AI Labs Singapore

⌖ Singapore · Lifelong Learning Institute

Hosted by Claude SG Community

Learn to plan, write and launch a complete AI-assisted marketing campaign with Claude at this hands-on workshop in Singapore. Taking place on Monday 19 October 2026, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm GMT+8, the session is designed to move beyond one-off caption prompts. Claude SG Community and Lifelong Learning SG will show you how to use Claude as a practical marketing partner, from researching an audience and competitors to producing ready-to-post campaign content. What you’ll learn - Set up Claude Projects with your brand, audience and tone - Turn an initial idea into a campaign brief with goals, messages and channels - Brainstorm hooks, angles and campaign names - Draft social posts, emails, adverts and landing-page copy - Adapt messaging for LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and email - Build content calendars and posting schedules - Improve outputs through brand voice guides and effective feedback - Fact-check AI content and consider privacy, copyright and disclosure A live demonstration and guided practice will take you through building a mini campaign from scratch. Bring a product, service or event to market, and you can leave with a campaign draft you can use. No technical background is required. The workshop is suitable for marketers, content creators, social media managers, SME owners, solopreneurs and AI-curious attendees at any skill level. Bring a laptop if possible, create a free Claude account beforehand, and optionally prepare something you would like to promote. The event is held in the Level 2 Lecture Hall at Lifelong Learning Institute, 11 Eunos Road 8, Singapore 408601. Registration requires host approval. Request approval and register for the workshop

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Sponsors: Lifelong Learning Institute

⌖ Singapore · SGInnovate

Hosted by Techies

Explore emerging developer careers in the AI era at this practical Techies and SGInnovate talk in Singapore on 22 October 2026. AI is reshaping how technology teams build, ship and operate products, and creating specialised roles at the intersection of engineering, business and users. This candid career session examines what these jobs involve day to day, which skills matter, current hiring trends and how practitioners found their way into the field. Topics covered - Forward Deployed Engineering: enterprise AI rollouts, customer engineering and field consulting - Developer Relations: developer communities, technical advocacy and translating user feedback into product features - AI Security Analysis: red teaming, model vulnerabilities, risk assessment and deployment security - AI Governance Analysis: compliance, practical frameworks and responsible AI development The evening opens with networking, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. It then shifts into a Human Library: each practitioner hosts a table where attendees can ask direct questions, hear unfiltered career advice and explore individual career paths in small groups. This event is designed for software engineers considering their next move, technical product managers, AI builders, students, early-career professionals and career switchers exploring technical work beyond pure coding. The event runs 6:30–9:00pm GMT+8 at SGInnovate, 32 Carpenter Street, Singapore 059911. It is co-hosted by Techies and SGInnovate, supported by the SkillsFuture Festival, with 42 Singapore as community partner. Registration is currently full, but the waitlist is open. Join the event waitlist.

Sponsors: SGInnovate · SkillsFuture Festival +1

⌖ Singapore · Singapore

Hosted by Arbitrum

A three-day, application-only build programme in Singapore for founders developing onchain products with Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. Running 23–25 October 2026, from 9:30am Friday to 7:30pm Sunday (GMT+8), Founder House gives selected teams focused time to build, test assumptions and make meaningful progress on an existing product, prototype or business. The exact Singapore venue is shared with accepted participants. What to expect Across the three days, founders will receive: - Product, technical, go-to-market and fundraising guidance - Workshops covering tools and infrastructure for building on Arbitrum - Feedback from mentors and ecosystem participants - Connections with founders, investors, partners and ecosystem leaders - Meals, event logistics, swag and on-site support The programme is aimed at solo founders and teams working across stablecoins, payments, tokenisation, real-world assets, DeFi, AI agents, agentic finance, privacy, consumer crypto and developer infrastructure. Other products in the programmable economy are also welcome. $300K prizes and grants Participants can access a $300K funding pool, including $120K for three standout teams, a $60K Robinhood Chain Founder-in-Residence Award, a $30K Robinhood Chain Innovation Award, a Promising Products Track and ecosystem grants. Eligibility varies, and most awards use milestone-based funding to support work after the event. Applications for the 120 available places are reviewed on a rolling basis according to product quality, execution potential and ecosystem alignment. Although the page displays “Event Full” and “Join Waitlist”, applications remain open: the waitlist button begins the screening process rather than indicating that all places are taken. Apply for Founder House Singapore

⌖ Singapore · EHL Campus (Singapore)

Hosted by Mindstone

Explore practical AI, LLM product building and AI productivity at Mindstone’s free monthly meetup in Singapore on 4 November 2026. Mindstone’s November meetup brings the city’s AI community together to examine what people are building today, how artificial intelligence can improve everyday work, and where the technology may lead next. Held at EHL Campus (Singapore), this is a practical evening for anyone who wants to move beyond AI headlines and understand real applications, methods and possibilities. Three perspectives on practical AI The programme follows Mindstone’s established three-talk format, combining technical insight, an applied demonstration and a broader discussion: - What I Learned Building With LLMs, a technical breakdown of the process behind building an AI-powered product, including real-world lessons and insights. - How To Be More Productive Using AI, a practical, step-by-step demonstration of ways to use AI to complete tasks faster and improve the results. - What Does the Future Look Like With AI?, a theoretical exploration of how AI could affect work, daily life and society. This range makes the meetup relevant to product builders and technically minded attendees interested in LLM development, as well as professionals, founders and curious newcomers looking for useful AI workflows or a clearer view of the field. The event page does not specify prerequisites, and the mix of technical, practical and future-focused sessions provides several entry points into the subject. Talks, food and community The evening begins with doors opening, a welcome and an introduction before moving through the three featured sessions. Closing remarks and next steps are followed by pizza, drinks and casual networking, giving attendees time to compare experiences, discuss projects and meet other AI practitioners and enthusiasts in Singapore. View the event and registration details

⌖ Singapore · Singapore Management University (SMU)

Hosted by Singapore Management University (SMU) - Institute of Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Singapore–India Hackathon 2026 brings young builders together at SMU in Singapore to create AI-powered solutions with real-world impact. Running 15–17 November 2026 at Singapore Management University (SMU), this three-day cross-border hackathon challenges participants from Singapore and India to combine their perspectives, skills and ideas around a shared ambition: build a better future. Hosted by the SMU Institute of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, the event centres on collaborative problem-solving rather than purely theoretical discussion. Participants will work in cross-border teams and receive access to a suite of AI tools with which to develop their solutions. The individual tools are not specified, so attendees should arrive ready to experiment, learn and turn an idea into something tangible within the hackathon timeframe. Four industry tracks Teams will tackle real problems across four areas where technology and entrepreneurship can generate meaningful change: - Fintech , exploring technology-led responses to challenges in financial services - Sustainability , building ideas that contribute to a more sustainable future - Emerging technology , applying new technological capabilities to practical problems - Social innovation , creating solutions designed to deliver positive outcomes for society Who should take part? The hackathon is aimed at young minds who want to build, collaborate across borders and make a difference. It is particularly relevant to aspiring founders, innovators, technologists and problem-solvers interested in AI, entrepreneurship and impact-led product development. The organisers emphasise a builder’s mindset and a desire to create change; no specific technical experience level or prerequisite is stated on the event page. What makes it different The defining feature is its Singapore–India format: participants do not simply compete alongside one another, but build together in cross-border teams. Over three intensive days, they will bring different experiences and perspectives to one challenge, using AI as a practical creation tool across sectors with clear social and economic relevance.… Register for this event

⌖ Singapore · SMU's campus

Hosted by SMU

Singapore-India Hackathon 2026 brings college students together in Singapore for three days of cross-border problem-solving in AI, sustainability and fintech. Taking place 15–17 November 2026 at SMU’s campus in Singapore, this free, in-person hackathon is the fourth edition of a bilateral initiative connecting Singapore and India. It is designed to deepen collaboration between the two countries’ academic, innovation and start-up ecosystems while giving students a platform to develop ideas around consequential technical and societal challenges. What to expect The event centres on three key innovation sectors: - Artificial intelligence , exploring how AI can support new products, services and approaches to problem-solving - Sustainability , developing ideas that respond to environmental and long-term social needs - Fintech , investigating innovation across financial technology and related services Rather than a conventional conference, this is a multi-day hackathon focused on active participation. Attendees can expect an intensive environment built around innovation, technical thinking and cross-border collaboration. Its distinctive Singapore–India format creates an opportunity for students to engage with perspectives from two fast-growing technology and start-up ecosystems. Who can apply? Participation is open to college students. The event page does not specify required subjects, technical experience, team arrangements or judging criteria, so applicants should consult the application materials for the latest participation requirements. Applications are currently open, and entry is free. This event will be particularly relevant to students interested in AI, fintech, sustainability, entrepreneurship, start-ups and practical innovation. It may also appeal to participants looking to apply their academic knowledge in a collaborative setting and gain experience tackling open-ended challenges beyond the classroom. Dates, venue and application deadline - Dates: Sunday 15 November to Tuesday 17 November 2026 - Format: Offline, in person - Venue: SMU’s campus, Singapore - Entry: Free - Eligibility: College students - Application deadline: 31 August 2026… Register for this event