AI Industry Session

⌖ Breda · Breda Campus, Breda, Netherlands (BUas)

Hosted by University of Central Florida (UCF) & Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas)

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.

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Hosted by The DevOps World Meetup Group

Explore how artificial intelligence intersects with DevOps and cloud automation at this online meetup on 30 October 2026 at 18:30, listed in Breda. Hosted by The DevOps World Meetup Group, DevOps in the AI Era will bring together people interested in the changing relationship between artificial intelligence, cloud services and DevOps automation. The event is hosted by Bishwas J., who is identified on Meetup as a Super Organizer. What to expect The organiser has not yet published the full programme. The agenda and speaker are due to be announced on 1 October, ahead of the event on Friday, 30 October 2026. Based on the event’s listed themes, the meetup will centre on: - Artificial intelligence and its applications - DevOps practices in an AI-driven environment - DevOps automation - Cloud services - The wider intersection between AI and modern software operations This is an opportunity to reserve a place early while awaiting the detailed session topic and speaker announcement. Because the programme remains unconfirmed, the page does not currently specify whether the event will include a presentation, demonstration, discussion or audience Q&A. Who is it for? The subject matter is relevant to DevOps practitioners, cloud professionals, software engineers, automation specialists and technology leaders who want to follow how AI is influencing operational workflows. It may also appeal to builders and technically curious attendees exploring practical AI applications within software delivery and cloud environments. No required experience level or prerequisites are listed, so prospective attendees should check the updated agenda when it is released to understand the eventual technical depth. The Meetup page also does not name any tools, platforms or cloud providers at this stage. Online event details Although the event is listed for Breda, it will take place online. The access link will be visible to attendees through Meetup, so registration is required to receive the joining information. The scheduled start time is 18:30 on Friday, 30 October 2026; attendees should confirm the displayed time and any timezone details on Meetup when booking.… Register for this event

⌖ Breda · Nieuwe Veste bibliotheek centrum, Makersbase

Hosted by Makersbase Breda

Kids aged 7–17 can learn programming by building their own Flappy Bird game at this hands-on CoderDojo in Breda. Hosted by Makersbase Breda, this special Gameweek edition gives young creators the chance to discover how programming works and start building with guidance from experienced experts. The Dojo combines practical learning with a friendly, social environment where participants can meet other young people interested in coding and technology. Other Gameweek activities will also be available during the day, although the page does not publish further details. Practical details - Date: Saturday 21 November 2026 - Time: 13:00–15:00 (doors open at 13:00) - Format: Two-hour, in-person coding session - Audience: Children and teenagers aged 7–17 - Venue: Nieuwe Veste Library Centre, Makersbase, Molenstraat 6, 4811 GS Breda - What to bring: Participants must bring their own laptop - Refunds: Available until one day before the event Register for Gameweek CoderDojo: Flappy Bird

⌖ Paris · Station F, Paris

Hosted by Scaleway

ai-PULSE 2026 is a focused, one-day in-person AI conference taking place at Station F in Paris on October 13, 2026. This event brings together leaders, engineers and researchers to explore AI breakthroughs, cutting-edge research outcomes, and live product demonstrations. Organized by Scaleway, ai-PULSE serves as a hub for practitioners who design, deploy and scale AI–from cloud infrastructure users to AI-powered product teams. Attendees can expect a blend of keynote-style insights, technical talks and hands-on demonstrations that illuminate how AI research translates into real-world software and services. What to expect: - In-depth sessions on the latest AI breakthroughs and research directions, presented by leaders in academia and industry. - Live demonstrations of AI-powered products and solutions, highlighting practical use cases and implementation considerations. - Opportunities to network with peers—from engineers and data scientists to founders and product managers—across the European AI ecosystem. - A venue setting that emphasizes collaboration and discovery, leveraging Station F’s startup-centric environment in Paris. Why attend: - If you’re building AI-enabled software or exploring cloud-based AI infrastructure, ai-PULSE offers actionable takeaways on deployment, scalability and responsible AI practices. - The event showcases how AI innovations translate into tangible product value, making it relevant for developers, technical leads, and startup teams. - You’ll hear from and mingle with a diverse group of speakers and practitioners who are applying AI in real products and research projects. Past context and signals: The page indicates ai-PULSE returned to Station F on October 13, 2026, with Scaleway as organizer and a focus on AI breakthroughs, research and product demonstrations. The page also features a robust lineup of 2025 speakers, including prominent figures in AI and tech, illustrating the event’s scale and pedigree. While specifics of the 2026 speaker roster aren’t fully enumerated here, the pattern suggests a high-profile mix of researchers, executives and AI practitioners. Audience profile: - AI engineers, researchers and data scientists seeking to stay ahead of research trends. - Product and solutions architects looking for demonstrations of AI in production setups. - Startup founders and tech leads exploring AI-enabled business models and cloud infrastructure. - Investors and ecosystem players interested in Scaleway’s AI initiative

⌖ Berlin · Wilhelm Studios

Hosted by n8n

In The Loop 2026 brings automation builders and enterprise operators to Berlin on 13–14 October for two days of n8n talks, workshops and networking. Hosted at Wilhelm Studios in Berlin, this is n8n’s first conference in its hometown. The programme combines Partner Day on 13 October with Ecosystem Day on 14 October, creating a meeting point for people building AI-powered workflows and teams treating automation as core infrastructure. Two tracks, practical lessons The conference focuses on real challenges rather than abstract possibilities. The Building with n8n track is for people designing and shipping automations. Sessions will explore how to structure reusable systems, prepare for failure, investigate unexpected behaviour and keep workflows fast and affordable as usage grows. Attendees will also learn how to connect modern AI services with legacy systems while keeping probabilistic AI agents within deterministic rules and human oversight. Running n8n at scale is aimed at technical leaders, platform teams and operators responsible for business-critical automation. Topics include: - Tuning infrastructure as demand increases - Security, compliance and enterprise governance - Establishing policies that continue to work as more employees build - Managing changes without breaking production workflows - Using execution data to diagnose unexpected results - Developing the people and practices behind a sustainable automation programme Talks, workshops and community Confirmed sessions range from Jan Oberhauser’s opening keynote, “Our Vision for What’s Next,” to Sindhuja Jeyabal’s production-focused session on n8n Agents and the Vercel SDK. Romina Da Costa will explain how n8n manages 12,000 workflows, while Dana Harrison and Kevin Ng of TELUS will discuss building an automation culture.… Register for this event

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⌖ Manchester · Manchester Central

Hosted by Data Decoded

Data Decoded MCR returns to Manchester on 13-14 October 2026 as the definitive two-day data and AI festival for professionals ready to transform how they work with data. Whether you're a data leader shaping organisational strategy or a hands-on engineer building the infrastructure, this event delivers the technical depth, strategic insight, and practical solutions you need to thrive in 2026's rapidly evolving data landscape. Why Attend Data Decoded MCR? This isn't just another conference — it's where cutting-edge technology meets real-world business applications. The event addresses the full spectrum of modern data challenges across five dedicated content theatres covering everything from Agentic AI and Generative AI & LLM to Data Governance, DataOps, and the Modern Data Stack. You'll gain actionable strategies for implementing low-code/no-code solutions, mastering Data Engineering workflows, and developing robust AI Data & ML pipelines that drive measurable business outcomes. What You'll Experience Five Conference Theatres deliver targeted content streams: Keynote sessions on Leadership & Strategy, deep dives into AI Analytics & Intelligence, essential guidance on Data Governance Risk & Compliance, architectural insights on Data Platforms & Infrastructure, and hands-on expertise in Data Engineering Integration & Automation. With 150+ seminar sessions, you'll hear from practitioners who've navigated the same challenges you face — from building scalable data architectures to establishing effective Data Culture & Leadership practices. The exhibition floor connects you with global solution providers and innovative start-ups showcasing the latest in data platforms, governance tools, and AI technologies. Whether you're evaluating Supabase for your data backend, exploring n8n or Make for automation workflows, or implementing Airtable or Notion for low-code data management, you'll discover tools and services designed to solve your specific technical challenges. Small-group workshops offer intensive skill-building opportunities — perfect for data technicians (architects, engineers, analysts, scientists) wanting to deepen their technical capabilities or for operational influencers from IT, finance, marketing, and customer experience teams looking to leverage da