GlasgowJS November Meetup: Publishing and Marketing an App

⌖ Glasgow · Wee Dram Room

Hosted by Apache Software Foundation Events

Work directly on Apache open-source projects at this hands-on hackathon during Community over Code 2026 in Glasgow, 11–14 October. Hosted by Apache Software Foundation, the hackathon gives new and experienced contributors dedicated space to fix bugs, improve documentation, tackle open issues and help onboard newcomers. The conference runs from 11–14 October 2026, with the Wee Dram Room available for hackathon work from Monday 12 October to Wednesday 14 October. What to expect Each participating project provides a point of contact and a focused task list covering areas such as features, bugs, documentation and good-first issues. Confirmed participants include Airflow, Arrow, Doris, Fineract, Fluss, Gluten, Groovy and Grails, Impala, Magpie, Mahout, NuttX, Spark, Superset, Tomcat and Wayang, alongside other confirmed and tentative Apache projects. The room accommodates up to five projects in each half-day slot. Scheduled sessions generally run from late morning until early evening, with dedicated security periods on Monday and Wednesday. Contributors can sit alongside project maintainers, collaborate on real work and find an accessible route into an Apache community. Projects wishing to participate must supply a coordinator, task list and community announcement. They should initially claim one open slot by submitting a pull request to the comdev-events-site repository. Coordination takes place through planners@apachecon.com and the hackathon ApacheCon Slack. View the schedule and register for the event

⌖ Glasgow · Glasgow University Union (GUU)

Explore AI’s hidden social, cultural and environmental impacts at this one-day symposium in Glasgow on 13 October 2026. Making the Invisible, Visible The Lovelace–Hodgkin Symposium 2026 asks what artificial intelligence reveals, what it conceals and who gets to shape its future. Taking place at Glasgow University Union on Ada Lovelace Day, the event will examine the assumptions, infrastructures and exclusions beneath AI, and connect technical systems to wider questions of fairness, representation and public participation. Rather than limiting the conversation to academics and technology specialists, the symposium welcomes anyone interested in technology, society, creativity, ethics or social justice. Its programme combines talks with participatory and creative formats, giving attendees multiple ways to investigate how AI affects people, communities and the stories told about them. What the day will explore Sessions and activities will consider: - The inner workings of large language models - Unintended consequences created by AI systems - Missing, invisible and misrepresented data - Surveillance, mapping and the relationship between technology and power - Environmental and cultural impacts of digital technologies - The voices and experiences included in, or excluded from, AI - Storytelling’s role in shaping understandings of history and technology - How the public can participate more meaningfully in emerging technologies The format extends beyond conventional presentations. Expect a creative, interactive mix of talks, workshops, games, artworks, film and group discussion. Throughout the day, participants will be encouraged to consider who benefits from AI, whose knowledge its systems reflect and how technology influences perceptions of ourselves, our communities and possible futures. Film screening and discussion The symposium will conclude with a screening of the LifeMosaic documentary Mapping & Monitoring in Indigenous Territories. A discussion with the film’s producer will follow, connecting the documentary to the day’s central themes of participation, knowledge, representation and power.… Register for this event

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Hosted by Global Institute for Science, Technology and Research

Explore new research in machine learning and applied AI at ICAMLAAI, taking place in Glasgow on 16–17 October 2026. The International Conference on Advances in Machine Learning and Applied Artificial Intelligence (ICAMLAAI) is a global forum for presenting original research, examining emerging trends and exchanging practical insights across disciplines. Organised by the Global Institute for Science, Technology and Research, the conference is designed to support research advancement, academic excellence and international collaboration. Who should attend? ICAMLAAI brings together researchers, engineers, academicians, scientists, healthcare professionals, industry experts and other professionals working across AI-related fields. It will be particularly relevant to people who want to: - Present or discover original machine learning and applied artificial intelligence research - Discuss innovative technologies and emerging developments - Connect academic research with practical, cross-sector perspectives - Meet experts and develop an international professional network - Find opportunities for interdisciplinary knowledge exchange and collaboration The published programme does not specify a required experience level. Its research-led format is best suited to academics, practitioners and professionals with an active interest in machine learning, AI applications or related disciplines. In-person and virtual formats Attendees can participate on location in Glasgow or access the conference virtually. The in-person agenda begins at 9:00am with registration and tea or coffee, followed by an inaugural speech and conference theme presentation. Poster and physical presentations run from 10:00am to 11:45am, with virtual presentations scheduled before lunch. An award function and closing ceremony complete the listed on-location programme. In-person participation includes direct networking, physical materials, live Q&A and complimentary refreshments. The virtual option offers global access through an interactive platform, alongside recorded sessions, digital resources and chat features. Its schedule includes virtual check-in and orientation, a break, and closing guidance covering digital certificates. Important date for contributors… Register for this event

⌖ Amsterdam · TBA

Hosted by SourceHive

Explore how to build fast, secure AI systems powered by real-time data at this World Summit AI side event in Amsterdam. Taking place on Tuesday 6 October 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00 GMT+2, Intelligence in Motion brings SourceHive to Europe for the first time. The session tackles a pressing technical and organisational question: how can teams develop intelligent systems at speed without losing control of the data behind them? Affiliated with World Summit AI Amsterdam 2026, this two-hour event combines candid panel discussion, a live technical demonstration and audience-led conversation. The Amsterdam venue is still to be announced. What to expect The programme begins with a 30-minute, fast-moving panel debate examining secure, real-time data intelligence from three distinct perspectives: - The Visionary will unpack the architecture behind real-time data intelligence and explain why security should be designed into a system from day one rather than added later. - The Practitioner will address operational realities including data leakage, compliance pressure and the cost of getting AI governance wrong. - The Ecosystem Connector will connect current technical work with the direction the wider industry needs to take. Speaker profiles for the full panel are due to be announced. Following the debate, Hood Khizer, Chief Science Officer at AHOY Technology, will lead a live, on-stage demonstration showing how secure data intelligence moves from an abstract concept to a working system in real time. The final part of the session opens the floor to attendees. Rather than limiting participation to a short, formal Q&A, the organisers want the room to challenge assumptions, raise difficult questions and share what is happening inside their own projects and organisations. Who should attend? This event is designed for people already working deep within AI and data architecture as well as those beginning to navigate real-time data systems. It will be particularly relevant to developers, architects, technical leaders, AI practitioners, governance and compliance professionals, founders, creators and technologists interested in building responsible intelligent products.… Register for this event

⌖ New York · Convene at Brookfield Place

Hosted by San Francisco & New York Customer Success Meetup

Moment 2026 brings customer success professionals to New York on 6 October for practical insight into AI, post-sales strategy and customer outcomes. Shape the future of customer success Customer Success is entering a new phase. AI, evolving business models, rising customer expectations and changing definitions of value are transforming how post-sales teams work. Moment 2026 offers a focused day for understanding that shift, learning how other teams are responding and helping define what comes next for the profession. Taking place at Convene at Brookfield Place in New York, this in-person conference is the anchor event of NYC Customer Success Week. Hundreds of post-sales professionals are expected to gather for meaningful conversations, practical insights and real-world connections rather than abstract discussion alone. What to expect The programme runs from 8:30am to 5pm on Tuesday 6 October 2026, combining learning, industry perspectives and peer networking across an eight-and-a-half-hour day. Attendees can expect to: - Hear from industry leaders working at the forefront of Customer Success - Learn from teams pushing the boundaries of post-sales - Explore how AI is reshaping Customer Success leadership and delivery - Examine new business models, customer expectations and definitions of value - Compare challenges, opportunities and practical approaches with peers - Build relationships with professionals responsible for customer outcomes The event is designed for Customer Success leaders, operators, managers, CSMs and builders. It is also relevant to anyone building a Customer Success organisation, leading a post-sales team, driving customer outcomes or exploring the future direction of the field. No specific experience level is stated; the emphasis is on bringing together people across roles to share ideas, challenge assumptions and prepare for the next chapter of post-sales. A full list of scheduled speakers and thought leaders is available on the Moment 2026 website. Venue and organiser… Register for this event

⌖ Brighton · Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront

Hosted by Datacove

EARL 2026 brings three days of practical R, Python and AI/ML insight to Brighton, helping organisations turn advanced data capabilities into real-world impact. Running 6–8 October 2026, from 09:00 to 17:00 each day, this cross-sector international Data Intelligence conference explores how organisations are transforming decision-making, products and services through data. It takes place at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront, a seafront venue near Brighton Pier and The Lanes in Brighton. What to expect EARL stands for Enterprise Applications of the R and Python Language. While the conference retains its strong roots in the R and Python communities, its 2026 programme broadens the conversation to reflect the fast-changing data intelligence landscape. Abstracts span R, Python, SQL, Rust and modern AI/ML tooling, with a consistent emphasis on practical applications and commercial impact. Across the three-day programme, attendees can expect: - Presentations demonstrating data intelligence in practice - Workshops covering relevant methods, platforms and techniques - Keynotes addressing developments across data, analytics and technology - Sessions focused on R, Python, analytics and AI/ML tooling - Dedicated opportunities to meet practitioners, technology leaders and data-driven organisations The complete agenda and speaker line-up are still to be announced, making this an early opportunity to secure a place before the detailed programme is published. Who should attend? The conference is designed for a broad professional audience, from members of the R and Python communities and hands-on data practitioners to senior data and technology leaders. It will also be relevant to organisations already applying data-driven innovation,or seeking practical examples of how advanced analytics and AI can improve decisions, services and products. Its cross-sector and international focus should make EARL particularly valuable for attendees who want to compare approaches beyond their own industry, discover how different teams are deploying modern data capabilities, and build relationships across the wider analytics community. Tickets and venue… Register for this event