Search Central Live Deep Dive Europe 2026

⌖ 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

⌖ São Paulo · Distrito Anhembi

AI Brasil Experience 2026 brings two days of practical artificial intelligence, immersive experiences and business networking to São Paulo on 28–29 October. Held at Distrito Anhembi in São Paulo, the conference is designed for people who want to move beyond AI hype and understand how the technology can create real value in business, careers and everyday life. It brings together leaders, companies, specialists, creators, startups and professionals who are actively navigating AI-driven change. What to expect The 2026 programme will combine main-stage content with demonstrations, practical learning and opportunities to meet others working across technology and business. Topics will explore the application of AI in: - Business strategy, leadership and innovation - Marketing, sales and productivity - Education and the future of work - Organisational transformation and competitiveness - Real-world markets and industries across Brazil Alongside talks and case studies, attendees can expect immersive environments created to help them test, experience and understand AI in practice. The event places particular emphasis on applicable knowledge, informed decisions and genuine use cases rather than abstract theory or whichever tool happens to be trending. Who should attend? AI Brasil Experience is aimed at entrepreneurs, executives, technology professionals, marketers, educators, innovation teams, creators and anyone seeking a clearer view of AI’s practical impact. It should also appeal to companies looking to build internal understanding and prepare teams for adoption. Networking is a central part of the format, connecting attendees with business owners, corporate leaders, specialists, startups and professionals undergoing their own AI transformation. The event describes itself not as a generic technology fair or a sequence of disconnected talks, but as a meeting point for content, community, business and transformation. The scale of the previous edition offers a sense of the wider experience: in 2025, the event reported more than 17,000 participants, 300 speakers, 180 talks, 100 exhibition stands and 60 startups. Previous stages have hosted figures from business, technology, education and public life, although those names do not represent confirmed speakers for 2026.… Register for this event

⌖ 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.

⌖ Amsterdam · B. Amsterdam

Hosted by AIC4NL

AI and B2B tech founders can sharpen their go-to-market systems and learn how to scale revenue predictably at B. Amsterdam on 28 October 2026. Many commercial teams can report whether they hit a quarterly target, but struggle to explain exactly why they succeeded,or why performance slipped. This focused afternoon in Amsterdam is designed to help founders and sales leaders move beyond that uncertainty and build a more sustainable, repeatable approach to growth. The event is organised by Scaler Company and Gradient in collaboration with the AI Coalition for the Netherlands’ Breaking Barriers programme. It is aimed specifically at founders of AI and B2B technology companies, as well as commercial leaders responsible for scaling revenue. What to expect This is an interactive working event rather than a conventional series of presentations. Attendees will bring their own commercial challenges into the room and work through them live with fellow founders, supported by experts in the field. The afternoon will include: - Practical problem-solving: examine real go-to-market and revenue challenges rather than relying on abstract examples. - A system for growth: explore how to break through a growth ceiling and what it takes to get a team to implement the approach. - Current insight: hear what experts who use and develop AI every day say is working now, including where AI fits into modern commercial practice. - Focused peer exchange: meet a deliberately small group of 25–40 founders and commercial leaders for candid, relevant conversations. The limited group size is a defining part of the format. It creates space for interaction, useful feedback and the kind of detailed peer discussion that is difficult to find through public online networks. Schedule and location The event runs from 1:00pm to 6:00pm on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, with drinks beginning at 4:45pm. It takes place at B. Amsterdam.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Scaler Company · Gradient

◎ Online

Hosted by Canopy Community Calendar

Watch MVP and validation-stage founders pitch live on YouTube at Global Demo Night, a free remote showcase on 28 October 2026 for founders and investors. Early-stage products, demonstrated live Global Demo Night gives emerging founders a worldwide stage,and gives attendees a focused look at ambitious products while they are still taking shape. Presented by the Canopy Community Calendar and hosted by Stewart Noakes, this one-hour online event brings together founders, operators, investors and startup enthusiasts across multiple time zones. The livestream runs on Wednesday 28 October 2026, from 2:00pm to 3:00pm UTC. Because the event is hosted remotely on YouTube, attendees can watch and participate wherever they are based. What to expect A curated group of founders at MVP or validation stage will each deliver a concise five-minute product demo. Every presentation is followed by five minutes of community questions, creating a fast-moving format that combines pitching, practical feedback and peer learning. During the session, attendees can expect: - A diverse line-up of founders presenting early-stage products - Rapid demos followed by live community Q&A - Real-world feedback to help teams sharpen their stories - Live voting for the People’s Choice Award - Opportunities to learn, cheer on founders and connect with a global startup community - A supportive environment built around generosity and peer support The compact format makes this useful for founders preparing their own pitches: you can observe how other teams explain a product, communicate value and respond to questions under time pressure. Investors focused on seed and pre-seed technology companies can use the event to discover emerging talent, while operators and startup enthusiasts can see new ideas at one of the earliest,and most informative,points in their development. Tickets and community Everyone is welcome, with a free Standard ticket available. Active investors in early-stage technology companies can request the free Investor Ticket, which requires approval.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Canopy Community Calendar

⌖ 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