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⌖ Location TBC

Hosted by INSTICC – Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication

ICAART 2027 (International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence) presents a premier venue for researchers, engineers and practitioners to advance the theory and application of intelligent agents and AI. This Call for Papers invites original work spanning both foundational and applied aspects, including multi-agent systems, software platforms, knowledge representation, planning, learning, NLP, and the use of large language models in agent-based settings. The conference aims to foster cross-disciplinary dialogue between academia and industry, with a particular emphasis on practical applications, case studies, and tutorials that translate cutting-edge research into real-world impact. Key value propositions you’ll find at ICAART 2027: - A rigorous peer-review process for both full papers and position papers, with accepted work published in the conference proceedings (ISBN) and indexed via major bibliographic services. - A dual presentation format offering both oral and poster sessions, plus dedicated tracks for special sessions, tutorials, and demos, catering to diverse communication preferences and dissemination needs. - Prominent keynote lectures from leading researchers (invited speakers) and a strong emphasis on networking, collaboration, and future research directions. - Strong publication pathways, including indexing in SCOPUS, Google Scholar, DBLP, Semantic Scholar, EI, and Web of Science Conference Proceedings Indexing. Important logistical details: - Conference date: 23–25 February 2027. The event is scheduled to take place in Setúbal, Portugal, with INSTICC as the sponsor and organizer. The venue details are typically provided on the official site and accompanying pages. - Submissions open through the online platform PRIMORIS, with guidelines and templates available from the conference site. Authors are expected to ensure submissions are original and adhere to double-blind review requirements. - Important dates include: Regular Papers – Paper Submission by 30 September 2026; Author Notification by 27 November 2026; Camera Ready and Registration by 15 December 2026. Position Papers/Regular Papers – Submission by 13 November 2026; Notification by 22 December 2026; Camera Ready and Registration by 6 January 2027. Workshops, Special Sessions, Tutorials, Demos, and Panels also have clearly announced proposals and deadlines. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: - Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) - AI planning, scheduling a

Sponsors: Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication (INSTICC) · Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents (FIPA) +2

⌖ Berlin

Hosted by Data Demystified Summit

Data Demystified Summit Berlin brings data, analytics and customer leaders together in Berlin on 25 February 2027 to turn fragmented customer data into trusted, privacy-conscious, AI-driven growth. From customer data chaos to measurable value This in-person, English-speaking summit explores a timely challenge for European organisations: how to build useful customer intelligence while maintaining privacy, trust and commercial focus. Its theme,“From Customer Data Chaos to Trusted AI-Driven Growth”,frames the day around a European playbook for customer intelligence, privacy and value creation. Attendees can expect sessions covering the strategic and practical overlap between data, analytics, machine learning, product, marketing, engineering and customer experience. The programme is especially relevant to senior data and analytics leaders, product managers, growth and marketing analysts, data-platform teams, AI strategists, digital performance specialists and decision-makers responsible for converting customer insight into business outcomes. Cross-industry perspectives The 2027 speaker line-up is still being developed, but previous editions have featured practitioners from major technology, retail, financial services, healthcare, travel, education and consumer brands. Previous speakers include: - Marie Fenner, Global Senior Vice President of Analytics at Piano - Gabriela Georgieva, Head of Data, Revenue & Growth at Babbel - Priyanka Purkayastha, Global Digital Marketing & Analytics at Volkswagen Passenger Cars - Valentin Marenich, Vice President of Data, Analytics and Machine Learning at Finom - Boyan Angelov, Principal for Data & AI Strategy at Exxeta That breadth gives participants an opportunity to compare how different sectors approach customer-data platforms, analytics leadership, digital performance, product insight, machine learning and responsible AI strategy. What to expect… Register for this event

⌖ Hanoi

ICSTRA brings researchers and professionals in smart technologies, robotics and automation to Hanoi and online on 26–27 February 2027 to share new work. Organised by Researchworld, the International Conference on Smart Technologies, Robotics & Automation (ICSTRA) is designed as a meeting point for participants from around the world. Its central aim is to support the exchange of ideas and experience while contributing to the knowledge base across these fast-moving scientific fields. The conference takes place in Hanoi, Vietnam, with both on-location and virtual participation options. This hybrid structure gives local and travelling delegates access to face-to-face discussion while allowing international contributors to attend remotely. What to expect The on-location programme combines formal presentations with opportunities to meet fellow delegates. The published schedule includes: - Registration with tea and coffee from 9:00am - An inaugural speech and conference theme presentation - Poster and physical presentations - A virtual presentation session - Lunch, followed by an award function and closing ceremony In-person attendees can also expect direct networking, physical conference materials, live Q&A sessions and complimentary refreshments. The virtual format includes online check-in and orientation, an interactive platform, chat features, recorded sessions, digital resources and instructions for receiving a digital certificate. Who should attend? ICSTRA is relevant to researchers and professionals working in robotics, automation and smart technologies, particularly those looking to present research, discover work from international peers or develop new academic and commercial connections. The organisers position the conference as a place to establish research or business relationships and identify international links that may lead to future career collaborations. Researchers intending to contribute should note that the listed paper submission deadline is 30 January 2027. The conference begins on 26 February and concludes on 27 February 2027.… Register for this event

⌖ Barcelona · Fira Gran Via

Hosted by GSMA

MWC27 Barcelona brings the global connectivity ecosystem to Fira Gran Via from 1–4 March 2027 for four days of technology, insight and business. Hosted by GSMA in Barcelona, MWC27 is designed for people who want to understand,and help shape,the future of mobile and connected industries. More than 100,000 decision-makers are expected to gather across a programme combining influential keynote sessions, technology showcases, commercial meetings and opportunities to form international partnerships. What to expect The event spans the technologies transforming telecoms, enterprise and the wider digital economy. Its central areas include AI, cloud, mobile networks, devices and enterprise technology, alongside major industry priorities such as completing 5G deployment, developing telco-grade AI and strengthening digital safety. Recent MWC activity has also explored direct-to-device and non-terrestrial connectivity, smartphones linked to satellites, 6G and AI-powered services with applications across industry and society. Attendees can expect several complementary formats: - Keynotes and thought leadership featuring influential voices from technology, business and policy - A large exhibition show floor where established brands and technology pioneers present new products, infrastructure and solutions - Startup and founder showcases highlighting emerging, AI-powered ideas - Business development and networking, with senior buyers and decision-makers seeking technologies, suppliers and strategic partners - Media and analyst engagement on a genuinely international scale The previous edition attracted more than 105,000 attendees, over 2,900 exhibitors, sponsors and partners, and representatives from 207 countries and territories. It also welcomed more than 2,600 journalists and analysts, while 60% of attendance came from adjacent industries,an indication of MWC’s reach beyond traditional telecoms. Who should attend?… Register for this event

⌖ Birmingham · ICC Birmingham

Hosted by euRobotics

European Robotics Forum 2027 brings 1,500+ robotics and AI researchers, industry leaders, policymakers and innovators to Birmingham on 2–4 March. Held at ICC Birmingham, ERF2027 is positioned as Europe’s premier meeting for the robotics and AI community. The three-day forum offers a setting for delegates to exchange ideas, see cutting-edge innovation in action and build partnerships spanning academia, industry and government. What to expect The programme features workshops and a scientific track, with opportunities to explore how robotics, automation and AI can strengthen European competitiveness, sustainability and long-term growth. The supplied event page does not yet name individual speakers or provide a detailed session agenda. ERF2027 is particularly relevant to: - Robotics and AI researchers - Technology and advanced-manufacturing leaders - Policymakers and innovation stakeholders - Startups, SMEs and established technology companies - Organisations seeking research, commercial or cross-sector partnerships Organised by euRobotics, the forum is being hosted in Birmingham with the Manufacturing Technology Centre in partnership with the University of Birmingham. The West Midlands’ established strengths in advanced manufacturing, engineering, digital technology and academic research provide a fitting backdrop for the event. Register for European Robotics Forum 2027

⌖ Location TBC · Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center

Hosted by Gartner

Gartner Data & Analytics Summit 2027 March 8–10, 2027 | Orlando, FL — Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center Gartner Data & Analytics Summit 2027 is a premier conference focused on AI-driven data analytics strategies, governance, and leadership. Join sessions, keynotes, and networking to accelerate your data and analytics initiatives with insights from Gartner experts and peers. Who it's for - Data, analytics and AI leaders seeking practical guidance on AI investments, governance, and building a culture of trust and accountability. Key details - Location: Orlando, Florida at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center - Attendance: 4,700+ data, analytics and AI leaders - Expertise: 60 Gartner experts with extensive industry experience - Partners: 150+ leading solution providers - Special programs: The CDAO Circle Program; AI Leadership; New to Role Sessions Topics to explore (last year’s topics) - AI, Gen AI and Agentic; Articulating Business Value; Data, Analytics and AI Governance; Data Architecture and Ecosystems; Leadership and Organization Structure; Skills, Literacy and Business Transformation Stay connected - Register now: Register now - Resources: Gartner | Global Conferences Calendar | Conference Navigator

⌖ London · ExCeL London

Hosted by Tech Show London

Cloud & AI Infrastructure London is the UK's premier gathering for cloud architects, platform engineers, CTOs, and infrastructure leaders ready to design secure, scalable, and AI-ready environments. Taking place 10-11 March 2027 at ExCeL London, this two-day event brings together 65% senior leadership attendees and over 450 thought leaders across 15 conference theatres to explore the technologies and strategies shaping the future of cloud computing. What to Expect Dive deep into practical sessions covering automation, sovereign cloud strategy, FinOps discipline, and AI workload readiness. The conference features world-class experts from Formula 1, Nimbus Maps, Women in Tech, and leading enterprises sharing real-world success stories and implementation strategies. With 76% of visitors holding purchasing authority, you'll connect with decision-makers actively evaluating cloud solutions and infrastructure investments. The exhibition floor showcases cutting-edge cloud computing software, virtualisation solutions, and secure cloud technologies engineered for scalability. Explore live demos from industry-leading vendors, discover innovative approaches to hybrid cloud models, and see how organisations are optimising their applications for AI workloads. Past exhibitors and attendees have included representatives from major technology companies and enterprises across finance, retail, healthcare, and government sectors. Co-Located Technology Events Your pass grants access to five co-located shows: DevOps Live, Cloud & Cyber Security Expo, Big Data & AI World, and Data Centre World. This unique format creates infinite networking possibilities, with over 3,000 confirmed client meetings arranged through the event planning tool in 2026. Connect with cloud architects, DevOps professionals, security leaders, and data scientists all under one roof. Whether you're mastering Kubernetes orchestration, implementing AI infrastructure innovations, or optimising cloud costs through FinOps practices, this event delivers actionable insights from practitioners who've solved the challenges you're facing. The conversations are practical, the ambition is clear, and the momentum continues year after year. Find more technology and AI events in London throughout the year. [Register your interes

⌖ Amsterdam

Dutch AI Conference 2027 brings three days of applied AI talks, practical ideas and professional networking to Amsterdam, from 16–18 March 2027. Built around the theme “Raising the standard for applied AI,” the conference focuses on how artificial intelligence is being designed, deployed and used in real organisations. Rather than treating AI as a purely theoretical subject, the programme explores the technical, commercial and human questions that emerge when teams put it into practice. What to expect Attendees can expect expert-led conference sessions and opportunities to meet fellow practitioners from across the AI and software ecosystem. Key areas highlighted by the event include: - Agentic AI patterns and the development of useful AI agents - Human–AI interaction and the future of UX and UI design - Voice agents that can listen, understand and support sales - Bias and representation in generative AI - Moving from isolated AI tools to redesigned business processes - Interactive conversational interfaces and practical enterprise use cases These themes build on sessions presented at the 2026 edition, including talks on AI-assisted proposal workflows, marketing transformation, machine emotion and MCP-UI. Recordings from the previous conference offer a useful indication of the event’s applied, cross-disciplinary approach. Speakers and audience The published speaker line-up brings together engineering, advocacy, strategy, education, UX and emerging-technology perspectives. It includes Emanuele Bartolesi, GitHub Tech Lead at Xebia; Raphael De Lio, Software Engineer in Developer Advocacy at Redis; Julia Klinkert, Requirements Engineer at Info Support; Stephanie Robles, CEO at Saint; and Maartje Keulen, founder and AI strategist at Control Alt Lead. Other announced contributors represent Rabobank, EPAM, Cronos and the University of Exeter. Explore the speaker list.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Elastic · All Conference Alert +1

⌖ Edinburgh · John McIntyre Conference Centre, Edinburgh University

Hosted by The European Chatbot & Conversational AI Summit

The European Chatbot & Conversational AI Summit returns to Edinburgh for its 7th edition, bringing together enterprise leaders, AI practitioners, and technology innovators for two intensive days exploring the future of conversational AI and agentic systems. Taking place March 17-18, 2027 at the John McIntyre Conference Centre at Edinburgh University, this premier European event focuses on real-world implementation strategies for AI agents, GenAI, chatbots, virtual assistants, and voice technology across industries. Who Should Attend This summit attracts executives, AI strategists, conversational designers, product managers, and technical leaders from major enterprises including HSBC, Mercedes-Benz, Adobe, Google, IBM, Salesforce, and the NHS. Whether you're leading AI transformation initiatives, designing conversational experiences, or implementing automation solutions, you'll find peers tackling similar challenges and sharing proven approaches. Key Topics & Learning Tracks The agenda covers the full spectrum of conversational AI implementation: - From Landing to Launch: Moving GenAI, LLMs, and AI agents from proof-of-concept to production deployment - Agentic AI in Practice: Exploring autonomous AI agents with advanced decision-making capabilities and real-world applications - Voice AI Agents: The next generation of voice-powered conversational systems transforming user interactions - Human-Centric Design: Creating conversational experiences that genuinely enhance user experience - GenAI & Data Analytics: Practical experimentation and learning with generative AI technologies - Safety & Security: Building trustworthy systems that protect user data and maintain ethical standards - EU AI Act Compliance: Navigating regulatory requirements and embedding ethics into AI governance - Changing Mindsets: How AI and automation are reshaping collaboration and value delivery in modern organizations What Makes This Event Different Unlike theory-heavy conferences, this summit delivers battle-tested strategies from practitioners who've successfully deployed conversational AI at scale. Sessions focus on actionable tips, real implementation challenges, and proven frameworks that work in enterprise environments. You'll hear directly from brands that have reduced costs and boosted revenues through strategic AI deployment. Format & Experience The three-day format combines confe

Sponsors: Code The City Scotland

⌖ Singapore · Data Innovation Summit APAC

Data Innovation Summit APAC returns to Singapore on 18 March 2027 for a one-day conference on applied data, AI and advanced analytics. Built around the theme “AI at Scale: Preparing for the thousand-Agents future”, the summit will examine how organisations can move from promising AI experiments to dependable, enterprise-wide systems with measurable returns. Attendance is limited to 500 delegates, creating a focused environment for learning from enterprise practitioners, technology providers, start-up innovators and academics from across APAC and beyond. What to expect More than 40 speakers will deliver 40+ sessions across four main stages, supported by two workshop rooms, demo-focused TIP sessions, VIP executive rooms and an exhibition area. The format combines strategic keynotes, technical and business presentations, practical case studies, workshops, product demonstrations and networking. Attendees can build their own schedule around the sessions most relevant to their role. The programme addresses the data, people, process and technology foundations of an AI-ready organisation. Featured areas include: - AI value and strategy: aligning generative AI with business objectives, developing scalable infrastructure, measuring impact and managing expectations - Responsible implementation: AI governance, accountability, cost control, risk management and cross-functional collaboration - Modern data strategy: data ingestion, cloud ETL, cross-platform integration and scalable, secure data ecosystems - Data architecture: data lakes, warehouses, lakehouses, metadata management and real-time processing - Applied AI and analytics: machine learning, generative AI, data science and the integration of AI/ML capabilities into modern platforms - Decision-centric analytics: using data to improve operational processes, customer experience, sustainability, products, services and business models Domino Data Lab is listed as a stage partner for the AI Value & Strategy track. Opening and closing keynotes will connect the conference themes and showcase perspectives from leading data, analytics and AI experts. Who should attend?… Register for this event

Sponsors: Domino Data Lab · Hewlett-Packard Enterprise +1

⌖ Washington · National Press Club

Hosted by Enterprise Technology Association

US AI Congress 2027 brings government, industry and academia to Washington, D.C., on 24–25 March for two days focused on national AI leadership. Hosted at the National Press Club in Washington, the summit runs from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily, with more than 50 sessions across 12 content tracks. It is designed for officials, executives, researchers, investors, educators and other leaders building, deploying, funding or legislating artificial intelligence. What to expect The programme combines national leadership keynotes and fireside conversations with practical roundtables and deep-dive breakout sessions. Themes include: - AI policy, regulation, governance and public-sector adoption - National security, defence, cybersecurity, privacy and safety - Computing infrastructure, data centres, energy and grid modernisation - Education, reskilling and AI workforce development - Healthcare, biotech and drug discovery - Robotics, physical AI and advanced manufacturing - Regional economic development and investment - Superintelligence and quantum-AI convergence AI Ready America Roundtables will include both invitation-based and open working sessions, connecting government officials, industry leaders and educators. National AI Accelerator Breakouts will showcase inaugural cohort teams across eight industry tracks, including investment-ready ventures. Main-stage programming will feature senior officials, industry executives and international partners, although a complete speaker agenda has not yet been published. A separate VIP dinner is scheduled for 23 March, from 6:30–9:00 PM. The congress is founded and produced by the Enterprise Technology Association. Registration is listed as available soon, with prospective attendees currently invited to request a seat or pre-register. Request a seat for the US AI Congress

⌖ Location TBC · Gaylord Pacific San Diego

Hosted by SummitNA / AI Copilot Summit

The AI Agent & Copilot Summit returns to San Diego for its third annual gathering, bringing together 750+ business and technology leaders for an immersive three-day exploration of AI agents and copilot technologies. Taking place March 30th through April 1st, 2027 at the Gaylord Pacific San Diego, this premier conference serves as the definitive meeting point for organizations deploying and scaling AI-powered assistants across their operations. What Makes This Summit Essential This isn't a theoretical conference about what AI might do someday — it's a practical gathering focused on real-world implementation of AI agents and copilots in enterprise settings. Whether you're exploring Microsoft Copilot, building custom AI agents, or evaluating platforms for intelligent automation, you'll find the expertise and networking opportunities to accelerate your initiatives. The 2026 edition successfully convened decision-makers navigating the same challenges you face: governance, adoption, ROI measurement, and organizational change management. Comprehensive Programming The summit features multiple learning formats designed to match your experience level and goals. The main conference agenda includes keynote presentations, case study sessions, and panel discussions with industry leaders who've successfully deployed AI agents at scale. Masterclasses offer deep-dive training on specific platforms and use cases, while the AI Kickstart Preconference provides foundational knowledge for those earlier in their AI journey. Hands-on workshops like "HR Agent in an Hour" give you practical skills you can immediately apply. Expect sessions covering agent orchestration, prompt engineering, security and compliance considerations, integration strategies, and measuring business impact. The programming committee ensures content addresses the most pressing challenges facing organizations implementing AI copilots today. Who Should Attend This summit attracts CTOs, CIOs, Chief AI Officers, enterprise architects, and business leaders responsible for digital transformation initiatives. You'll connect with peers from Fortune 500 companies, innovative mid-market organizations, and technology vendors pushing the boundaries of what's possible with AI agents. The diverse attendee base creates rich conversations spanning industries

⌖ Location TBC · Gaylord Pacific Hotel & Convention Center

Hosted by AI Copilot Summit

The AI Agent & Copilot Summit returns to San Diego for its third annual gathering of business and technology leaders exploring the transformative power of AI business solutions. This comprehensive three-day event will bring together 750+ professionals at the Gaylord Pacific Hotel & Convention Center from March 30 to April 1, 2027, offering an immersive experience through main-stage keynotes, hands-on masterclasses, and exclusive networking opportunities. Designed for enterprise leaders, technology strategists, and AI implementation professionals, the summit provides a structured platform to define opportunities, measure impact, and drive outcomes with AI agents and copilot technologies. The event features a carefully curated programming committee that ensures content remains cutting-edge and practically applicable to real-world business challenges. Event Format The summit offers multiple learning pathways across its three-day programme. Main-stage sessions feature industry speakers and Microsoft specialists sharing insights on AI strategy, implementation, and ROI. Intimate masterclasses provide deep-dive technical training, while the AI Kickstart Preconference offers foundational knowledge for teams beginning their AI journey. A hands-on Workshop: HR Agent in an Hour demonstrates rapid AI deployment strategies. Networking & Social Programme Beyond the conference floor, attendees can build relationships through curated social experiences. The AI Copilot Invitational Golf Tournament and Pickleball Tournament offer relaxed networking environments, while evening receptions include an Avanade VIP Wine Tasting, Bourbon & Tequila Social, and an exclusive Champion Suite VIP Dinner with Microsoft & BDO

⌖ Location TBC · Jaarbeurs Utrecht

Hosted by Webwinkel Vakdagen (WWV)

Webwinkel Vakdagen (WWV) returns to Jaarbeurs Utrecht on 7–8 April 2027 as the Netherlands' premier digital commerce event, bringing together over 13,000 e-commerce professionals for two days of intensive learning, networking, and discovery. For more than 18 years, WWV has been the definitive gathering place where digital commerce ambitions become reality through actionable knowledge, practical experience, and valuable connections. This edition features 200+ speakers delivering insights across the full spectrum of digital commerce challenges and 290+ exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge solutions. Whether you're scaling a webshop, optimising omnichannel operations, or navigating the latest AI integration strategies, WWV provides the external expertise you need to take your next digital step. What to Expect The event covers the most pressing topics in today's e-commerce landscape: - Marketing — Discover strategies for customer acquisition, retention, and engagement - B2B Commerce — Learn how business-to-business retailers are digitising and scaling - Logistics — Explore fulfilment innovations and supply chain optimisation - AI & Automation — Understand how artificial intelligence is transforming online retail - Omnichannel Strategies — Bridge the gap between online and offline customer experiences - Technology & Platforms — Evaluate solutions that drive efficiency and growth Who Should Attend WWV attracts e-commerce managers, digital marketing professionals, CTO/CTOs, logistics specialists, business owners, and anyone responsible for driving digital growth. Previous attendees have praised the event for its practical tips you can implement immediately, the opportunity to find new partners and solutions, and the chance to build meaningful connections with peers facing similar challenges. Format & Experience The two-day expo combines inspirational keynotes, detailed breakout sessions, and an expansive exhibition floor where you can explore solutions hands-on. The WWV Connect App helps you plan your visit, bookmark sessions, and connect with other attendees. Past speakers have included leaders from major Dutch retailers like Kamera Express, Kruidvat, and Douwe Egberts, sharing real-world case studies of profitable growth, customer loyalty programmes, and navigating market challenges. Testimonials from the 2026 edition highlight the event's value: Zandarix representatives n

⌖ London · The QEII Centre

QCon London 2027 brings senior software engineers together in London for production-tested lessons on AI systems, architecture, APIs and platform engineering. Running 13–15 April 2027 at The QEII Centre in London, this multi-track conference is designed for professional developers making consequential technical decisions. Rather than focusing on vendor pitches or speculative demos, QCon invites senior engineers from innovator and early-adopter companies to explain what is already working in production,and what they learned when it did not. Across 15 engineering tracks, more than 75 practitioners will share patterns that attendees can adopt, costly mistakes they can avoid and evidence that can help teams de-risk technical investments before committing to a build. What the programme covers The agenda spans the technical and organisational challenges facing modern software teams, including: - Engineering AI systems, with guardrails, safety nets and evaluation approaches for today’s AI landscape - Agent architecture, looking beneath the loop at the systems required to build with agents - Architectures worth studying, modern API design and distributed systems - Resilience engineering for environments where failure is expected - Reimagined data platforms and real-world platform engineering - Developer experience as a first-class architectural concern - Software security, risk management and the technology behind fintech - Staff+ engineering skills and code extending beyond conventional engineering teams - Native languages and WebAssembly Who should attend? QCon London is aimed squarely at senior developers, software architects, Staff+ engineers, technical leads and engineering decision-makers. It will be most valuable to practitioners responsible for evaluating emerging technologies, setting architectural direction or improving how engineering teams ship reliable software. Past attendees have represented organisations including Meta, Netflix, Google, Airbnb, Amazon, Barclays, BBC, Salesforce, Uber and Stripe.… Register for this event

⌖ Newcastle

AiX Conference brings AI and product design leaders to Newcastle on 21 April 2027 for a focused day of talks, ideas and networking. Designing with AI starts here This one-day AI × Design conference explores how artificial intelligence is changing the way digital products are designed, built and experienced. Rather than spreading the programme across competing sessions, AiX uses one stage and one track, giving everyone a shared journey through the most important questions facing modern design and product teams. Attendees will hear how practitioners are applying AI in real working environments, discover emerging tools and examine examples of design innovation. The programme centres on two closely connected themes: - Designing AI products: how teams create AI-powered experiences that people can trust and enjoy using - Building with AI: how designers and product teams use AI to move from early ideas towards production more quickly The event is particularly relevant to product designers, design leaders and members of digital product teams who want to understand AI’s practical impact on their craft. It will also appeal to professionals responsible for shaping product experiences, evaluating emerging workflows or helping teams adopt AI thoughtfully. No specific experience level is stated; the emphasis is on industry insight, real-world practice and the changing relationship between AI, design and product development. Speakers announced for 2027 The developing line-up brings together designers and design leaders working across banking, employee benefits, sustainability software and technology products: - Jay Clark, Senior Design Manager at Monzo Bank - Miriam Khenissi, Senior Product Designer at Perkbox - Tom Hiskey, Senior Product Designer at EcoOnline - Stephen Patterson, Principal Product Designer at Deck - Paavan Buddhdev, Product Designer at Granola Further speakers are due to be announced as the 2027 programme is refined. Alongside the talks, the conference offers opportunities to connect with the people exploring and shaping AI-led product design. Its single-track format creates common ground for conversations throughout the day, making it easier to compare approaches, discuss lessons from the stage and build relationships with peers facing similar design challenges.… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by United Scientific Group

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

Sponsors: VRTVX · HP +6

⌖ Chiang Mai · Chiang Mai, Thailand

Hosted by IEAI

IEAI 2027 brings industrial engineering and AI researchers to Chiang Mai, Thailand, from 28–30 April 2027 for three days of research exchange and networking. The 8th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Artificial Intelligence explores how AI can improve the efficiency, productivity, sustainability and safety of industrial systems. Its programme will combine keynote speeches, technical sessions, workshops and panel discussions, with topics including: - Smart factories, intelligent manufacturing and Industry 4.0 - Robotics and industrial automation - Predictive maintenance and defect detection - AI-driven process optimisation, scheduling and control - Supply-chain and logistics optimisation - Digital twins, simulation and industrial modelling - Quality control, autonomous inspection and hazard prevention The conference is aimed at academics, researchers, engineers, practitioners and industry leaders. Attendees can participate as authors, oral or poster presenters, or listeners. Individual keynote speakers and a detailed agenda have not yet been announced. Submitted papers will undergo peer review by the Technical Committee. Accepted work is scheduled for publication in the conference proceedings and indexing by Ei Compendex and Scopus. The submission deadline is 30 November 2026, with decisions due 30 December 2026 and registration due 30 January 2027. Submit a paper or abstract, or use the listener registration channel, which the event page says remains open until 1 February. Register for IEAI 2027

⌖ Barcelona

Hosted by Conferenziaworld

Explore responsible AI adoption, regulation and governance at this cross-industry, in-person summit in Barcelona on 28 April 2027. The AI Regulations & Technology Summit 2027 brings global leaders together to examine how organisations can use artificial intelligence responsibly while responding to a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Presented as the summit’s second edition, it connects perspectives from AI, governance, cybersecurity, legal compliance and digital transformation rather than treating regulation as a challenge for legal or technical teams alone. What to expect This is an in-person summit designed around the practical and organisational questions raised by AI adoption. The programme’s cross-industry focus will be particularly relevant to people responsible for balancing innovation with accountability, security and compliance. Core themes highlighted by the organiser include: - Responsible adoption of artificial intelligence - AI regulation and the changing regulatory environment - Governance and organisational oversight - Cybersecurity considerations - Legal compliance - Digital transformation - Cross-functional and cross-industry approaches to AI The event is aimed at professionals and decision-makers working across these interconnected areas, including AI and technology leaders, governance specialists, cybersecurity professionals, legal and compliance teams, and those leading digital transformation. It should also suit attendees seeking a broader understanding of how regulatory, technical and organisational priorities shape one another. No specific experience level or technical prerequisites are stated. Date, format and location The Eventbrite listing schedules the event for Wednesday 28 April 2027, from 8:30am to 5:00pm, with a listed duration of eight hours and 30 minutes. It takes place in person at Carrer dels Espaseria / Carrer de l’Església, 08002 Barcelona, Catalonia. The event overview describes the wider summit as taking place on 28–29 April 2027, while the ticket listing supplied is dated 28 April. Attendees planning to participate across both dates should check the registration page for current ticket coverage and scheduling details. The stated refund policy is no refunds.… Register for this event

⌖ Birmingham · The Studio, Birmingham, England

Hosted by Beedier

Senior HR and talent leaders face mounting pressure to evaluate AI agents, yet clarity on what they actually do — and how to implement them safely — remains scarce. This hands-on workshop in Birmingham cuts through the noise, equipping you with practical frameworks to assess, design, and govern agentic AI in workforce management. Led by transformation specialist Khyati Pal, you'll move from uncertainty to confident, defensible decision-making about AI agents within your organisation. What You'll Learn This interactive session demystifies AI agents by grounding you in what they truly are — beyond the marketing hype. You'll explore how agents are constructed, how they differ from basic automation, and where they genuinely add strategic value in HR and talent acquisition. Through facilitated exercises and group work, you'll break down HR workflows into discrete tasks and identify which are best suited for agent support, ensuring you focus on opportunities that deliver real business impact. Key topics include: - Understanding AI Agents: What distinguishes an agent from automation, and how are they built? - Identifying Value-Adding Use Cases: Move past buzzwords to spot genuine opportunities in TA and people operations - Governance and Data Ownership: Navigate critical questions around infrastructure, compliance, and responsible AI deployment - Designing Your First Agent: Develop a clear, defensible agent concept tied to a real business problem in your organisation By the end of the workshop, you'll have designed a practical agent concept rooted in a tangible challenge, equipped with the language and frameworks to lead strategic discussions on agentic AI back at your organisation. You'll also gain clarity on governance essentials — from data provenance to infrastructure readiness — ensuring any agent deployment aligns with risk, compliance, and operational standards. Who Should Attend This workshop is tailored for senior HR, talent acquisition, and people leaders responsible for strategic technology decisions. While the focus is HR and workforce management, the operational design and technology-enabled change principles apply broadly — making it valuable for leaders managing talent and operational efficiency across sectors, including architectural and professional services practices. Whether you're exploring your first agent use case or refining an existing strategy, you'll leave with

⌖ Dublin · Trinity College Dublin Business School

Knowledge Summit Dublin 2027 brings AI and Knowledge Management practitioners to Trinity College Dublin Business School on 3–4 June 2027. Put human connection at the centre of AI This two-day conference explores how organisations can harness machine intelligence without losing the human knowledge, judgement and relationships that make them effective. Its 2027 theme, “Humans in the Loop”, focuses on building the networks and skills needed to elevate organisational knowledge, apply AI responsibly and amplify what makes people uniquely valuable. Hosted in Dublin, the Summit will bring together 42 industry leaders from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America. The internationally recognised AI and Knowledge Management experts involved advise Fortune 500 companies, governments and global institutions, giving attendees access to perspectives drawn from high-stakes, real-world work. A practitioner-led, participatory format Knowledge Summit Dublin is designed for Knowledge Management and AI practitioners rather than passive conference audiences. Its award-winning “flipped” conference model gives attendees an active role in sessions, prioritising the exchange and creation of knowledge between peers. Across talks, workshops and structured networking, participants can expect to: - Explore the relationship between human reasoning, organisational knowledge and AI - Learn how other practitioners are approaching responsible machine intelligence - Discuss practical challenges with international peers and subject-matter experts - Build relationships in an intimate environment created for meaningful exchange - Leave with actionable insights that can be implemented in their own organisation The programme is particularly relevant to Knowledge Management professionals, AI and transformation leaders, organisational learning specialists, innovation teams, consultants and decision-makers responsible for introducing AI into established workflows. The practitioner-first approach should suit experienced professionals while remaining valuable to anyone seeking a grounded understanding of human-centred AI and knowledge strategy. Why this conference stands out… Register for this event

⌖ New York

Hosted by AI Accelerator Institute

Generative AI Summit brings 500+ engineers and executives to New York on 3 June 2027 to build and scale production-ready AI systems. Designed for people actively building and shipping AI,not simply watching the market,the summit aims to replace months of trial and error with practical insight into what works in production. Organised by AI Accelerator Institute as part of AIAI New York, it focuses on the technical, operational and leadership challenges involved in bringing applied AI products to market. What to expect The programme centres on focused discussions rather than a vast expo hall or marketing-led presentations. Attendees can expect conversations spanning: - Foundational models, LLMs and autonomous systems delivering measurable performance at scale - Generative AI infrastructure, model operations and production tooling - Agent architectures, orchestration and real-world agentic applications - Inference, evaluation and continuous fine-tuning - Live architecture benchmarks and approaches to scaling - Enterprise AI strategy, information security and risk The event is built around learning from peers who are already confronting deployment and scaling challenges. Alongside the content, networking provides opportunities to meet potential partners, innovators and fellow practitioners working on industry-ready AI. Who should attend? This summit is particularly relevant to AI and machine-learning engineers, software engineers, technical architects, model operations and infrastructure teams, product builders, AI leaders and senior executives responsible for enterprise adoption. The material is geared towards practitioners and decision-makers with an active interest in building, deploying or scaling AI systems, rather than a general introductory audience. AIAI New York also brings together co-located summit content covering generative AI, agentic AI and executive AI leadership, with multi-track access promoted by the organiser. This creates a useful meeting point between hands-on builders and the leaders setting strategy, governance and risk priorities.… Register for this event

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⌖ London · Olympia London

London Tech Week 2027 brings global technology leaders, founders and policymakers to Olympia London for five days of AI insight, innovation and networking. From 7–11 June 2027, this major B2B technology festival will explore how emerging technologies are shaping the future of business. The main expo and content stages run at Olympia London from 7–9 June, followed by a wider fringe programme taking place across London throughout all five days. What to expect London Tech Week combines a large-scale technology expo with expert-led content, high-profile keynotes and opportunities to build relationships across the international tech ecosystem. Attendees can expect to encounter transformative ideas, new products and perspectives from the people leading technology companies, scaling startups and setting public policy. The programme is designed around the technologies and strategic questions redefining industries, including: - Artificial intelligence and its growing role in business - Cloud technology and digital infrastructure - Innovation, entrepreneurship and company growth - Collaboration between technology businesses and government - The commercial impact of emerging products and platforms - Leadership perspectives from founders, executives and policymakers The 2027 speaker line-up and agenda have not yet been published. However, the event’s 2026 programme illustrates its breadth: contributors included Mati Staniszewski of ElevenLabs, AMD Chair and CEO Dr Lisa Su, Aravind Srinivas of Perplexity, Fabian Hedin of Lovable, senior leaders from Microsoft, AWS, OpenAI and Accenture, and UK government ministers responsible for science, technology, AI and online safety. These names relate to 2026 rather than confirmed appearances in 2027. Who should attend? This is a business-focused event for entrepreneurs, startup founders, technology executives, investors, innovators, corporate decision-makers and public-sector leaders. It will also appeal to product and AI professionals who want a broad view of where the market is heading and which technologies are likely to influence future growth.… Register for this event

⌖ Newcastle · The Catalyst

Hosted by Jumping Rivers

AI in Production 2027 brings practitioners to The Catalyst in Newcastle on 10–11 June to share real-world lessons from deployed AI and machine learning systems. The conference opens with workshops on Thursday, followed by a full Friday programme of standard talks and lightning talks. Its focus is firmly on AI systems used beyond the people who built them, not speculative predictions, standalone benchmarks or polished product pitches. Call for speakers Jumping Rivers is accepting abstracts until 29 January 2027. Proposed talks can explore: - Deployment, serving, rollouts and rollbacks - Monitoring, observability, drift and feedback loops - Evaluation, human review, red-teaming and guardrails - RAG pipelines, agents and assistants in production - Cost, latency, caching and model-selection trade-offs - Production incidents and the lessons that followed - Responsible AI, regulation, governance and liability - Ownership and collaboration across technical teams Strong abstracts should describe a specific system, a consequential decision or turning point, what went wrong, and one clear takeaway supported by evidence where possible. Work in progress, internal tools, small-scale systems and discontinued projects are all welcome, and first-time speakers are explicitly encouraged. Standard sessions run for approximately 25 minutes, including five minutes for questions. Lightning talks last six minutes, use slides that advance automatically every 20 seconds and conclude with one question. Standard-talk speakers receive a free conference ticket. Submit a title and an abstract of up to 300 words through the speaker submission form. Applicants should hear back within two months of the deadline, and likely sooner. View conference details and registration information

⌖ Bangkok · Messiah Exchange

Hosted by Shaan & Sergey Sevantsyan

Explore AI, stablecoins, Web3 and digital finance at UXUY’s beginner-friendly Bangkok meetup on 30 August 2027, hosted at Messiah Exchange. Designed as a small, informal community gathering rather than a formal conference, this two-hour meetup offers an accessible introduction to UXUY and the infrastructure shaping on-chain finance. Attendees will examine how artificial intelligence, stablecoins and blockchain technology could make digital assets and financial applications simpler to access, understand and use. What the meetup will cover The hosts will introduce UXUY, explain what it is building and outline the problems it aims to solve within the evolving Web3 and digital asset ecosystem. The discussion will then explore: - AI and Web3: how artificial intelligence could make financial applications more intelligent and digital assets easier to navigate - Stablecoins: why they are becoming an important part of digital finance and how they can make transferring value across blockchain networks more practical - Cross-chain and on-chain access: the challenges created by multiple networks, protocols and liquidity sources,and how infrastructure such as UXUY may simplify the user experience - The future of digital finance: how AI, decentralized finance, stablecoins and tokenized assets could influence the next generation of financial products The programme includes a short introduction to UXUY, an overview of the platform and its ecosystem, a deeper explanation of the problems it is addressing, an open Q&A and time for casual networking and conversation. Who should attend? No advanced blockchain knowledge is required. The event is suitable for complete beginners as well as people already involved in crypto, Web3 or fintech. It will be particularly relevant to: - Startup founders and aspiring entrepreneurs - Fintech, technology and blockchain professionals - Students and people studying emerging technology - Builders exploring DeFi or AI-powered financial applications - Anyone curious about stablecoins, digital assets or on-chain infrastructure Hosted by Shaan and Sergey Sevantsyan, the emphasis is on clear explanations, open questions and useful conversations,not technical prerequisites or conference-style presentations. Venue and timing… Register for this event

◎ Amsterdam + online

Hosted by The Science and Information (SAI) Organization

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

⌖ Singapore · Marina Bay Sands

Hosted by SuperAI

NEXT Hackathon brings a 36-hour AI building sprint to Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, from 7–9 September 2027. Organised by SuperAI, it challenges builders to launch working AI projects from scratch. What to expect This intensive, hands-on hackathon is designed for AI developers, product builders and multidisciplinary teams who want to move rapidly from an idea to a functional product. The 2027 agenda, tracks, judging criteria and speaker line-up have not yet been published. The previous edition brought together 200 builders and produced dozens of projects across InsurTech, HealthTech, MaritimeTech, FashionTech and LegalTech. Winning products included a fraud-prevention platform, a wearable-connected nutrition assistant and an agentic estate-planning service. In 2026, five winners shared a US$200,000 prize pool, with support from partners including AWS, Vercel and Stripe; these details are historical and have not yet been confirmed for 2027. The organiser states that the hackathon is free, including food and drinks. Applications are not currently open: prospective participants can submit their details for the NEXT 2027 waitlist. View the event details and join the 2027 waitlist.

Sponsors: AWS · Vercel +3

⌖ London · Various Venues in London and Europe

Best Artificial Intelligence (AI) meetups in Europe 2026 / 2027 including various events focusing on AI topics. Notable meetups in London and other European cities.

⌖ Da Nang · My Casa

Hosted by Cosmin R. and 4 others

Connect with Da Nang's international professional community every Tuesday evening at this recurring networking meetup designed for entrepreneurs, digital nomads, investors, and professionals. Whether you're building your next venture, exploring business opportunities in Southeast Asia, or simply looking to expand your network in Vietnam's rising tech hub, this weekly gathering provides the perfect environment for meaningful connections. What to Expect This structured yet relaxed meetup follows a proven format that maximizes networking value. The evening begins with a brief introduction to the group's mission (7:00-7:15 PM), followed by rapid-fire introductions where each attendee shares their background and current projects in 1-2 minutes (7:15-7:45 PM). The remainder of the evening is dedicated to organic networking, allowing you to dive deeper with people whose interests align with yours. Who Should Attend - Entrepreneurs launching or scaling businesses in Southeast Asia - Digital nomads seeking professional connections while working remotely - Investors exploring opportunities in Vietnam's startup ecosystem - Professionals looking to expand their network internationally - Anyone curious about entrepreneurship and business—all backgrounds welcome Venue & Logistics The meetup takes place at My Casa (53 Morrison, An Hải, Sơn Trà), a quiet venue ideal for conversation. The organizers note that the food quality exceeds most restaurants in Da Nang, so you're welcome to enjoy dinner during the event. Entry is completely free, making this an accessible networking opportunity for everyone. Punctuality is encouraged to participate in the full introduction round, though latecomers due to unexpected situations are accommodated. The event runs from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM CET every Tuesday through June 2027. Community & Partnership Hosted by Cosmin R. and four co-organizers through the PARIS Entrepreneurs Network (PEN) & SE Asia Entrepreneurs group, this meetup is part of a larger mission to create connections between like-minded individuals locally and globally. The organizers actively seek partners, co-organizers, sponsors, and volunteers to expand the community's reach and impact. Join the WhatsApp community to stay connected between meetups, get updates, and continue conversations. For inquiries about partnership opportunitie

⌖ Chiang Mai · The Kannas Hotel, หมู่ที่ 3 308 308 Lampang - Chiang Mai Superhighway, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50300, Thailand

Hosted by Marcus S. and nick f.

Looking to stay on the cutting edge of AI engineering? Join the weekly AI Engineers meetup in Chiang Mai — a casual, hands-on gathering where developers of all skill levels explore the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence over coffee. What to Expect Every Saturday morning from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM ICT, this recurring meetup brings together coders passionate about AI technology. The format is refreshingly simple: discover what's new in AI that week, discuss it with fellow engineers, and experiment with the tools and techniques in real-time. Whether you're building AI agents, fine-tuning language models, or exploring new frameworks, you'll find a community eager to learn alongside you. Who Should Attend This meetup welcomes coders at all experience levels — from those just beginning their AI journey to seasoned engineers pushing the boundaries of what's possible. The collaborative atmosphere means you'll always find someone to learn from and someone to teach, creating a knowledge-sharing environment that benefits everyone. Format & Practical Details The gatherings take place at The Kannas Hotel on Lampang - Chiang Mai Superhighway. The relaxed coffee-shop setting encourages open conversation and spontaneous demonstrations. If you're planning to demo something you've been working on, remember to charge your laptop beforehand — charging facilities aren't available at the venue. This weekly cadence (running until January 1, 2027) ensures you can drop in whenever your schedule allows, whether you're a Chiang Mai resident, digital nomad, or visiting the city. The consistent timing makes it easy to build connections with regulars while remaining flexible enough to accommodate new faces each week. Why Join AI engineering moves fast, and staying current requires more than reading documentation. By attending these weekly sessions, you'll get hands-on exposure to emerging tools, hear real-world implementation stories, and build a network of fellow builders in Thailand's growing AI community. The intimate group size allows for meaningful technical discussions that larger conferences can't match. Hosted by Marcus S. and nick f., this meetup is part of the broader AI Engineers in Thailand community, connecting developers across the region who are shaping the future of artificial intelligence. [Register for this event](https://www.meetup.com/coding-in-bangkok/events/314036718/?eventOrigin=cit

⌖ Location TBC · Singapore Management University, 81 Victoria St, Singapore 188065

Hosted by Singapore Management University

Building AI-powered products without writing a single line of code is no longer a distant dream — it's happening right now in Singapore. Singapore Management University is offering a comprehensive one-day intensive course that equips professionals with the practical skills to harness generative AI for product development, all through accessible no-code platforms. What You'll Learn This hands-on course demystifies artificial intelligence and empowers business leaders, product managers, creative professionals, and entrepreneurs to build intelligent solutions without traditional programming skills. You'll explore the foundational concepts of generative AI and understand how these technologies are revolutionizing product development — from predictive models to data-driven applications that once required extensive coding expertise. The curriculum covers the practical application of generative AI in product development, including real-world use cases across industries. Through interactive exercises using leading AI tools, you'll develop concrete abilities in data analytics and learn to identify opportunities where no-code AI can streamline business processes and create competitive advantages. The course also addresses critical concerns around responsible AI use, ensuring you understand potential risks alongside the tremendous opportunities. Who Should Attend This course is designed for professionals ready to embrace the AI revolution without technical barriers. Whether you're a business leader exploring AI transformation, a product manager seeking to enhance your toolkit, or an innovator looking to prototype intelligent solutions quickly, this session provides the foundation you need. No prior programming experience is required — just curiosity and willingness to experiment with cutting-edge generative AI technologies. Course Details The 8-hour intensive session takes place at Singapore Management University's campus at 81 Victoria St, delivered through classroom-facilitated training that emphasizes hands-on practice. With two available dates in 2026 (16 July and 20 November), the course maintains SMU's reputation for excellence, reflected in its 4.5-star rating from 89 participants. The program is eligible for SkillsFuture credits, making professional upskilling more accessible — eligible participants can offset the full course fee through available subsidies. You'll gain practical experi

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Hosted by AI Performance Engineering Meetup (Madrid)

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

⌖ Brighton · Creative Process Digital

Hosted by Creative Process Digital

Build practical workplace AI skills in this free, eight-week, in-person bootcamp, running Mondays from 7 September in central Brighton. Delivered by Creative Process Digital, AI for Employees is designed to help working professionals apply artificial intelligence to genuine business needs,not simply learn the theory. The programme runs one day per week for eight Mondays, from 7 September to 26 October 2026, with sessions starting at 10am at Creative Process Digital’s Mac Training Centre in central Brighton. Normally priced at £2,250, the programme fee is covered in full for eligible participants through Government grant funding. What you’ll learn Expert-led training combines key AI concepts with practical projects and tutor guidance. The curriculum includes: - Generative AI fundamentals, including the capabilities, limitations and best uses of leading models and platforms - Applying AI to content creation, research, data analysis, presentations, meetings and marketing - Prompt engineering frameworks for producing more reliable, high-quality results - Building custom GPTs, AI agents and chatbots around business requirements - Voice cloning, image and video generation, automation and API integration - Machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing and computer vision - GDPR, data privacy and responsible AI deployment Participants will work collaboratively on AI-powered solutions that can be embedded into their role or organisation. Alongside hands-on learning, the in-person format provides opportunities to exchange ideas, collaborate on projects and build a network with other professionals. Completion leads to an industry-recognised Government accreditation intended to demonstrate professional competence and support career progression. Who is it for? The bootcamp welcomes employees who are starting with AI as well as experienced professionals seeking to upskill. Applicants should have basic to good IT and digital literacy, be comfortable using a Mac or PC, and ideally have at least some introductory experience with AI. The programme is designed to challenge and stretch participants, with teamwork, deadlines and active contribution expected.… Register for this event

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◎ Online

Hosted by Noble Desktop

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

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⌖ Brighton · Creative Process Digital

Hosted by Creative Process Digital

Build practical AI skills for the workplace in this fully grant-funded, eight-week bootcamp, held in central Brighton from 15 September to 3 November 2026. Worth £2,250, AI for Employees is delivered in person by Creative Process Digital, with 100% of the participant fee covered through Government grant funding. Sessions run one day per week on Tuesdays, beginning at 10am, at the organiser’s Mac Training Centre in Telecom House. What you’ll learn This expert-led programme combines AI concepts with hands-on workplace application. Rather than stopping at theory, participants will create practical tools and AI-powered solutions that can be embedded into their roles and organisations. The curriculum covers: - Generative AI fundamentals, including the capabilities, limitations and appropriate applications of leading models and platforms - Machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing and computer vision - Prompt engineering frameworks for producing higher-quality outputs - AI-assisted content creation, research, data analysis, presentations, meetings and marketing - Custom GPTs, AI agents and chatbots tailored to business requirements - Voice cloning, image and video generation, automation and API integration - GDPR, data privacy and the ethical, responsible deployment of AI Tutor guidance, collaborative projects and real-world exercises will help attendees leave with usable solutions rather than abstract knowledge. Successful participants can also achieve an industry-recognised Government accreditation demonstrating their professional competence. Who is it for? The bootcamp is suitable both for people beginning to use AI and experienced professionals who want to upskill or progress towards an AI leadership role. Applicants should have basic-to-good IT and digital literacy, be proficient on Mac or PC, and ideally have some experience using AI, even at a basic level. The course is designed to challenge and stretch participants, with teamwork, deadlines and collaborative learning forming an important part of the experience.… Register for this event

⌖ Brighton · Creative Process Digital, Eighth Floor - Telecom House

Hosted by Creative Process Digital

Build practical AI skills for the workplace in this fully funded, eight-week AI for Business Bootcamp, held in person every Wednesday in Brighton. Running from 16 September to 4 November 2026, with sessions starting at 10am, this £2,250 programme is offered at no cost to eligible employed participants through government grant funding. Training takes place one day per week at Creative Process Digital’s central Brighton Mac Training Centre in Telecom House. What you’ll learn The bootcamp combines expert-led teaching with hands-on activities designed around genuine workplace needs. Rather than stopping at AI theory, participants will create practical tools and solutions they can use in their current role or organisation. The curriculum covers: - Generative AI fundamentals, including the capabilities, limitations and appropriate uses of leading models and platforms - Applying AI to content creation, research, data analysis, presentations, meetings and marketing - Prompt engineering frameworks for producing more reliable, high-quality outputs - Building custom GPTs, AI agents and chatbots for specific business requirements - Voice cloning, image and video generation, automation and API integration - Machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing and computer vision - GDPR, data privacy and the ethical, responsible deployment of AI With tutor guidance, you’ll work on practical AI-powered business solutions that can be embedded into your day-to-day work. The programme also provides opportunities to collaborate on projects and build connections with other professionals. Successful participants can achieve an industry-recognised government accreditation demonstrating their professional competence. Who is it for? This challenging, collaborative programme is suitable both for people beginning their AI journey and experienced professionals who want to upskill or move towards an AI leadership role. Applicants should have basic to good IT and digital literacy, be proficient with a Mac or PC, and ideally have used AI at least at a basic level. Funding eligibility and participation requirements include: - You must be employed and provide your NI number and employer PAYE scheme number - Your employer must agree to the training - You must have been resident in the EU for the previous three years - A minimum C1 level of English is required - You must be able to work collaboratively, meet d

◎ Online

Hosted by Human Future Hub

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

⌖ Oxford · Oxford Library

Explore physical AI, robotics safety and autonomous systems with Oxfordshire researchers and builders at this intimate meetup on 11 October 2026. Taking place in person at Oxford Library in Oxford, the Oxford AI × Robotics Chapter is designed to turn shared interest in emerging technology into useful conversations, cross-disciplinary connections and potential collaborations. Attendance is capped at 15 participants, creating space for everyone to contribute rather than simply listen from the sidelines. What to expect The meetup will bring together AI and robotics enthusiasts, researchers, professionals and builders from across Oxfordshire. Discussion will examine where these technologies are heading, with an emphasis on the practical and societal questions arising as artificial intelligence moves further into the physical world. Topics highlighted by the organisers include: - The real-world challenges involved in scaling AI and robotics - Physical AI and humanoid robotics - AI and robot safety - Autonomous systems and emerging research - The impact of AI and robotics on society - How automation may reshape the future of work - New opportunities created by intelligent physical systems The listed lineup features Divya Jain with “Safe AI and Robots”, placing safety and responsible development among the meetup’s central themes. Participants will also have an opportunity to help shape the agenda for the chapter’s next gathering, so thoughtful questions, research interests and ideas for future discussions are encouraged. Who it’s for This event is aimed at people who want to engage seriously with AI and robotics, whether they are conducting research, building systems, working professionally in the field or exploring its direction as an enthusiast. Its community-led format should be particularly valuable for attendees looking to exchange perspectives across disciplines, discover relevant work happening nearby and meet possible collaborators. No specific experience requirement is stated. The emphasis is on curiosity, constructive participation and a willingness to discuss both technical progress and its wider consequences. View the event and registration details