AI London’s online Problem Clinic on 8 October 2026 helps AI builders work through genuine technical, product, architectural and business challenges.
Bring the problem, not the polished answer
Hosted by Prasad K. for AI London, this first Problem Clinic replaces presentations and generic AI commentary with collaborative problem-solving. Attendees can submit a challenge they are actively facing, then draw on the experience and perspectives of practitioners who may have encountered something similar.
A selection of submitted problems will be put to the group. Together, participants will unpack each situation, question its assumptions and explore practical ways forward. There will be no vendor pitches, prepared talks or AI hype: the value comes from candid discussion about the decisions and obstacles that appear when building or implementing AI in the real world.
Potential questions include:
How should an AI agent be evaluated?
Is RAG, fine-tuning or another approach the right fit?
Why is a RAG system underperforming?
How can an AI prototype move into production?
What can teams do to control AI costs?
How should AI be introduced into an existing enterprise?
Is it better to build a solution or buy one?
How can an AI concept become a viable product?
Who is it for?
The clinic is designed for AI engineers, software engineers, data scientists, founders, product professionals and technology leaders, as well as anyone actively building or implementing AI. It is particularly relevant if you have moved beyond general curiosity and are dealing with concrete choices, constraints or delivery problems.
You do not need to submit a challenge to take part. Attendees are equally welcome to listen, learn from other people’s cases and contribute relevant experience. There is no expectation that you already know the answer, the purpose is to surface new ideas, perspectives and potentially a workable solution.
Online community format
This is an online event, with the access link made visible to attendees. Event chat also gives registered participants a way to connect and join the conversation before the session begins. As the first edition of a proposed recurring format, it is an opportunity to help shape a practical, community-led forum for tackling difficult AI problems.…
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