the event and registration details

⌖ Brighton · Plat9rm Brighton (venue to be confirmed)

Hosted by Brighton Data Intelligence Network

A free data and enterprise AI meetup in Brighton on 12 November 2026, with a practitioner talk, networking and refreshments. From AI prototype to production BrightonPy & Brighton R brings together data professionals, developers and curious newcomers to exchange practical knowledge and build relationships across the local data community. This edition’s featured speaker is Jeff Magloire of BridgeLytic Capital, presenting “What Enterprise AI Product Teams Learn After the Demo.” The talk tackles the difficult stage that begins once an enterprise AI prototype works. Rather than offering broad predictions about AI, Jeff will use concrete product examples to explore the decisions teams face when turning a promising demo into a dependable part of everyday work. Topics include choosing suitable use cases, deciding what evidence is sufficient, placing human review, designing access and governance, evaluating results and measuring whether users genuinely change their workflows. Attendees will leave with: - A checklist for moving an AI prototype towards production - A method for balancing quality, risk and speed - An adoption scorecard focused on changed work rather than novelty Who should attend? The session is designed for a practitioner audience and is relevant to AI product teams, data scientists, Python and R users, analysts, technical leaders and anyone involved in deploying data products. The wider meetup welcomes all experience levels, from people taking their first steps in data to seasoned experts looking to compare approaches and learn from peers. This event forms part of the Brighton Data Intelligence Network, a programme of six Brighton meetups each year anchored by the annual EARL Data Intelligence Conference. It is hosted by Datacove, a Brighton-based team specialising in R, Python and Shiny, and supported by Silicon Brighton, Barclays Eagle Labs and Platf9rm Brighton. Format and practical details… Register for this event

Sponsors: Silicon Brighton · Barclays Eagle Labs +1

⌖ Dublin · Dublin

Hosted by ODSC AI Dublin

Build practical AI skills and connect with Dublin’s tech community at this free ODSC meetup on 12 November 2026, featuring talks and networking. Taking place from 6:00–8:00 PM GMT in Dublin, the AI Skills Accelerator brings together practitioners, leaders and newcomers for an evening of applied learning, community contributions and career connections. The exact venue will be announced. What to expect Supported by Snowflake, the main session will feature a Snowflake speaker alongside Sheamus McGovern, founder of ODSC AI and the evening’s co-host. The specific speaker and session topic are still to be announced. The programme includes: - 6:00–6:30 PM: Arrivals, drinks and icebreaker networking - 6:30–7:00 PM: Main session - 7:00–7:15 PM: Up to five three-minute community lightning talks - 7:15–7:25 PM: Hiring and job-seeker shout-outs - 7:25–8:00 PM: Pizza, topic-based networking and talent matching Attendees can volunteer for a lightning talk to share an AI project, tool experiment or useful lesson. This meetup is suitable for AI engineers, developers, data scientists, product managers, founders, technical leaders, business professionals exploring practical AI, emerging practitioners, and people hiring or seeking their next role. Admission is free with registration. Register to reserve your place.

Sponsors: Snowflake

⌖ Edinburgh · The Melting Pot

Hosted by OutGeek - Badass Pros

Meet hiring teams actively recruiting tech talent at OutGeekWomen, an in-person networking evening in Edinburgh for mid-career and senior women in tech. Taking place at The Melting Pot, 15 Calton Road, from 6:00pm to 8:30pm on Thursday 12 November 2026, the event replaces conventional recruiter networking with short, direct pitches from companies that are hiring. How the evening works - CTOs and hiring teams deliver five-minute pitches - Attendees then speak directly with the teams that interest them - Food and drinks are provided throughout the evening OutGeek says that three to six hiring teams usually take the stage. The confirmed lineup will be shared with attendees before the event and published through OutGeek. The evening is designed primarily for mid-career and senior women in tech who are considering their next move, although a limited number of entry-level tickets are available. The event is open to everyone. Most tickets are free, with the final 10 sold as paid tickets to help cover the team running the event. If you can no longer attend, the organiser asks that you cancel to release your place. The published refund policy states no refunds. Get tickets for OutGeekWomen

⌖ Birmingham · 6 Brindley Place

Hosted by DevOps Society

Improve how you communicate technical ideas at this practical DevOps workshop in Birmingham, taking place on 12 November 2026 from 6pm–9pm GMT. Hosted by DevOps Society at AND Digital’s The Foundry, the evening is designed to get engineers away from their laptops and practising the human skills behind effective meetings, presentations and workplace conversations. What to expect Steve Wade, Founder of Platform Fix, Kubernetes Ambassador for DevOps Society, former Flux maintainer and Istio contributor, will lead three sessions: - AI, DevOps and Kubernetes: What’s Next?, a concise keynote on changes across AI, Kubernetes and platform engineering. - The Human API, an interactive talk exploring how to start better conversations and communicate effectively in stand-ups, interviews, meetings and presentations. - Owning the Stage, a hands-on confidence workshop featuring small-group speaking exercises, unexpected questions and PowerPoint Karaoke with unseen slides. Steve brings 15 years of production infrastructure experience, has trained more than 6,000 engineers and has spoken at KubeCon and DevOps Pro Europe. Attendees will receive practical communication techniques, presentation practice and Steve’s Communication Playbook after the event. The workshop is aimed at DevOps engineers, SREs, platform and cloud engineers, developers, engineering leaders and other technology professionals, including those who find Terraform easier than presenting or asking for a pay rise. No natural public-speaking ability is expected. Venue: AND Digital, The Foundry, 6 Brindley Place, Birmingham B1 2JB. Food and drinks are provided by the host venue. Registration also includes pre- and post-event emails from Steve with session materials and a short follow-up series. Register for The Human API Workshop

⌖ Bristol · Changing Social, St Bartholomew's House

Bristol’s November D365PPUG meetup brings Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform users together for two expert talks, networking, food and conversation. Taking place on Thursday 12 November 2026 at 18:30 GMT, this free, in-person South West User Group meeting offers a welcoming place to exchange practical knowledge with people working across the Microsoft business applications ecosystem. The event will be held at a new venue, Changing Social in St Bartholomew’s House, Lewins Mead, Bristol, around the corner from Bristol Beacon and the Hippodrome. What to expect The evening combines structured learning with plenty of time to meet other members of the regional community. Its format includes: - Two 45-minute speaker sessions covering Dynamics 365 and Power Platform - Informal networking with fellow users, makers and professionals - Food and refreshments provided during the meetup - An optional social afterwards for anyone who wants to continue the conversation The detailed agenda and speakers are still to be confirmed. Across the wider D365PPUG community, meetings address the full Dynamics 365 and Power Platform landscape, including Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI and Power Virtual Agents. Sessions can explore technical areas such as development and solution architecture, alongside business-focused subjects including user adoption, change management and business analysis. The final topics for this Bristol edition will be announced by the organiser. Who should attend? This event is suitable for all experience levels. Whether you are beginning to explore Microsoft Power Platform, already building business applications and automations, administering Dynamics 365, shaping solution architecture or supporting organisational adoption, the group is designed to encourage open knowledge sharing without requiring a particular level of seniority. D365PPUG grew from a Dynamics CRM user group founded in 2011 and has since expanded into a UK-wide community covering both Dynamics 365 and the broader Power Platform. Its regional evening meetings provide a smaller, more conversational alternative to the organisation’s flagship national events, making this a useful opportunity to ask questions, compare approaches and build local professional connections. View the event and registration details

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◎ Online

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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◎ Online

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 Ireland Startup: Idea to IPO

Build and deploy a custom AI research agent for competitive intelligence in this paid online workshop on 13 November 2026 at 03:30 UTC. Rather than manually piecing together company news, reviews and hiring activity, you’ll fork a working competitive-intelligence agent and adapt it to produce structured research covering recent news, hiring patterns, market positioning, gaps and potential red flags. What you’ll do - Clone the existing agent from GitHub - Connect custom sources such as RSS feeds and open APIs - Test the agent live using a real company, competitor or industry keyword - Leave with a deployed agent designed to run 100+ times The workshop supports two use cases: job seekers researching employers before applying, interviewing or accepting an offer, and employees or side hustlers tracking competitors, market gaps and strategic moves. Bring a laptop with a browser and some basic experience asking questions and iterating with Claude. Optional 10-minute pre-work involves cloning the repository, configuring an API key and checking that it runs; otherwise, setup will take place during the first 20 minutes. Tickets cost $17–$27 and include materials plus a post-workshop recap covering iteration, advanced techniques and troubleshooting. Ethical guardrails will also be addressed. The title describes a two-hour event, while the published details describe a three-hour workshop. This event is organised by Albert’s List and promoted by Ireland Startup: Idea to IPO. It is open to attendees worldwide, with the online access link visible to registered attendees. Book the paid ticket through Eventbrite, then view the event and attendance details on Meetup.

⌖ Amsterdam · Hotel Casa Amsterdam

Hosted by Amsterdam Chemistry Network

Explore AI’s role in chemistry and materials at ChemAI 2026 Day 2, a full-day science conference in Amsterdam on 13 November 2026. Hosted by Amsterdam Chemistry Network, ChemAI x Science brings together a programme of presentations, panel discussions, an innovation market and a poster session. The conference focuses on what the organisers describe as “the fifth paradigm for chemistry and materials”, offering a dedicated setting for examining the growing intersection of artificial intelligence, molecular science and materials research. What to expect The second day of ChemAI 2026 runs from 9:00 to 18:00 at Hotel Casa Amsterdam in Amsterdam, with doors opening at 08:30. Across nine hours of in-person programming, attendees can expect: - Presentations exploring AI for chemistry, materials and molecules - Panel discussions featuring perspectives from across the field - An innovation market showcasing new ideas and developments - A poster session for discovering and discussing research - Opportunities to meet researchers, innovators and other members of the chemistry ecosystem The announced headline lineup includes Dr. Heike Riel, Prof. Tonio Buonassisi, Prof. Aron Walsh, Dr. Thibault Géoui and Dr. Alexander Hammer. Consult the conference programme for the latest scheduling information, or visit the ChemAI website for wider event updates. Who should attend? This science-focused conference is particularly relevant to researchers, scientists, students, technical professionals and innovators interested in applying AI to chemistry and materials. The page does not specify a required experience level, making the event potentially useful both for established practitioners following current work and for attendees seeking a broad view of developments across the field. ChemAI 2026 is a two-day event, but this ticket covers Day 2 only. Day 1, “ChemAI x Builders”, takes place on 12 November as a separate gathering for corporates, startups, investors and ecosystem participants discussing the business of AI for materials and molecules; its registration opens separately.… Register for this event

⌖ Toronto · Microsoft, CIBC Square (81 Bay St.)

Hosted by AICO

AI Community Conference Toronto 2026 brings a full day of AI talks, panels, showcases and networking to Microsoft at CIBC Square on 13 November. Taking place in central Toronto, this in-person conference offers an accessible way to explore current trends, breakthroughs and real-world applications in artificial intelligence. Organised by AICO, it brings together AI enthusiasts, experienced professionals, experts and industry leaders for learning, discussion and new connections. What to expect The programme combines several conference formats, giving attendees opportunities to listen, participate and discover emerging technology: - Keynotes and speaker presentations sharing expert perspectives on the future of AI and its potential impact across different industries - Panel discussions examining AI ethics, diversity and the wider societal implications of AI adoption - Sponsor showcases featuring AI startups and innovative solutions that are helping shape the future of technology - Live demonstrations and interactive exhibits, including AI-powered activities designed to inform and entertain - Dedicated networking opportunities to meet fellow practitioners, exchange ideas and expand your professional network within Toronto’s AI community Rather than focusing on a single platform or technical discipline, the event takes a broad view of the AI landscape. That makes it suitable for people who want to understand where the field is heading, encounter new applications and hear a range of perspectives on the opportunities and challenges created by adoption. Who should attend? The conference welcomes all experience levels. Seasoned AI professionals can use the day to compare ideas with peers, discover emerging companies and engage with industry conversations. Those at the beginning of their AI journey can gain a structured introduction to important trends and meet people already working in the space. It is also relevant to technology enthusiasts and anyone interested in the ethical, commercial or societal dimensions of artificial intelligence. Practical information… 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

⌖ Chiang Mai · Chiang Mai, Thailand

LLM Mastery is a two-day Large Language Model masterclass taking place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, on 14–15 November 2026. The event is focused on LLMs, offering an in-person setting for attendees looking to deepen their knowledge of this rapidly developing area of AI. The published event page does not currently provide a detailed agenda, speaker line-up, experience requirements or specific workshop topics, so prospective attendees should check the registration page for the latest programme and booking information. Register for LLM Mastery

⌖ Chiang Mai

The NASA Space Apps Challenge comes to Chiang Mai on 14–15 November 2026 for a two-day global hackathon focused on building space-related applications. Build around space-focused ideas Taking place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, this local edition of the NASA Space Apps Challenge offers participants an opportunity to turn ideas into practical applications within a concentrated hackathon format. The core value is the chance to move beyond discussing space and technology and spend two days actively creating something connected to a global challenge. The event runs across Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November 2026. As part of an international hackathon, the Chiang Mai gathering provides a local setting for people interested in space, software and collaborative problem-solving to take part in the wider Space Apps Challenge. Who should consider attending? This event is relevant to people who want to apply their skills and curiosity to space-related application building, including: - Software developers and technical builders - Designers and product thinkers - Students and emerging technologists - Data, science and space enthusiasts - Entrepreneurs and makers interested in hackathons - Multidisciplinary participants who enjoy working through ambitious problems The listing does not currently specify required experience levels, team arrangements or prerequisite tools. Prospective attendees should consult the official event page before registering, particularly if they need information about eligibility or whether participation is suitable for beginners. Event format and practical details Expect a two-day hackathon rather than a conventional conference. The emphasis is on building space-related applications during the event period, making it especially suitable for attendees who prefer active creation and problem-solving over a programme based solely on talks. At the time of publication, the event page does not provide a venue address, detailed agenda, named speakers, challenge topics, judging criteria or information about equipment. Registration arrangements and any third-party terms should also be reviewed directly on the official page; NASA’s notice advises users to check the privacy policies and terms of third-party sites before sharing information.… Register for this event

⌖ Berlin · CIC Berlin

Hosted by HackLab

Build and ship a working Physical AI prototype at HackLab’s intensive 48-hour Robotics x AI Hackathon, held at CIC Berlin on 14–15 November 2026. Designed for people who want to move beyond discussing the future of robotics and start creating it, HackLab 2 brings builders together for two focused days of development, hardware training and experimentation. Participants will form teams, develop innovative robotics and AI projects, and turn ambitious ideas into real prototypes before presenting their work live. Who should attend? The hackathon is aimed at builders, engineers, startup founders and researchers working in or exploring robotics and AI. It is particularly relevant to technically minded participants who want practical experience with Physical AI, opportunities to meet potential collaborators, and direct exposure to others building at the frontier of intelligent hardware. The organisers highlight several reasons to take part: - Collaborate with robotics and AI talent and industry leaders - Build and showcase a cutting-edge robotics solution - Compete for more than €10,000 in cash, hardware and other prizes - Explore potential job and internship opportunities - Receive free credits from participating technology providers for use during the hackathon - Meet founders, researchers and engineers shaping the future of robotics Partners, co-hosts, technology providers and the precise prize categories are still to be announced. Updates will be shared through HackLab’s LinkedIn page. Hackathon schedule The in-person programme takes place at CIC Berlin, Lohmühlenstraße 65, in Berlin. Saturday, 14 November begins with doors, registration and breakfast at 09:00, followed by the opening ceremony at 09:30. Hacking starts at 11:00, with lunch at 13:00 and dinner at 19:00. Teams can continue building overnight. Sunday, 15 November starts with breakfast at 08:00 and lunch at 13:30. Final submissions are due at 17:45, immediately followed by judging at 18:00. The weekend concludes at 19:00 with live pitches and an award ceremony. Places are described as highly limited, and the current Eventbrite listing shows the event as sold out. Check the official page for ticket availability, updates or any released places: view registration details.

⌖ Manchester · Copthorne Hotel Manchester

Hosted by Manchester Data Hive (volunteer-led team)

Manchester Data Hive is a free Data & AI Community Day taking place in Manchester on Saturday 14 November 2026. Running from 9am to 5pm at the Copthorne Hotel Manchester, this volunteer-led event brings together data engineers, BI analysts, data scientists, AI practitioners and technology leaders to learn from practical experience, exchange ideas and strengthen the regional data community. Explore Microsoft’s data and AI ecosystem The programme will focus on technologies across Microsoft’s Data & AI ecosystem, including Microsoft Fabric, Azure SQL, Power BI and Microsoft AI/Copilot. Attendees can expect real-world sessions delivered by engineers, analysts, scientists and AI practitioners from across the region. Rather than concentrating only on theory, the day is designed to provide useful ideas that can transfer into everyday work. Topics and takeaways will range from tooling tips to architectural patterns, helping attendees discover approaches they can begin applying on Monday morning. What to expect The event combines several opportunities to learn and connect: - Practical talks grounded in real projects and professional experience - Two parallel tracks running across two rooms, each seating 50 people - Networking with fellow data professionals and community leaders - Actionable takeaways for data, analytics, business intelligence and AI work - A welcoming community environment, with first-time attendees especially encouraged to participate The programme is suitable for a broad range of experience levels. Seasoned data engineers can compare approaches and explore architectural ideas, BI analysts can develop their skills, and people who are simply curious about how AI may affect their careers can build their understanding in an approachable setting. Venue and community Manchester Data Hive takes place at Copthorne Hotel Manchester, Clippers Quay, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3SN. The venue offers on-site accommodation, catering and access via the Metrolink to MediaCityUK. View the event and registration details

Sponsors: WomenTech Network · Manchester Tech Week

⌖ Chiang Mai · The Kannas Hotel

Hosted by Marcus S. and nick f.

Explore and experiment with the week’s latest AI technology at this informal coffee meetup for coders in Chiang Mai on Saturday, 14 November 2026. A weekly space for practical AI exploration AI Engineers Weekly Chiang Mai brings local coders together to discover new developments in AI, discuss what has changed during the week and try the technology for themselves. Rather than following a fixed conference-style programme, the meetup centres on open conversation, experimentation and knowledge-sharing over coffee. The session runs from 10:00 to 12:00 ICT at The Kannas Hotel in Chiang Mai. This event is part of a recurring Saturday series scheduled weekly until 1 January 2027, making it a useful regular touchpoint for anyone who wants to keep pace with a fast-moving field. What to expect During the two-hour meetup, attendees will: - Check out the latest AI technology from the week - Discuss new tools, developments and ideas with other coders - Play around with the technology in an informal setting - Learn from the different experiences and perspectives in the room - Have the opportunity to demonstrate something they have been working with The format is deliberately collaborative: participants can bring discoveries, questions or demos and explore them alongside the group. No named speakers or formal presentations are listed, so the value comes from active discussion and hands-on peer learning rather than a one-way lecture. Who should attend? Coders of all experience levels are welcome. You do not need to be an established AI engineer to take part; the organisers emphasise that everyone can learn from one another. The meetup should be particularly relevant to developers, technical builders and curious programmers who want a regular opportunity to examine current AI technology with other practitioners. If you plan to demo or experiment on your own computer, arrive with it fully charged. The event information specifically notes that charging facilities are not available at the venue. The meetup is hosted by Marcus S. and nick f. for the AI Engineers in Thailand group. The Kannas Hotel is at 308 Lampang–Chiang Mai Superhighway, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50300. Register for AI Engineers Weekly Chiang Mai

⌖ Singapore · Singapore Management University (SMU)

Hosted by Singapore Management University (SMU) - Institute of Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Singapore–India Hackathon 2026 brings young builders together at SMU in Singapore to create AI-powered solutions with real-world impact. Running 15–17 November 2026 at Singapore Management University (SMU), this three-day cross-border hackathon challenges participants from Singapore and India to combine their perspectives, skills and ideas around a shared ambition: build a better future. Hosted by the SMU Institute of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, the event centres on collaborative problem-solving rather than purely theoretical discussion. Participants will work in cross-border teams and receive access to a suite of AI tools with which to develop their solutions. The individual tools are not specified, so attendees should arrive ready to experiment, learn and turn an idea into something tangible within the hackathon timeframe. Four industry tracks Teams will tackle real problems across four areas where technology and entrepreneurship can generate meaningful change: - Fintech , exploring technology-led responses to challenges in financial services - Sustainability , building ideas that contribute to a more sustainable future - Emerging technology , applying new technological capabilities to practical problems - Social innovation , creating solutions designed to deliver positive outcomes for society Who should take part? The hackathon is aimed at young minds who want to build, collaborate across borders and make a difference. It is particularly relevant to aspiring founders, innovators, technologists and problem-solvers interested in AI, entrepreneurship and impact-led product development. The organisers emphasise a builder’s mindset and a desire to create change; no specific technical experience level or prerequisite is stated on the event page. What makes it different The defining feature is its Singapore–India format: participants do not simply compete alongside one another, but build together in cross-border teams. Over three intensive days, they will bring different experiences and perspectives to one challenge, using AI as a practical creation tool across sectors with clear social and economic relevance.… Register for this event

⌖ Singapore · SMU's campus

Hosted by SMU

Singapore-India Hackathon 2026 brings college students together in Singapore for three days of cross-border problem-solving in AI, sustainability and fintech. Taking place 15–17 November 2026 at SMU’s campus in Singapore, this free, in-person hackathon is the fourth edition of a bilateral initiative connecting Singapore and India. It is designed to deepen collaboration between the two countries’ academic, innovation and start-up ecosystems while giving students a platform to develop ideas around consequential technical and societal challenges. What to expect The event centres on three key innovation sectors: - Artificial intelligence , exploring how AI can support new products, services and approaches to problem-solving - Sustainability , developing ideas that respond to environmental and long-term social needs - Fintech , investigating innovation across financial technology and related services Rather than a conventional conference, this is a multi-day hackathon focused on active participation. Attendees can expect an intensive environment built around innovation, technical thinking and cross-border collaboration. Its distinctive Singapore–India format creates an opportunity for students to engage with perspectives from two fast-growing technology and start-up ecosystems. Who can apply? Participation is open to college students. The event page does not specify required subjects, technical experience, team arrangements or judging criteria, so applicants should consult the application materials for the latest participation requirements. Applications are currently open, and entry is free. This event will be particularly relevant to students interested in AI, fintech, sustainability, entrepreneurship, start-ups and practical innovation. It may also appeal to participants looking to apply their academic knowledge in a collaborative setting and gain experience tackling open-ended challenges beyond the classroom. Dates, venue and application deadline - Dates: Sunday 15 November to Tuesday 17 November 2026 - Format: Offline, in person - Venue: SMU’s campus, Singapore - Entry: Free - Eligibility: College students - Application deadline: 31 August 2026… Register for this event

⌖ London · Olympia

Hosted by Solana Foundation

Solana Breakpoint 2026 brings the global Solana ecosystem to Olympia London from 15–17 November for keynotes, workshops, debates and networking. Shape the next phase of the Solana ecosystem Hosted by the Solana Foundation, Breakpoint is a high-signal conference for the leaders, builders, investors, institutions and creators shaping Solana’s future. The curated programme is designed to surface new ideas, reveal products and technologies moving the network forward, and create meaningful connections between the people building and backing the ecosystem. Across three days, attendees can expect a varied programme featuring: - Keynotes exploring major developments and opportunities across Solana - Lightning talks delivering focused insights in a concise format - Debates bringing different perspectives into the conversation - Workshops offering a more interactive way to engage with ideas and technologies - Networking intended to spark collaboration across the global community - Product and technology unveilings showcasing work that could shape the network’s next chapter Rather than focusing on a single discipline or experience level, Breakpoint brings together the ecosystem’s commercial, technical, creative and institutional sides. It is particularly relevant to people already building on or investing in Solana, organisations assessing the network, and creators seeking collaborators, insight and distribution. The blend of talks, practical sessions and relationship-building also makes it useful for teams looking to understand where the ecosystem is heading. Why London? Breakpoint 2026 takes place at Olympia, Hammersmith Road, London. The organisers position the city as an intersection of global capital, bringing together family offices, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds, commodity traders, private credit firms, insurers, and the legal and financial infrastructure connecting markets across continents. Its links across Europe, the Middle East and Africa make it a strategic setting for Solana’s continued growth.… Register for this event