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⌖ Bangkok · SCBX NEXT TECH

Hosted by AI Engineers in Thailand

Explore the week’s latest AI technology through discussion and hands-on experimentation at this relaxed, coder-friendly meetup in Bangkok. Hosted by Ek C. for AI Engineers in Thailand, this weekly Saturday gathering brings developers together over coffee to examine notable AI developments from the week, exchange knowledge and try the technology for themselves. Participants are also welcome to demo projects or tools they have been exploring. Event details: - Date: Saturday 31 October 2026 - Time: 10:00am–1:00pm ICT - Venue: SCBX NEXT TECH, 4th Floor, Siam Paragon, Bangkok - Format: Informal discussion, experimentation, coding and peer learning - Experience level: Open to coders of all levels The page does not list a formal agenda or speaker programme; the focus is collaborative exploration and learning from fellow attendees. If you plan to code or demonstrate something, bring your computer fully charged, as access to charging points may not be available. This meetup runs every Saturday until 26 December 2026. Register for this event.

⌖ Barcelona

Mozilla Festival 2026 brings a three-day conference on AI, the open web and digital rights to Barcelona, Spain, from 28–30 October 2026. Why this event matters As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in online products and services, questions about who controls technology, and how it affects the people using it, are increasingly important. Mozilla Festival 2026 places AI, open-web principles and digital rights within the same conversation, making it a relevant event for anyone interested in the future of the internet. The conference’s stated focus spans three closely connected areas: - Artificial intelligence, including its growing role in the digital world - The open web, and the principles that keep the internet accessible and open - Digital rights, covering the relationship between people, technology and online power Bringing these themes together creates space to consider AI as more than a standalone technical development. The festival’s scope points towards the wider implications of intelligent systems for the web and for the rights of those who use it. Who should consider attending? Mozilla Festival 2026 will be particularly relevant to developers, technologists, AI practitioners, open-web advocates and people working in or exploring digital rights. It may also appeal to product builders, researchers, policymakers and community organisers whose work intersects with internet technology. No specific experience level is listed, so prospective attendees should consult the Mozilla Festival website as further programme information becomes available. The scraped listing does not yet provide details of speakers, individual sessions, workshops or networking activities, and a specific Barcelona venue has not been announced there. Event details - Dates: Wednesday 28 to Friday 30 October 2026 - Location: Barcelona, Spain - Format: Three-day conference - Core themes: AI, the open web and digital rights… Register for this event

⌖ Madrid

API & AI Addicts Day is a one-day Madrid conference on 28 October 2026 for enthusiasts and professionals interested in APIs and artificial intelligence. APIs and AI in one focused event Taking place in Madrid, Spain, API & AI Addicts Day brings two closely connected areas of modern technology into the same room. The conference is designed for people who want to explore the relationship between APIs,the interfaces that allow software and services to communicate,and the rapidly evolving field of AI. As AI becomes embedded in more products and workflows, APIs play an important role in connecting models, applications, data and external services. By focusing on both subjects, this event offers attendees a dedicated setting in which to consider the technologies together rather than as separate disciplines. Who is it for? The conference brings together enthusiasts and professionals, making it relevant to anyone with an active interest in APIs or artificial intelligence. That may include software developers, technical practitioners, product builders and other technology professionals, as well as curious community members following developments across these fields. No specific experience level or prerequisites are stated on the event page. Likewise, detailed information about speakers and individual sessions has not yet been published, so prospective attendees should check the registration page for future programme updates. What to expect API & AI Addicts Day is presented as a one-day conference, giving participants a concentrated opportunity to engage with its dual focus. Its defining feature is the combination of API and AI communities: a useful meeting point for people interested in how intelligent capabilities connect with software products, platforms and wider technical systems. Key event details: - Date: 28 October 2026 - Location: Madrid, Spain - Format: One-day conference - Focus: APIs and artificial intelligence - Audience: Enthusiasts and professionals If APIs, AI or the overlap between them forms part of your work or interests, this Madrid conference offers a focused date for your 2026 calendar. Register or view the latest event details.

⌖ Singapore · Lorong AI @ One-North

Hosted by Lorong AI

Explore how AI-powered robots move beyond controlled labs at this technical session in Singapore on 28 October 2026, covering embodied AI, VLA models and edge intelligence. Part of Lorong AI’s weekly AI Wednesdays series and presented with IMDA, this in-person event brings together researchers, practitioners and innovators for three research-to-deployment talks: - Soujanya Poria, Associate Professor at NTU, will examine what generalist physical agents still need beyond better actions. Drawing on GE-Act 2.0, MemBodied and RoboQuest, he will discuss fast control, persistent memory, evidence gathering, planning and verification. - Raphael Yee, Director of Griffin Labs, will explain how his team built Griffin Alpha, an open-weight vision-language-action model developed in Singapore, why it was open-sourced and how Alpha-S performs across robotics benchmarks. - Dr Ernest Tan, Assistant Professor at SIT’s Infocomm Technology Cluster, will explore edge intelligence for responsive, reliable robotics. Topics include 5G/6G communications, distributed AI, inference-aware offloading and applications in facilities management, public safety and the built environment. Event details Wednesday 28 October 2026, 3:00–5:00 PM GMT+8 Lorong AI @ One-North, Vidacity Building, Level 3, The Collider (Entrance B), 69 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Singapore 139961. Registration requires host approval. Learn more about Lorong AI, then request to join the event.

⌖ Birmingham · Moss House (University College Birmingham)

Hosted by BrumAI - Birmingham Artificial Intelligence Meetup

Explore how AI agents are being used to build a regulated fintech at BrumAI’s in-person meetup in Birmingham on 28 October 2026. Hosted at University College Birmingham’s Moss House campus and sponsored by Griffiths Waite, the evening combines a practical founder talk, an interactive session, food and networking. It is aimed at entrepreneurs, researchers, academics, students, engineers, AI practitioners and anyone curious about applying AI in real products. Talks and activities Peet Denny, founder of BrumAI and Tekka, will explain how he is building a regulated fintech with AI agents operating across Claude, Grok and GPT, connected to Cursor and Linear. He will unpack the custom harness behind the system, including how it works, what went well and what he got wrong. The session is particularly relevant to people already shipping products with agents, or considering doing so. Dr Anandhi Vivek Dhukaram, a responsible AI specialist and EU AI Act compliance strategist, will then lead an interactive session. Its specific topic has not yet been published. Schedule: - 17:30, Arrival and named reception check-in - 17:50, Welcome and introduction from Griffiths Waite - 18:00, Peet Denny’s talk - 18:30, Free food and refreshments - 18:45, Interactive session - 19:25, Close; attendees must leave by 19:30 Capacity is limited. You must provide your first and last name when RSVPing and may attend only with a confirmed RSVP, not a waiting-list place. Registration closes at 18:30 on Tuesday 20 October. Do not arrive before 17:30. Register for the BrumAI October meetup

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⌖ Oxford · Ship Street Centre Lecture Theatre

Explore practical AI applications and future-shaping projects at Mindstone’s free monthly meetup in Oxford on 28 October 2026. Taking place at the Ship Street Centre Lecture Theatre from 18:00 on Wednesday 28 October, the Mindstone Oxford AI Meetup offers an opportunity to see how artificial intelligence is moving beyond theory and being applied to real projects. The gathering focuses on advances in AI, the technology’s cutting-edge practical uses and the work redefining the boundaries of technology and human potential. What to expect This October edition continues Mindstone’s monthly Oxford meetup series. Rather than concentrating on a single named platform or narrowly defined discipline, the event takes a broad look at the evolving world of artificial intelligence and the projects helping to shape its future. Attendees can expect the programme to centre on: - Practical AI applications and how the technology is being put to use - Emerging advances across the artificial intelligence landscape - Projects that demonstrate new possibilities for technology and people - Insights from people working in and thinking deeply about the field The organiser describes the meetup as a chance to get “up close and personal” with boundary-pushing AI projects and learn from bright minds in the field. No individual speakers or detailed session timings have been announced on the published event page, so attendees should check the booking page for any programme updates. Who should attend? The meetup is relevant to people interested in understanding where AI is heading and what practical applications look like today. It may be particularly useful for builders, technologists, founders, researchers, students and curious professionals who want exposure to real AI work and fresh perspectives. The available listing does not specify a required experience level, making this best approached as a general AI community gathering rather than a formally described technical workshop. View the event and registration details