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⌖ Liverpool · University of Liverpool

IST Technical Conference 2026 brings technical and professional communities to the University of Liverpool on 15 September for talks, networking and practical insight. Built around the theme “Future Ready: Skills, Systems and Stories”, this one-day conference explores how professionals can prepare for changing technologies, working practices and industry expectations. Its accompanying message,“You’ll Never Work Alone”,places collaboration and professional community at the heart of the programme. Hosted at the University of Liverpool in Liverpool, the conference will address the evolving relationship between technical work, AI and the creative industries. Rather than treating new technology as a purely technical challenge, the theme creates space to consider the skills people need, the systems that support their work and the stories that help organisations communicate change. What to expect The event combines conference talks and professional networking, giving attendees opportunities to learn from the programme while meeting peers from other organisations, disciplines and sectors. Discussion will centre on three connected areas: - Skills: preparing people and teams for emerging professional demands - Systems: examining the technologies, structures and processes shaping technical work - Stories: understanding how ideas, experiences and change are communicated - AI and creative industries: exploring areas central to the Institute of Science & Technology’s professional community The conference is being prepared to meet the needs of technical and professional communities across all industries and sectors. It is particularly relevant to technicians, technical specialists, AI practitioners, creative technology professionals, STEMM practitioners and those responsible for developing technical capability. The broad, cross-sector approach should also suit managers, educators and professional-development leads who want to understand how technical roles are evolving. About the organiser… Register for this event

⌖ Paris · Auditorium of the Les Echos–Le Parisien Group

Hosted by WAN-IFRA

Paris AI Forum 2026 is positioned as the premier gathering for media decision-makers to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming news creation, distribution, and editorial strategy. Building on the forums of prior years, this edition focuses on responsible innovation in the media landscape, bridging global AI advances with local editorial expertise. Taking place on 15–16 September at the auditorium of the Les Echos–Le Parisien Group in Paris, the event invites senior newsroom leaders, technologists, and researchers to move beyond hype and engage with practical implications of AI in the newsroom. The forum promises insights into content creation, SEO dynamics in the AI era, and the evolving role of automation and agentic technologies in editorial workflows. Attendees can expect a mix of keynote talks, panel discussions, and interactive sessions designed to illuminate how AI can enhance decision-making, operational efficiency, and audience engagement while addressing the critical questions posed by large-scale bot scraping and other agentic challenges. The format is in-person, offering opportunities for networking with peers, speakers, and technology providers who are actively shaping AI-enabled journalism. Key themes likely to be explored include: - How AI reshapes content creation pipelines, from ideation to publication - Responsible AI use in newsrooms, including ethics, data privacy, and bias mitigation - The impact of AI on SEO and audience discovery strategies in a media context - Agentic AI and automation techniques that can reduce manual workloads while preserving editorial standards - Practical case studies from leading media organisations and technology vendors Target audiences include editors-in-chief, content strategists, data journalists, product managers, and IT leaders in media organisations who are looking to translate AI research into actionable newsroom improvements. Attendees should come away with concrete takeaways for integrating AI into editorial workflows, improving efficiency, and navigating regulatory and ethical considerations. Registration details are provided on the WAN-IFRA event page, with more information available at the same link. For those exploring a broader calendar of AI and automation events, you can also discover more opportunities in Paris and beyond via Create with.

⌖ Frankfurt

EVO Startup Pitch Competition brings AI and deep-tech founders to Frankfurt on 15 September 2026 to pitch directly to investors and experts. A direct route to feedback and investment conversations This in-person competition gives selected startup founders the opportunity to present their projects to experienced investors and deep-tech specialists. Rather than operating as a general startup showcase, the event focuses on technically ambitious ventures working across AI, Deep Tech, Quantum and Frontier Tech. The central value for founders is access: participants can put their ideas in front of people who understand advanced technologies, receive constructive feedback and open conversations that may lead to potential investment opportunities. The competition also aims to strengthen exchange across the European startup community, making it relevant to founders who want to build relationships beyond their immediate local network. What to expect The event is listed as an in-person entrepreneurship competition. Its core format centres on selected founders pitching their projects, with experienced investors and subject-matter experts forming the key audience for those presentations. Attendees can expect a programme focused on: - Startup pitches in AI, quantum technologies and other deep-tech fields - Direct exposure to investors and specialist experts - Constructive feedback on technically complex startup projects - Potential investment discussions for selected ventures - Exchange within the wider European startup ecosystem The published listing does not specify individual speakers, judges, pitch lengths, prizes or a detailed running order. Founders considering an application should therefore review the registration page for the latest selection requirements and participation information. Who should attend?… Register for this event

⌖ Berlin · Festsaal, Berlin, Germany

Hosted by buildersklub

Berlin AI Day — an event where forward-thinking companies share how they’re using AI and automation to accelerate growth and scale faster.

⌖ Riyadh

Hosted by Global AI Summit

Global AI Summit in Riyadh (Sept 15–17, 2026): three days of AI, NoCode and automation talks, demos, and hands-on labs under royal patronage. Why attend - Learn about building AI agents, automation workflows, and NoCode integrations that accelerate product development. - See live demonstrations of cutting-edge AI tools and automation platforms in action. - Network with founders, engineers, product leaders, and solo developers shaping the AI and NoCode ecosystems. What to expect - A multi-day program featuring keynote talks, breakout sessions, and hands-on labs focused on AI, automation, and vibe-coded software development. - Sessions exploring AI agents, scalable automation patterns, and no-code tooling for rapid prototyping and deployment. - Opportunities to explore practical projects, from small startups to larger SaaS ventures, and how AI is changing the way we build software. Who should attend - Builders, engineers, and product teams - Solo founders and makers exploring AI agents and NoCode workflows - Tech enthusiasts interested in automation, AI tooling, and modern software creation Format and venue - In-person event hosted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from September 15–17, 2026 - Format includes talks, case studies, panels, and hands-on labs to experiment with AI and automation tools Registration and next steps - Check the official X post for registration details: https://x.com/globalaisummit?lang=en - Find more AI events in Riyadh - Explore more automation events - If you’re curious about tools that might come up at the summit, see Bubble and Zapier This summit is a hub for AI practitioners, NoCode enthusiasts, and those exploring automated workflows to boost productivity and product velocity. Expect practical talks, live demos, and an energizing environment to prototype and learn. Don’t miss the chance to connect with peers pushing the boundaries of AI-enabled software development in the region.

⌖ London

TransformConf26 is a two-day AI conference taking place in London on 15–16 September 2026. What to expect The currently available event listing identifies TransformConf26 as an AI conference, giving attendees two days to explore the subject in person in London. However, the listing does not yet provide a detailed programme or confirm specific speakers, sessions, workshops, networking activities, themes or technology demonstrations. For the latest announcements, visit the official TransformConf26 website. This should be the primary source for programme releases and practical updates as the conference approaches. Event details - Dates: 15–16 September 2026 - Location: London, United Kingdom - Format: Two-day AI conference - Event: TransformConf26 A venue has not been included in the available listing. Ticket options, pricing, accessibility information, entry requirements and the daily schedule are also not currently stated. Prospective attendees should therefore check the official conference website and event listing before arranging travel or accommodation. Who should consider attending? The published information does not define a particular audience or experience level. If you work with, build, research or make decisions about AI, review the programme when it becomes available to determine whether its content matches your role and interests. The same applies to anyone looking for beginner, technical, strategic or leadership-focused material: no session level or track structure has yet been confirmed in the supplied event information. TransformConf26’s main confirmed proposition is a dedicated, two-day AI conference in London. Further details about contributors, agenda topics, event partners and on-site activities remain to be announced or are not visible in the current preview. Check registration details for TransformConf26.