ChatGPT events in London

⌖ London · AutogenAI

Hosted by AWS User Group UK

AWS AI in Practice 6 brings engineers and tech leaders to AutogenAI in London on 26 August 2026 for practical talks on shipping AI reliably on AWS. Hosted by AWS User Group UK, this two-hour, in-person meetup focuses on the infrastructure, architecture and evaluation decisions behind production AI systems. Rather than high-level predictions, the speakers will share real-world lessons, technical patterns and trade-offs that attendees can apply within their own teams. Distributed model training on AWS Anton Nazaruk, CTO at Cloud Combinator, and Ivaylo Iliev, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS, will present “From Zero to HyperPod: Choosing, Operating, and Cost-Controlling Distributed Model Training Infrastructure on AWS.” The session offers a practical framework for choosing between EC2 On-Demand, Spot, Savings Plans, Capacity Blocks, SageMaker Training Jobs, SageMaker Training Plans and SageMaker HyperPod. It will examine GPU availability, quota planning, interruptions and runaway costs before mapping out a repeatable training architecture covering: - Compute fleets and EFA networking - FSx and S3 storage - Slurm or EKS orchestration - Observability and checkpointing - Node failure, replacement and job recovery A pre-recorded walkthrough of a real distributed training run will show how a production-ready setup handles node failure and restores the job. The goal is to make reliability, capacity and cost control architectural considerations from day one. Intelligent document processing Silvia Lehnis, Chief AI Officer at UBDS Digital, will share findings from testing an intelligent document processing solution built on Amazon Bedrock. Her team evaluated prompting, model selection, document handling and validation to establish what genuinely improves extraction accuracy across messy, real-world documents. Expect a candid comparison of methods that deliver value, approaches that do not earn their keep, and the trade-offs between improved results and implementation effort. Who should attend?… Register for this event

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⌖ London

Hosted by Dex Live

Explore production voice AI with Dex and OpenAI at an in-person London meetup on 19 August 2026, featuring engineering talks and networking. A few hundred milliseconds can separate a natural conversation from an experience that feels like an answering machine. This engineering-focused evening examines how teams work within that narrow margin,and what it really takes to move real-time voice AI from a promising prototype into production. Hosted by Dex in London, the event will explore how GPT-live’s real-time voice capabilities have raised expectations for conversational products. As the technology improves, difficult questions remain around responsiveness, interaction design and reliability when systems meet real users. What the evening will cover Engineers working on current voice products will discuss the technical challenges and product decisions behind production voice AI, including: - Reducing latency across real-time voice experiences - Managing turn-taking without making conversations feel rigid - Handling interruptions naturally - Designing and operating speech pipelines - Creating AI interactions that feel genuinely conversational - Understanding where voice systems still break in production The speaker line-up brings perspectives from both Dex and OpenAI: - Evelyn Tan , Dex - Pauline P. Narvas , OpenAI Rather than focusing only on the possibilities of voice AI, the conversation will address the practical constraints faced by teams building and shipping these systems today. That makes the meetup particularly relevant to software engineers, AI practitioners, technical founders and product builders interested in real-time interfaces, speech technology and production AI infrastructure. Format and practical details The event runs from 6:30pm to 9:30pm GMT+1 on Wednesday 19 August 2026. Following the technical talks and discussion, there will be drinks, nibbles and time to continue conversations with the speakers and other attendees.… Register for this event

⌖ London · London City Beach

Hosted by AI Beach Party (AI Summer Beach Party)

AI Summer Beach Party London | Monday 29th June 2026 London City Beach hosts an in-person AI-focused day described as an AI Away Day for businesses, academics and AI enthusiasts, just minutes from Waterloo Station. Dive into keynote talks, an expo, and hands-on workshops where you’ll build your own custom GPT and learn expert prompt techniques. Early-bird tickets are available from £90. Who should attend - AI Curious – beginners and explorers welcomed - AI Adventurist – ready to go deeper and connect with peers - AI Established – founders, strategists and product leads - AI Rock Star – leaders shaping real-world AI impact - AI Sceptic – questions and critical perspectives encouraged - AI Corporate – enterprise change-makers seeking practical AI adoption What’s on - Main Stage: powerhouse keynotes, trend talks, and exclusive product reveals. - Beach Huts: hands-on demos of the latest AI tools, from image generators to no-code builders. - Workshops: interactive sessions to build a custom GPT and sharpen prompt techniques, with live demos. Tools you might explore During sessions you may encounter tools like ChatGPT, MidJourney, and DALL·E. External resources - The AI Collective on Mighty Networks: https://the-ai-collective.mn.co/ - AI Collective on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12791455/ Location & registration Located at London City Beach, this event is an accessible, ocean-side AI gathering. Register now at https://aibeachparty.co.uk

⌖ London

Hosted by Informa

The AI Summit London is for all stages of AI adoption. Discover cutting-edge breakthroughs, real-world applications.

⌖ London · UCL BaseKX, 103c Camley Street, London N1C 4PF

Hosted by UCL Innovation & Enterprise

Hands-on bootcamp teaching students to build and launch a website or app using AI-powered NoCode tools (v0, Loveable) and prompt templates for Claude and ChatGPT. Perfect for students, staff and recent grads — create a working prototype, brand kit and logo, and a clear roadmap in a 3-hour in-person workshop. Learn visual development, prompt engineering, UX best practices, and a curated toolkit to turn an idea into a live digital product. Format: bootcamp-style, practical exercises, and take-home templates for builders and startup founders.

⌖ London · Science Museum (Group Entrance), Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London SW7 2DD

Hosted by Vibe Coding Collective

Experience creative AI-powered coding in one of London's most iconic venues. This hands-on event brings together artists, musicians, designers, and curious beginners to explore AI as a tool for creative expression at the Science Museum's Smith Centre. Whether you're interested in building AI-powered musical instruments, storytelling experiments, generative artwork, or poetic web experiences, you'll have access to cutting-edge tools and a supportive community to bring your ideas to life. The evening features free access to ElevenLabs' music and audio generation tools, alongside popular AI coding platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Lovable, v0, Cursor, and Replit. No prior coding experience is required — the organisers provide starter prompts, example projects, and tool guidance to help complete beginners get building quickly. What to Expect You'll work in small collaborative teams of 3–4 people, tackling creative challenges together. After a keynote speaker and educational introduction, teams will form around the evening's creative prompt and dive into two focused building sessions. The format encourages experimentation over perfection — this is about exploring what's possible when you put AI tools into creative hands. The schedule includes plenty of social time with snacks and drinks during the mid-evening break, optional demonstrations where teams can showcase their creations, and networking opportunities to connect with fellow creators. The Smith Centre at the Science Museum provides a fully accessible venue (including wheelchair access and step-free entry) in the heart of South Kensington. Who Should Attend This event welcomes artists, musicians, designers, creative coders, and absolute beginners who want to understand AI better while building something new. If you're curious about the intersection of creativity and technology, enjoy making things in a friendly environment, or simply want to see what's possible with modern AI tools, this is your opportunity. Bring your laptop, headphones, a valid photo ID (this is an 18+ event), and an open mind. The Vibe Coding Collective creates a welcoming atmosphere where