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⌖ Dublin · Huckletree Dublin - Coworking & Office Space

Hosted by DTC Builders NYC | Shopify & eCommerce Community

A practical AI workshop for ecommerce founders and leads in Dublin, focused on building a more productive team before the Q4 rush. Taking place on Tuesday 15 September 2026, from 9:15am to 12pm, this focused morning session aims to close the gap between hearing about AI and applying it to the work an ecommerce team does every week. Rather than adding to the hype, the event will examine what is genuinely helping brands become faster and more efficient, and what is proving to be little more than noise. Turning AI interest into useful work The session draws on experience gained from onboarding more than 1,000 brands to StoreHero and subsequently working with hundreds of brands around the world. That vantage point has revealed a clear contrast: many ecommerce businesses are experimenting with AI without seeing meaningful results, while others are using it to make their teams highly productive and improve the work that matters. Attendees can expect a practical, commercially grounded look at how AI can fit into an ecommerce operation. The focus is not on adopting technology for its own sake, but on identifying applications that match the needs of an individual brand. Key themes include: - Separating useful AI applications from distracting hype - Finding practical ways to introduce AI into weekly team workflows - Using AI to speed up work and increase operational efficiency - Building an AI-enabled team that is prepared before peak trading begins - Creating a relevant list of AI opportunities tailored to your brand The intended outcome is clear: you should leave with actionable ways to use AI across your business, helping your team prepare ahead of Q4 rather than scrambling after the seasonal rush has started. Who should attend? This workshop is exclusively for ecommerce brands. It is designed for founders and ecommerce leads who want a realistic view of what is working in AI today. No specific technical experience is listed; the emphasis is on practical business application, team productivity and operational readiness. The event is presented by DTC Builders NYC | Shopify & eCommerce Community, a community for serious ecommerce operators whose members are reviewed to maintain a high-signal environment. It is hosted by Thomas Gleeson. Venue and registration… Register for this event

⌖ Dublin · Tcubr (tcube)

Hosted by CHAI Dublin (Chatbot & AI) Meetup

Young innovators and educators can explore practical AI resources for digital business at this free hybrid event in Dublin on 15 September 2026. Practical AI support for the next generation Young Innovators with an Eye 4 AI is a milestone event from the EYE4AI Consortium, created for people shaping, or helping others shape, the future of digital business. Running from 9:30am to 4:00pm IST, it offers a focused introduction to a collection of training materials designed to make artificial intelligence more accessible and useful. Consortium speakers will present the EYE4AI E-learning Platform and explain the resources developed through the initiative. Attendees can expect an overview of: - Five comprehensive training modules covering the programme’s AI learning material - A Digital Library containing more than 100 mapped AI resources - A practical AI Prompt Booklet with 25 ready-to-use prompts for business applications - Interactive sessions available both in the room and online The emphasis is on resources that participants can continue using after the event, whether they are developing a business idea, supporting learners or exploring how AI can contribute to entrepreneurship and digital work. Who should attend? The event is intended for founders, startups, entrepreneurs, educators, students, academics and investors. It should be particularly relevant to young innovators building their understanding of AI, as well as teachers and other educators who enable those innovators. No specific experience level or technical prerequisite is stated, making the programme suitable for anyone interested in the educational and business potential of AI. Attend in Dublin or online This is a free hybrid event. In-person sessions take place at tcube, 1 O’Connell Street Lower, North City, Dublin, D01 TX31, close to O’Connell Bridge. Alternatively, participants can take part virtually through Zoom. In-person capacity is limited, so advance registration is recommended. The event is being run by T-Cube and shared by CHAI Dublin (Chatbot & AI) Meetup, with David C. listed as host. Registration is handled through the EYE4AI conference page on F6S, rather than directly through Meetup.… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by Cinthify

Understand how the EU AI Act affects AI products at this online briefing for founders, technical leads, product managers and compliance advisers on 15 September 2026. Hosted by Cinthify for the Demystifying AI Governance Dublin community, this practical session translates the Act’s risk-based framework into concrete decisions for teams building and deploying AI. The event runs online from 12:00 to 13:20, combining a presentation and panel with an interactive Q&A and networking discussion. What the session covers The opening section explains the EU AI Act’s four regulatory tiers and the obligations attached to each: - Unacceptable risk: banned uses including social scoring, subliminal behavioural manipulation and emotion recognition in workplaces or schools. - High risk: systems used in recruitment, credit scoring, medical devices, educational admissions and critical infrastructure. Requirements include risk management, data auditing, logging and human oversight. - Limited risk: chatbots, AI coding assistants, synthetic media and deepfakes, with transparency disclosures and content-watermarking requirements discussed in the context of August 2 enforcement. - Minimal risk: applications such as spam filters, video-game NPC behaviour, and basic search or recommendation engines, where voluntary codes of conduct apply rather than mandatory obligations under the Act. The event will also examine the difference between requirements already being enforced and milestones still ahead. Current obligations covered include notifying users when they are interacting with an AI system and the statutory AI literacy training requirement under Article 4. Looking forward, the panel will discuss national AI regulatory sandboxes for testing high-risk models under legal guidance, plus upcoming compliance oversight for standalone high-risk applications and AI safety components. Practical guidance for AI teams Rather than stopping at legal concepts, the session provides an operational framework that builders can apply to their own products. Attendees will receive a risk-classification decision tree designed to help determine which regulatory tier an AI system falls into. This is especially relevant given the stated penalties for non-compliance: up to €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover.… Register for this event

⌖ Dublin · Bentley Systems EMEA Headquarters

Hosted by Dublin PyLadies

PyLadies Dublin’s September meetup brings AI-era job-search advice, Python automation and workplace wellbeing to Bentley Systems on 15 September 2026. Taking place from 18:30–20:30 at Bentley Systems EMEA Headquarters in Dublin, this in-person evening combines three focused talks with practical discussion, coding and professional networking. Bentley Systems will provide food; attendees should add any dietary requirements when joining the waitlist. Talks and speakers - Think Like a Cat: How to Stand Out in the Age of AI Applications, Rose Farrell, a technical recruiter at ninedots, shares lessons from more than a decade in recruitment. Rather than offering generic CV tips, Rose will explain how to identify what employers really want, present convincing evidence, use AI without sounding robotic and approach interviews without overthinking every answer. Expect candid advice, recruiting stories and plenty of cat pictures. - lxml for DITA Automation, Riona Nazareth, AI Documentation Engineer at Bentley Systems, explores how Python’s lxml library can support DITA-based documentation. The session covers parsing, querying, manipulating and validating large volumes of XML content, with a focus on improving structured-content workflows and documentation quality. - Supporting resilience in the workforce and beyond, Anna Earley from Spunout discusses mental wellbeing and explains why Spunout’s resources are useful not only for young people, but for everyone. Format and community The programme begins with welcomes and introductions before the three talks. The final half hour is dedicated to Code & Network: bring a laptop if you would like to show a project, continue a speaker conversation, ask for help or exchange ideas with other attendees. A physical-book raffle supported by Packt will follow the talks, including a copy of Python Illustrated: Not another boring Python book, learn programming the fun way.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Coding Grace · PSF (Python Software Foundation) +1

⌖ Dublin

Hosted by ALL IN – Canada's Largest AI and Tech Event

ALL IN 2026 is Montreal's flagship artificial intelligence and technology conference, bringing together over 6,500 business leaders, AI practitioners, and technology innovators from across Canada and 40+ countries. Taking place September 16-17, 2026, this two-day in-person event serves as the essential gathering point for anyone building in Canada's rapidly growing AI ecosystem. What Makes ALL IN Unique ALL IN embodies a bold vision: building an AI-powered economy. Rather than just showcasing technology demos, this conference focuses on the practical implementation and economic transformation driven by artificial intelligence. Following a landmark 2025 edition that drew 6,500 participants, the 2026 event aims to catalyze even greater innovation and unite key players around shared goals for Canada's AI future. The event brings together Canada's world-renowned AI research community with business decision-makers actively deploying AI solutions across industries. This unique combination creates unparalleled networking opportunities and knowledge exchange between academia, startups, enterprise, and government. Previous Speakers and Content Past editions have featured some of the most influential voices in AI, including: - Yoshua Bengio (Turing Award winner, Founder of Mila - Quebec AI Institute, Université de Montréal) - Aidan Gomez (Co-founder & CEO of Cohere, co-author of "Attention is All You Need") - Nick Frosst (Co-founder of Cohere, former Google Brain researcher) - Sasha Luccioni (AI & Climate Lead at Hugging Face, TIME 100 in AI) - Kari Briski (VP of Generative AI Software for Enterprise at NVIDIA) - Amba Kak (Co-Executive Director at AI Now Institute, TIME 100 in AI) The conference programming spans strategic discussions, technical deep-dives, debates on AI policy and ethics, and extensive networking opportunities both in-person and through the event's dedicated networking platform. Who Should Attend ALL IN is designed for business leaders making AI investment decisions, technical practitioners building AI systems, researchers advancing the field, policymakers shaping AI regulation, and entrepreneurs building AI-powered companies. Whether you're exploring how AI can transform your industry or you're deep in the technical details of large language models, you'll find your community here. The event attracts attendees from diverse sectors including technology, finance, healthcare, manufacturin

⌖ Dublin · Office of Public Works

Hosted by HR Leadership Collective

Senior HR and People leaders will examine what the EU AI Act means for workplace decisions at this in-person Dublin meet-up on 17 September 2026. The EU AI Act is not solely a technology-team concern. AI-enabled systems can influence how organisations recruit, manage and make decisions about employees, placing HR leaders at the centre of compliance, governance and employee communication. This HR Leadership Collective session offers a focused opportunity to understand the practical implications and identify what should move to the top of the people agenda. What to expect Alice Duffy, Partner in Employment Law at Matheson LLP, will discuss what the legislation means for CHROs and HR leaders. The conversation will cover the requirements organisations need to address now, alongside actions they should take over the next 12 months as they prepare for the EU AI Act’s 2026 and 2027 deadlines. Topics will include: - How AI could affect workplace disputes and employee relations - Identifying AI-enabled tools that already make or inform decisions about employees - Supporting employees to understand and explain the AI tools and systems they use - Assessing vendors’ AI capabilities and understanding your organisation’s obligations as a deployer Rather than treating AI governance as an isolated technical project, the meet-up will frame it as a people, culture and employment issue. Attendees can use the discussion to consider where AI may already be present across their organisation and what greater transparency, oversight or preparation may be required. Who should attend? This event is designed for senior HR, People, Talent and Organisational Development leaders, as well as experienced practitioners responsible for shaping people and culture strategy. It will be particularly relevant to leaders who oversee recruitment, employee relations, HR technology, organisational policy or workforce decision-making. Format and location The in-person meet-up takes place on Thursday 17 September 2026, from 3:30pm to 6pm GMT+1, at the Office of Public Works, 1GQ George’s Quay, Dublin, D02 Y098.… Register for this event