AI on Tap Brighton: Episode 11

⌖ Brighton · The Walrus Pub

Hosted by Brighton CTO

Brighton CTO’s November Meetup brings technology leaders together at The Walrus Pub in Brighton on 18 November 2026 to discuss running a tech function. This in-person evening offers a useful forum for people responsible for technology teams and strategy to compare experiences, raise current challenges and learn how peers approach the realities of technology leadership. Organised by Brighton CTO and hosted by Martyn F., the meetup runs from 6:30pm to 9:30pm GMT. What to expect The central theme is deliberately practical: the common challenges involved in running a technology function. Rather than focusing on a particular product, framework or technical discipline, the event creates space for an open conversation about technology leadership. Attendees can bring the issues they are currently navigating, hear perspectives from others in comparable roles and contribute lessons from their own organisations. The meetup format is suited to peer discussion and professional connection. There is no published line-up of formal speakers or fixed session topics, so expect the conversation to be shaped by the technology leaders in the room. That makes this especially relevant if you value candid, experience-led discussion over a presentation-heavy programme. You may find the evening useful if you are: - A CTO or senior technology leader responsible for a technology function - Working in engineering leadership and looking to exchange practical experience - Moving towards a senior leadership role and seeking insight into its challenges - Interested in meeting other members of the local technology community Venue and timings The meetup takes place on Wednesday 18 November 2026, from 6:30pm until 9:30pm GMT, at The Walrus Pub, 10 Ship Street, Brighton, BN1 1AD. The pub setting supports an informal, conversational evening where participants can discuss leadership challenges face to face. With three hours scheduled, there should be time to explore different viewpoints and build useful connections with peers who understand the demands of leading technology. If you run, lead or help shape a technology function and want a grounded conversation with others facing similar responsibilities, this Brighton CTO meetup provides a focused local setting for that exchange.… Register for this event

⌖ Brighton · The Walrus

Hosted by AI on Tap

AI on Tap Brighton brings practical, real-world AI lessons to The Walrus on Tuesday 2 February 2027, with peer breakouts, networking and drinks. Running from 6–9pm, Episode 10 is a relaxed pub meetup for business leaders, managers, founders, entrepreneurs and knowledge workers who want to understand what AI is delivering in practice, without hype, sales pitches or a computer science degree. First-timers and non-technical attendees are explicitly welcome. The evening includes: - Two or three accessible stories from people applying AI in the real world - Separate Builders and Users breakout sessions - “Wins & Bins” discussions covering what worked, what failed and what others can learn - Highlights shared back with the full room - Optional five-minute one-to-one “Link-Ups” with a co-host or fellow attendee - Informal conversation and networking after the structured programme Expect candid examples spanning areas such as streamlining operations, improving productivity and scaling sales. Named speakers have not yet been published. The event takes place at The Walrus, 10 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AD, in Brighton. Tickets cost £15, but the full amount is loaded onto your bar tab as prepaid drinks credit. Register for AI on Tap Brighton Episode 10

⌖ Barcelona · Auditori l'Illa

Hosted by The AI Conf

The AI Conference 2026 returns to Barcelona on November 3–4, 2026, bringing together 300+ practitioners, engineers, and product leaders building AI-first systems at scale. This isn't a conference about AI hype — it's about production-ready strategies from teams already shipping intelligent products. Hosted at Auditori l'Illa, this two-day event features 16 expert talks delivered across a single track, ensuring every attendee experiences the full depth of content without missing critical sessions. The program focuses on applied AI and LLMs, with real-world playbooks covering how teams design AI-first experiences, evaluate and iterate on prompts, build data and evaluation pipelines, and maintain safe, fast, and reliable systems at enterprise scale. What You'll Learn The conference spans the complete AI development lifecycle across eleven core tracks: - Machine Learning & Deep Learning — foundational ML/DL for classification, forecasting, and stable deployment strategies - Generative AI and LLMs — building safe, reliable systems that create, synthesize, and reason across vast datasets beyond basic API calls - Data Strategy for AI — making data quality, architecture, and lineage strategic assets that enable AI success - AI Infrastructure & MLOps — bridging POCs and enterprise-grade systems with model CI/CD, GPU optimization, and monitoring - AI-Powered Search & Information Retrieval — implementing semantic search, RAG systems, vector databases, and grounded generative outputs - Agentic AI and Multi-Agent Systems — deploying autonomous agents that plan, execute, and collaborate with minimal intervention - Robotics and Embodied AI — handling real-time control, safety protocols, and fleet management for physical world interactions - Computer Vision and Perception — optimizing models for edge devices and automating manual inspection tasks - AI Ethics, Governance, and Regulation — building compliant systems aligned with EU AI Act requirements - AI and Quantum Computing — exploring hybrid architectures and quantum-inspired optimization solutions - AI in Social Impact — addressing global challenges in health, climate, and education with high-value applications Event Format Each day delivers 8 talks from industry experts, sponsor-led sessions in dedicated rooms, and structured networking opportunities. Day 1 includes morning coffee breaks, networking breakfast, a

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⌖ Barcelona

The AI Conf is a two-day artificial intelligence conference taking place in Barcelona, Spain, on 3–4 November 2026. About the conference The AI Conf provides a dedicated event for exploring artificial intelligence in Barcelona. Running across two consecutive days, it offers attendees the opportunity to set aside focused time for the subject rather than trying to cover AI within a broader, general-purpose technology event. The published listing currently confirms the event’s title, location and dates. It does not yet provide a detailed agenda, speaker line-up or breakdown of conference sessions. Specific topics, activities and session formats have therefore not been announced on the available event page. Prospective attendees should check the registration page for future programme updates before making plans. Who should consider attending? No formal audience profile or experience requirements are currently stated. The conference may be relevant to people tracking developments in artificial intelligence, but the listing does not specify whether its programme will be aimed at beginners, experienced practitioners, business leaders, developers, researchers or another particular group. Likewise, there is no published information yet about prerequisites, required software or advance preparation. If you are deciding whether the event matches your background, look for forthcoming announcements covering session levels and intended audiences. Event details - Event: The AI Conf - Dates: Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 November 2026 - City: Barcelona, Spain - Theme: Artificial intelligence - Duration: Two days A specific Barcelona venue, daily schedule, ticket options, accessibility information and organiser details are not included in the available listing. The page also does not confirm whether the programme will feature talks, panels, workshops, demonstrations or structured networking. These practical details will be important for anyone arranging travel or accommodation, so review the source page for the latest information as the conference approaches. With the event scheduled for November 2026, there is time for further programme information to be released. Save the dates now and use the official listing to monitor registration and event updates. Register for The AI Conf

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Node-RED Con 2026 is an online conference dedicated to Node-RED and low-code automation, taking place on 3 November 2026. The event is relevant to developers, automation practitioners and builders interested in using Node-RED to create connected workflows and applications. It will be hosted online, making it accessible from anywhere; however, the event page does not currently specify a timezone. No agenda, speaker line-up, session format or experience-level requirements have been published yet. Check the event listing for programme and attendance updates as the conference approaches. Register for Node-RED Con 2026

⌖ Frankfurt · Kap Europa

Hosted by ServiceNow

ServiceNow AI Summit Frankfurt is a one-day conference on 3 November 2026 showing how organisations can apply AI to real operational challenges. Taking place from 8:30am to 6:00pm at Kap Europa, Convention Center Messe Frankfurt, the summit is designed to turn AI curiosity into practical capability. Attendees will explore how ServiceNow can act as an AI control tower, bringing AI, data and workflows together across different parts of a business. What to expect The programme combines strategic insight with practical learning, giving attendees several ways to understand and evaluate ServiceNow’s latest AI capabilities: - Innovation showcase: Explore recent ServiceNow platform developments and watch live demonstrations of AI-powered solutions. - Expert insights: Hear industry leaders, certified experts and ServiceNow customers share transformation stories, lessons and best practices. - Hands-on learning: Build technical knowledge through interactive workshops, breakout sessions and practical labs. - Networking: Meet peers, ServiceNow professionals and partners during dedicated sessions and informal meetups. Rather than focusing only on AI concepts, the summit aims to show how organisations can use the technology to address real problems. Sessions will examine how a unified platform can connect AI, enterprise data and workflows, with dedicated insights for service-oriented industries and examples of organisations using AI to drive operational transformation. The goal is for attendees to leave with strategies they can begin applying at work the following day. Who should attend? The event welcomes people at different stages of their AI journey, from those beginning to investigate enterprise AI to teams already implementing it. It is specifically aimed at ServiceNow customers, prospective customers and sponsoring partners. The mix of demonstrations, expert-led content and hands-on labs should be particularly relevant to business and technology leaders, transformation teams, platform professionals and practitioners responsible for workflows, services or AI adoption. Attendance details The organiser currently displays a registration-closed notice. Check the official page for any change in availability before making plans. Check availability and registration