The Age of Extraction by Tim Wu

⌖ Bangkok · Hotel Nikko Bangkok

The MarTech Summit Bangkok brings 300+ senior marketing, digital and CX leaders to Hotel Nikko Bangkok on 6 October 2026 for a full day of MarTech strategy, AI insights and high-value networking. Now in its fifth flagship edition, the summit focuses on scaling marketing impact, sharpening strategy and using technology to create better customer experiences. Rather than delivering broad introductory content, it is designed as a closed-door, curation-first gathering where senior decision-makers can discuss practical challenges, compare approaches and form relevant business connections. Four themes shaping marketing in 2026 The full agenda is organised around four areas: - Future Trends & Consumer Evolution , understanding changing customer expectations and the forces reshaping modern marketing - Insights & Personalisation , turning customer and business data into more relevant experiences - Technology & AI in Marketing , exploring how AI, automation and emerging MarTech capabilities can support marketing strategy - Brand & Creative , examining the relationship between technology, creativity and brand-building Sessions feature senior leaders from regional and global organisations including Agoda, UOB Thailand, Adobe, True Corporation, Lotus’s, Mastercard and Krungthai Bank. The emphasis is on real-world strategy rather than theory, with contributors sharing practical experience from established brands and businesses. A full day of discussion and connection Attendees can expect a varied conference format featuring case studies, panel discussions, fireside chats and one-to-one meetings. Networking runs throughout the day, beginning with morning registration and continuing through to an evening drinks reception. This structure gives participants multiple ways to exchange ideas, discover potential partners and hold more focused conversations outside the main sessions.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · W District

Hosted by Simon

AI & Beers 9 brings AI builders and users together at W District in Bangkok on 15 October 2026 for candid, informal conversations. This ninth edition is designed for people who want to compare real experiences of using AI, not sit through presentations or sales pitches. Hosted by Simon and the AI & Beers community, the meetup runs from 7:00pm to 9:00pm ICT at W District on Sukhumvit Road, Phra Khanong Nuea. What to expect There is no stage, formal agenda or speaker programme. Instead, you can grab a drink, meet other attendees and take part in open conversations about the tools, systems and experiments people are working on right now. Topics are likely to include: - Claude and Codex - AI agents and practical automation - Tools, workflows and ways of working with AI - Approaches that are delivering useful results - Experiments that are not working, and what can be learned from them The emphasis on honest peer discussion makes this a useful setting for exchanging practical observations, asking questions and discovering how others are incorporating AI into their projects. Rather than polished case studies, expect spontaneous conversations shaped by the interests and experiences of the people at the table. Who it’s for The meetup welcomes all experience levels. You can attend if you are just beginning to explore AI, already building agents and automations, or actively refining an established AI workflow. It should particularly appeal to builders, developers, operators and curious users who prefer practical conversation over formal talks. You do not need to prepare anything or deliver a pitch. Simply arrive, get a drink and talk with other people who are using and building with AI in Bangkok. Finding the group Because this is an informal meetup inside W District, the organisers will post a photo of the table in the event’s WhatsApp group when they arrive. The group is also used for meetup updates, so joining it in advance will make the gathering easier to locate. Register for AI & Beers 9 on Meetup

⌖ Bangkok · Hua Chang Heritage Hotel

Hosted by IIRD

The International Conference on Transfer Learning and Data Science brings researchers and industry professionals to Bangkok on 20–21 October 2026. Hosted by IIRD at the Hua Chang Heritage Hotel, ICTLDS is designed to encourage collaboration between industry professionals, experts, academics and scholars working across transfer learning and data science. Attendees can participate as listeners or presenters, making the conference relevant both to people sharing original work and those looking to follow current thinking in the field. Conference programme The published agenda combines formal presentations with opportunities to meet fellow attendees. The programme runs from 9:00am to 5:00pm and includes: - Registration, welcome coffee and kit collection - An opening plenary with a welcome address and keynote - Two main conference sessions - Tea and lunch breaks - A group photo and final networking session - Closing reflections and an awards presentation The event page provides information for both physical and virtual attendees. The in-person conference takes place at Hua Chang Heritage Hotel, 400 Phaya Thai Road, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand. Speakers and committee The listed speakers are Dr. Javed Rasheed Shaikh, Jyoti Kunal Shah and Mr. Satish Kabade. The conference committee comprises Dr. Farouk Zouari, Vamshidhar Reddy Vemula and Dejan Tanikic. Together, the speaker sessions, plenary and main conference programme offer a structured setting for exchanging expertise and developing connections across academic and professional communities. Who should attend? ICTLDS is aimed at researchers, scholars, academics, subject-matter experts and industry practitioners with an interest in transfer learning or data science. It is particularly suited to attendees who want to present research, hear from other specialists, explore opportunities for collaboration or build an international professional network. No specific experience level or prerequisite is stated on the event page.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Hua Chang Heritage Hotel

Hosted by ISIT

Explore how AI and data science can support agriculture at ICIADSA, a two-day conference in Bangkok on 20–21 October 2026. The International Conference on AI in Data Science for Agriculture (ICIADSA) brings together industry professionals, subject-matter experts, academics and scholars to exchange expertise and develop stronger collaboration across the field. Organised by ISIT, it offers a focused setting for people working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, data science, engineering, technology and agriculture. Speakers and conference programme The announced speaker line-up includes: - Dr Farah Naz - Dr. Anurag Rana - Dr. Deepak Sharma The conference is guided by committee members Dr. Taimoor Khan, Dejan Tanikic and Anandraj Dairiam. The published agenda combines formal presentations with opportunities to meet fellow attendees. Proceedings begin with registration, welcome coffee and kit collection, followed by a networking tea break. An opening plenary features a welcome address and keynote before two main conference sessions run across the day. The programme also includes a lunch break, group photo, final networking session, closing reflections and an awards presentation. This structure should suit attendees looking to hear current perspectives while also making professional and academic connections. The event page provides options for both physical and virtual attendees, and participants may register either as listeners or presenters. Who should attend? ICIADSA is aimed at researchers, academicians, scholars, industry professionals and experts interested in applying AI and data science within agriculture. It is particularly relevant to those who want to present work, follow emerging research, identify opportunities for collaboration or connect with peers across academic and professional communities. The conference page lists Scopus, the DOI Directory, Google Scholar and Springer under its indexing section. Dates, deadlines and venue The conference takes place on Tuesday 20 and Wednesday 21 October 2026 at Hua Chang Heritage Hotel, 400 Phaya Thai Road, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand. The published submission deadline is 30 September 2026, with registration closing on 5 October 2026.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Treehouse Cafe & Bar

Hosted by Jaume R.

Build AI products people will pay for at this informal builders meetup in Bangkok, taking place on 25 October 2026 at Treehouse Cafe & Bar. From AI idea to paying customer Vibe Coding Products in Bangkok brings together people who are using AI to turn early ideas into useful, launchable products. Hosted by Jaume R., this first edition creates a relaxed setting where builders can show their work, compare approaches and help one another make progress. The meetup runs from 5:00pm to 7:00pm ICT on Sunday, 25 October 2026 at Treehouse Cafe & Bar, 20 Sukhumvit 31 in Watthana. Rather than focusing only on code, the conversation will cover the full journey from deciding what to build to finding the first paying customer. Topics and questions may include: - Choosing an AI product idea worth pursuing - Turning a rough concept into a working prototype - Deciding how and when to launch - Working out what to charge - Finding early users and first customers - Getting feedback on a demo or half-built product - Moving an existing product beyond its current stage Attendees may be building with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another AI development tool. The emphasis is on sharing practical experiences rather than prescribing one particular stack. Who should attend? All stages are welcome. You might arrive with nothing more than an idea, a prototype that only partly works, or a product already earning revenue. You do not need a technical background, and you do not need to have made money from your project. Curiosity, a desire to build something useful and the motivation to keep moving are enough. Bring a demo if you have one, a question you want to explore, or a specific problem that has slowed you down. You can also come simply to meet other locally based AI builders and learn what they are creating. A conversational builders meetup Expect informal, peer-led conversations rather than a formal lecture or highly structured workshop. The format is designed for swapping ideas, receiving direct feedback and discussing both product development and commercial decisions with people who also want to ship. Attendees can additionally use Meetup’s event chat to connect before the session begins.… Register for this event

ClaudeCursor

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing

BESC 2026 brings AI, NLP and computational social science researchers to Bangkok for a three-day conference on 26–28 October 2026. The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing is an interdisciplinary forum for exploring how technology can help researchers understand human behaviour, social interaction and large-scale societal dynamics. Building on editions held annually since 2014, the 2026 conference will connect academic researchers and industry practitioners working across artificial intelligence, natural language processing, computational social science, business, marketing, behavioural psychology and related fields. Research themes The programme will focus on foundational research and emerging approaches within behavioural and social computing. Topics invited by the organisers include: - AI and large language models in social and behavioural computing - LLM-driven agents for social interaction and communication - Agent-based modelling of human behaviour and social dynamics - Generative AI for synthetic behavioural and social data - Multimodal behavioural sensing and analytics - Social network analysis, collective intelligence and social recommendation - Sentiment analysis, argument mining and social media analytics - Online credibility, privacy, security, trust and research ethics - Crowd dynamics, virtual communities and digital humanities - Behaviour change, technology and wellbeing Across three days, attendees can expect research presentations and opportunities to exchange ideas, compare methods and identify future research directions. The conference is particularly relevant to researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, university practitioners and industry specialists. Its broad scope should suit both established experts and postgraduate researchers seeking exposure to current interdisciplinary work. For prospective authors… Register for this event