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⌖ Oxford · St Aldates Tavern

Hosted by ProductTank Oxford

Explore how AI is reshaping product decisions and context at ProductTank Oxford’s final 2026 in-person meetup, held on 25 November in Oxford. Note the new venue: the event moves to the larger St Aldates Tavern, 108 St Aldate’s, following a standing-room-only September meetup. The listing runs from 6:30pm to 9:00pm GMT, with doors, drinks and networking from 6:00pm. Talks and workshop - “Dividing by Zero”, Dave Wascha: A provocative look at what happens when the cost of building software approaches zero and familiar product frameworks begin to break. Drawing on economics rather than ideology, Dave will examine how human work moves upstream towards deciding what should be optimised, fixed or allowed to change. Dave has held senior product and technology roles at Microsoft, Zoopla, Photobox, Moonpig and MOO. - “Make Context Explicit”, Faith Forster: A hands-on session exploring why AI agents often disappoint when they lack shared product context. Faith will introduce a Product Context Maturity Model, help attendees assess their own product or organisation, compare results and identify practical gaps to address. She is the creator of Discoveree, co-host of Building Out Loud and organiser of the Makers Manifesto. The evening combines two talks, a live assessment workshop, a break and informal networking. It is particularly relevant to product managers, product leaders, founders and technology professionals adapting their teams and decision-making for AI-native product development. Register for this ProductTank Oxford event

◎ Online

Hosted by OxGen AI

Access 28 recorded sessions from the Oxford Generative AI Summit 2026, covering practical AI adoption, governance, security and AI’s wider impacts. The OxGen26 On-Demand Programme brings up to 20 hours of content online from the summit held at Jesus College’s Cheng Kar Shun Digital Hub in Oxford on 15–16 October 2026. The on-demand listing runs from 29 November at 10am to 1 December 2026 at 12pm; no timezone is specified. What you’ll explore - Practical approaches to adopting AI within organisations - The geopolitical, economic and investment landscape surrounding AI - Governance, security and trust in agentic and multi-agent AI - Implications for jobs, skills, critical thinking and information integrity The programme features 28 recorded keynotes, fireside chats and panels, with contributors including Kevin Rudd, Baroness Kidron, Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Danielle Belgrave of GSK, Sir John Lazar, Angie Ma, Rebecca Finlay and Professor Philip Torr. It is suited to professionals across government, industry and research who want a broad, policy-and-practice-focused view of generative AI; no required experience level is stated. A ticket includes 12 months of access through a secure viewing portal, speaker slides where sharing permission was granted, and a certificate of attendance listing the learning outcomes. After booking, OxGen AI will email your portal password, allowing you to watch on any device at your own pace. Team rates and invoicing are available by contacting info@oxgensummit.org. Tickets are non-refundable. Get on-demand access

⌖ San Francisco · Hilton San Francisco Union Square

Hosted by AI Engineer

AI Engineer Code Summit returns to San Francisco from 10–12 November 2026 for an application-only gathering focused on production agentic coding. Held at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square, this highly selective, single-track conference is designed for experienced engineers, founders and researchers building coding agents, testing their limits or deploying them across organisations. The programme starts where the basics end, prioritising technical depth, real workflows and lessons from systems shipped in production. Programme Hands-on workshops take place on 10 November, followed by talks, an expo and networking on 11–12 November. Planned areas of focus include: - Coding agents and IDE workflows - AI-assisted code review - Evaluations and production reliability - Internal agents, including systems built for company teams - Agent infrastructure and operational workflows The 2026 agenda and speaker lineup are still to be announced. Previous editions have featured engineers and leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor and Cognition. The event is presented by Google DeepMind and supported by G2i. Tickets and access Attendance is by application only. Applying is free but does not reserve a place; approved applicants receive a purchase link. Regular tickets are listed at $1,299 plus fees, rising to $1,499 plus fees for final and at-door sales. The workshop add-on costs $299 plus fees. The Call for Speakers is also open to practitioners building, deploying, evaluating and operating AI coding systems. Proposals are accepted through Sessionize until 11 October 2026 at 11:59pm PT. A discounted hotel room block is available while rooms last. Apply to attend AI Engineer Code Summit 2026

Sponsors: Google DeepMind · G2i

⌖ Birmingham · Millennium Point

UK Digital Twin 2026 brings infrastructure, government and technology leaders to Birmingham for workshops and a conference on 10–11 November 2026. Held at Millennium Point in Birmingham, this fourth annual event explores how digital twins can support more resilient infrastructure, smarter cities and sustainable industries. The programme spans workshops on 10 November followed by the main conference on 11 November. What to expect The conference will present pioneering projects, practical implementation strategies and emerging innovations across: - Smart cities and connected communities - Construction and the built environment - Urban planning and regeneration - Transportation and sustainable mobility - Utilities, clean energy and critical assets - Trusted data sharing and interoperability The wider context includes initiatives such as the DIATOMIC Project, which is developing data-sharing and interoperability frameworks for industrial digital twins. Alongside technical and project insights, the event offers a forum for discussing adoption challenges, policy and the future of connected digital infrastructure. UK Digital Twin 2026 is designed for public-sector leaders, city authorities, infrastructure owners, developers, engineers, utilities, transport operators, technology providers and academics. It also provides opportunities to discover solutions and build partnerships across sectors. The event is supported by Birmingham City Council and Digital Birmingham; individual speakers were not listed in the supplied event information. Register for UK Digital Twin 2026

Sponsors: Birmingham City Council · Digital Birmingham

⌖ San Francisco · AWS Builder Loft

Hosted by ClickHouse Bay Area and Silicon Valley Meetup Group

AI Builders Night brings engineers, data practitioners and founders to San Francisco for talks and networking on production AI infrastructure. Hosted by the ClickHouse Bay Area and Silicon Valley Meetup Group, this in-person evening focuses on the people building and deploying modern AI systems. Expect real-world use cases, large-scale infrastructure discussions and opportunities to meet fellow AI builders. The event is presented by ClickHouse and Docker. Agenda - 5:00pm: Arrivals, check-in and networking - 5:50pm: Welcome and introductions, with food and drinks - 5:55–7:10pm: Three speaker sessions - From 7:30pm: Q&A and networking - 8:30pm: Meetup concludes The event page lists the main event time as Monday 9 November 2026, 5:00–8:00pm PST, although the published agenda runs until 8:30pm. Speakers have not yet been announced. Entry requirements The event takes place at the AWS Builder Loft. Attendees must complete both the main registration and the separate AWS venue registration. Photo ID is required for entry. View the event and register

Sponsors: ClickHouse · Docker

⌖ Amsterdam · NEMO Science Museum

Hosted by AppForce1

Do iOS 2026 brings Europe’s iOS developer community to Amsterdam for three days of hands-on workshops, technical talks and networking from 10–12 November 2026. The event opens on Tuesday with two full-day workshops: - Daniel Steinberg: on-device Apple Foundation Models, covering sessions, prompts, instructions, tools, private cloud compute, images, dynamic profiles and evaluations. Attendees need a Mac running Xcode 27 and an iOS 27 or macOS 27 deployment device. - Peter Friese: building a production-ready meal-planning and calorie-tracking app with Apple Foundation Models, Gemini and Firebase AI Logic. The conference follows on 11–12 November. Confirmed sessions explore scalable SwiftUI design systems, hybrid agentic apps using on-device and cloud models such as Claude and Gemini, FDA readiness for medical apps, iOS security testing, advanced App Intents, production visionOS use cases, adaptive interfaces, Object-Oriented UX and SwiftUI’s graph architecture. Douglas Hill will also introduce Rust through a Swift-shaped lens, while Ekaterina Volkova will discuss staying resilient as technical expertise evolves. Hosts Jeroen Leenarts and Daniel Steinberg lead a programme featuring Peter Friese, Raluca Bujor, Dharam Kapila, Alex Antonov, Cyril Cermak, Matvei Novoselov, Caitlin Steele, Mihaela Mihaljevic, Emanuele Agosta and others. The agenda remains preliminary, with some talk topics still to be announced. Workshop-only, conference-only and combined passes are available. Conference days include talks, lunch, community time and a walking dinner on Wednesday. The venue is NEMO Science Museum, Oosterdok 2, a short walk from Amsterdam Central Station. Get tickets for Do iOS 2026

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