Discover how AI can simplify accounting and business operations at FlowAccount Meetup 3, held in Bangkok on 16 October 2026. Designed for SME owners, developers and people already experienced with AI and automation, this in-person meetup explores practical ways to connect ChatGPT and Claude with FlowAccount. What to expect The session includes a live demonstration of connecting AI models to FlowAccount through MCP (Model Context Protocol). Attendees will see how this setup can help them: - Automate accounting and business-management tasks - Query financial information and uncover useful insights - Turn complex accounting processes into simpler AI-assisted workflows - Learn from real-world implementation examples shared by experts No detailed speaker list or session-by-session agenda has been published. Event details - Date: Friday, 16 October 2026 - Time: 6:00–8:30pm (GMT+7) - Venue: FlowAccount Office, Sakulthai Surawong Tower, Bangkok (map) - Price: Free Registration is currently closed. Attendance was limited to people whose advance registration had been confirmed, and the venue has limited capacity. Check the event page for registration updates or contact the host.
Build, review and ship software with Claude Code in this live online bootcamp on 18 October 2026, from 2pm to 8:30pm UTC. Move beyond basic AI-assisted coding Claude Code Bootcamp Cohort 2 is an intensive, 6.5-hour hands-on workshop for developers who want structured, reliable and repeatable AI engineering workflows, not simply a longer list of prompts. Led by headliner Luca Berton and organised by Packt Publishing Limited, the session connects Claude Code’s individual capabilities into a practical system spanning codebase understanding, implementation, testing, review and preparation for production. Across 10 new advanced hands-on projects, you’ll explore how to: - Structure projects with CLAUDE.md and scoped rules - Create and apply reusable Claude Code Skills - Build specialised subagents for security and testing - Add hooks and guardrails that automate checks and block unsafe actions - Use Best-of-N workflows to compare AI-generated solutions - Test, review and verify AI-generated code - Assess whether work is ready to merge and ready for production - Develop more controlled and repeatable AI-assisted engineering processes Rather than treating these as isolated features, the bootcamp demonstrates how they work together across the software development lifecycle. The live, project-based format is designed to help attendees practise real workflows and leave with a more complete Claude Code toolkit. Who should attend? The programme is suitable for software developers, AI/ML engineers, platform and DevOps engineers, tech leads, developers exploring Claude Code, and people preparing for Claude certification. Basic programming ability and familiarity with Git are recommended, making this most relevant to technical attendees who already understand core development concepts but do not necessarily have extensive Claude Code experience. This is an independent Packt workshop rather than official Anthropic training. It is not endorsed by Anthropic, does not contain official examination questions, and completion does not guarantee success in an official certification exam. Refunds are available up to 10 days before the event. Get tickets for Claude Code Bootcamp Cohort 2
Teaching with AI in Europe: UCF & BUas Conference is a two-day, in-person unconference in Breda (Netherlands) on 19–20 October 2026 that brings together university professionals, lecturers, researchers, and policymakers to explore practical AI adoption in higher education. The core value is clear: you’ll walk away with actionable, field-tested ideas for integrating AI into pedagogy, digital learning, and safeguarding academic integrity within European Higher Education Area classrooms. This is not a traditional conference; it’s an unconference designed to be driven by attendees, with dialogue-driven sessions, collaborative workshops, and dynamic exchanges across disciplines. Key details and what to expect: - Dates and place: Breda Campus, Breda, Netherlands, 19–20 October 2026. The event is face-to-face only with no virtual option. - Audience: university professionals, lecturers, researchers, librarians, policymakers and other educators across Europe and beyond focused on practical AI use in teaching and learning. - Session format: two formats for presentations – 30-minute sessions intended to spark discussion and poster sessions for visual presentations (digital or print). Attendees may participate in up to two presentations, with certain sponsorship-related restrictions. - Tracks and topics: Practical AI Tools/Agents and Implementation; Ethics, Policy, and Governance; AI in Pedagogy and Curriculum Design; Institutional Strategy and Leadership; Assessment and Academic Integrity; AI Applications in the Workplace; AI Fluency and Faculty Development; Universal Design and Accessibility with AI; and related sessions on Art, Design, Media and more. The emphasis is on practical ideas and take-aways attendees can apply in diverse disciplines. - Proposals: the call for proposals is open for 2026. Submissions can cover classroom or library practices across modalities (face-to-face, blended, and online). Proposals should demonstrate transferable ideas and concrete take-aways. Deadline details: proposals close 15 May 2026 (11:59pm); acceptances issued after 29 June 2026. - Registration and pricing: registration is required for all attendees including presenters. Presenter and Early Bird registrations are €350 (deadline 10 August 2026); General registration is €375 (deadline 12 October 2026). - Agenda and logistics: an agenda-at-a-glance exists with a detailed two-day schedule including openings, keynote, concurrent sessions, meals, networking, and closing activities.
Learn to plan, write and launch a complete AI-assisted marketing campaign with Claude at this hands-on workshop in Singapore. Taking place on Monday 19 October 2026, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm GMT+8, the session is designed to move beyond one-off caption prompts. Claude SG Community and Lifelong Learning SG will show you how to use Claude as a practical marketing partner, from researching an audience and competitors to producing ready-to-post campaign content. What you’ll learn - Set up Claude Projects with your brand, audience and tone - Turn an initial idea into a campaign brief with goals, messages and channels - Brainstorm hooks, angles and campaign names - Draft social posts, emails, adverts and landing-page copy - Adapt messaging for LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and email - Build content calendars and posting schedules - Improve outputs through brand voice guides and effective feedback - Fact-check AI content and consider privacy, copyright and disclosure A live demonstration and guided practice will take you through building a mini campaign from scratch. Bring a product, service or event to market, and you can leave with a campaign draft you can use. No technical background is required. The workshop is suitable for marketers, content creators, social media managers, SME owners, solopreneurs and AI-curious attendees at any skill level. Bring a laptop if possible, create a free Claude account beforehand, and optionally prepare something you would like to promote. The event is held in the Level 2 Lecture Hall at Lifelong Learning Institute, 11 Eunos Road 8, Singapore 408601. Registration requires host approval. Request approval and register for the workshop
Two-day in-person conference in San Francisco exploring applied AI in startups, technical case studies, and hands-on Bubble no-code development. This expo is ideal for those interested in automation, AI, and no-code solutions.
A meetup focused on building AI-powered apps with no-code tools in Edinburgh, featuring hands-on demos, case studies and startup insights. Learn to build applications and automations.
