Claude events in Amsterdam

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Hosted by Data Tribes

Explore real-time Formula 1 analytics and AI-assisted engineering at Data Thursday, a hybrid meetup in Amsterdam on 24 September 2026. Data Tribes brings the data community together for an evening focused on F1 Unleashed, Nelson Sousa’s personal project for streaming, downloading, visualising and analysing Formula 1 data while a race is still unfolding. Rather than explaining results the following day, the application aims to surface insights when they can still matter. Real-time data meets agentic engineering Nelson will demonstrate how F1 Unleashed works with live timing screens, weather information and telemetry to produce near-real-time race analysis, predictions, strategic insights and tactical opportunities. The session will examine what “real time” actually means in Formula 1, including the challenge of reducing latency from one hour to five minutes, then five seconds and ultimately under one second. The talk also explores the relationship between predictive models and the data pipelines supplying them: even a strong model can only respond as quickly and reliably as its underlying data flow allows. A second major theme is AI-assisted software development. Nelson used Claude Code as an implementation agent while retaining control of domain reasoning, system architecture and validation. Expect a candid account of the possibilities, practical lessons and limitations of agentic engineering, not simply what the AI wrote, but how the human expert determined what the application needed to understand. Key topics include: - Live Formula 1 timing, weather and telemetry data - Streaming data pipelines and sub-second latency - Predictive modelling, race analysis and strategy insights - Human oversight of AI coding agents - Architecture, validation and the limits of agent-led implementation Who should attend? This meetup is relevant to Formula 1 fans as well as data engineers, analysts, developers and technology professionals interested in streaming data, predictive modelling, real-time analytics or AI-assisted software engineering. The combination of a domain-led case study and honest engineering insights should also appeal to builders exploring how coding agents can contribute to real applications without replacing expert judgement. Format and agenda… Register for this event

Sponsors: Aerospike · Ellie AI +2

⌖ Amsterdam · Buro de Pijp

Hosted by AI Native Netherlands

Explore production-grade AI agent engineering in Amsterdam on 3 September 2026, with practical multi-agent and legacy-code lessons from Cloudflare and TomTom. The 11th AI Native Netherlands meetup brings engineers and technical leaders together at Buro de Pijp in Amsterdam for an evening focused on doing real engineering work with AI agents. Rather than staying at the level of demos and theory, the sessions will examine production systems, difficult trade-offs, hallucinated integrations and the practices needed to use coding agents responsibly. Two production-focused talks Raul Tavares, Senior Solutions Engineer at Cloudflare, presents “From Building to Orchestrating: Engineering with Multi-Agent AI.” Drawing on his work across edge computing and AI-augmented workflows, Raul will show how CodeGen AI can take on substantial infrastructure work. His examples include an agentic workflow that reduced a website deployment process from four hours to four minutes, plus a distributed, edge-native sportsbook. The talk will also cover the less polished side of agent orchestration: managing the cognitive load of code you did not write, correcting hallucinated API integrations and deciding what meaningful value looks like in AI-augmented engineering. Michiel van der Ros, Staff Engineer and web development tech lead at TomTom, follows with “Rerouting: From Tech Debt You’ve Been Putting Off to a Codebase Agents Can Actually Navigate.” He will explain how he introduced agents into an existing production frontend, oriented them inside unfamiliar code and established habits that made their work safer to trust. Attendees can expect practical perspectives on: - Orchestrating multiple agents to build and deploy complex systems - Identifying where coding agents deliver,and where they produce confident nonsense - Making legacy repositories easier for agents to understand and navigate - Turning postponed migrations, refactors and clean-up work into agent-ready tasks - Reducing technical debt without defaulting to a risky rewrite - Validating AI-generated changes in production environments Format and audience… Register for this event

Sponsors: Cloudflare

⌖ Amsterdam · RAI Amsterdam

Hosted by Devworld Conferences

DevWorld Conference returns to Amsterdam in May 2026 as the essential gathering for software teams navigating the AI-driven transformation of development workflows. With 5,000 engineers, DevOps specialists, and tech leaders converging at RAI Amsterdam, this two-day conference addresses the critical challenge facing modern teams: not whether to adopt AI, but how to integrate it effectively without sacrificing quality or control. What Makes This Event Essential The 2026 software landscape has fundamentally shifted. AI tools have moved beyond experimentation into production-critical workflows, and teams that haven't adapted risk falling behind. DevWorld tackles this head-on with practical, implementation-focused sessions across the entire technology stack. You'll discover how leading organizations are embedding AI into their daily tools—from JIRA and Confluence to Visual Studio Code and Miro—to automate repetitive tasks and dramatically accelerate delivery. Deep-Dive Technical Tracks The conference features specialized streams for Engineering Managers, JavaScript & Full Stack Engineers, DevOps Practitioners, Cloud Architects, Cybersecurity Teams, and Data Analytics Professionals. Each track delivers actionable insights you can implement immediately: AI-Powered Development: Explore how GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Codeium, Claude, and ChatGPT are transforming how developers write, review, and ship code. Learn implementation patterns that maintain code quality while leveraging AI assistance. DevOps & Cloud Optimization: Master AI-driven CI/CD pipelines, GitOps workflows, Kubernetes automation, Infrastructure-as-Code validation, and intelligent observability systems. Sessions cover real-world approaches to reducing deployment failures and slashing incident response times using modern cloud platforms and automation tools. Enterprise Tooling Integration: Discover how companies integrate AI into collaboration platforms like Atlassian Rovo, Figma, and Stack Overflow to enhance team knowledge sharing and documentation quality. Learn from Industry Leaders Hear real-world case studies from organizations successfully transforming their development culture. Sessions feature insights from or about OpenAI, Claude, Atlassian, Stack Overflow, Google, GitHub, AWS, Microsoft, Cursor, Windsurf, Flow, and DeepAgen

⌖ Amsterdam · OBA Oosterdok - Public Library

Hosted by AI On The Amstel Meetup

How far can autonomous AI systems actually go? This technical meetup brings together AI leaders from Heineken, JetBrains, and Booking to explore the cutting edge of AI autonomy and agent development. Following community requests and the recent launches of OpenClaw and Claude's Remote Control feature, this session tackles the practical realities of autonomous AI in production environments. Expert Panel The discussion features three industry leaders working at the forefront of AI implementation: Surajeet Ghosh, Chief AI Officer at Heineken, shares insights from leading AI strategy at one of the world's largest brewers, exploring how autonomous systems can transform global operations. Grigorii Kargin, Head of Agentic Development Environment at JetBrains, discusses the future of AI-assisted development from one of Amsterdam's most prominent tech companies. JetBrains' new agentic development initiative represents a significant evolution in how developers interact with AI tools. Pranav Pathak, Product Director AI & ML at Booking, brings perspective from the world's largest online travel agency on deploying machine learning and AI products at massive scale. What You'll Learn This technical meetup digs into the details that matter to engineers, product managers, and founders building with AI. Expect discussion of current capabilities and limitations of autonomous AI systems, real-world implementation challenges at enterprise scale, and emerging patterns in agent development. The panel format encourages deep technical questions and practical insights you can apply to your own projects. Unique Venue Following community suggestions, this meetup takes place in the theater space at OBA Oosterdok, Amsterdam's flagship public library adjacent to Centraal station. The 7th-floor venue provides a distinctive setting for exploring how AI technologies can be made accessible to everyone. OBA runs TUMO Amsterdam, a free after-school program teaching teens hands-on technology skills from robotics to AI. Just as libraries democratized reading, initiatives like this work to make AI literacy available to all. Format & Networking Doors open at 17:00 for early networking, with the panel discussion starting shortly after. The evening includes dedicated networking time before and after the main session—perfect for connecting with other builders working on AI agents, automation, and aut

⌖ Amsterdam

In-person session focusing on building automation and AI-powered apps using no-code platforms. Networking and live demos in Amsterdam.

⌖ Amsterdam

Come to the best AI Networking Event in A'dam. and dive into the world of innovations. Pitch to investors, entrepreneurs and game changers. This is an opportunity for casual networking, making first connections, and preparing for the event. Official welcome from the organizers with a brief overview of the event goals and schedule. Interactive networking helps participants set their objectives and connect with key contacts. Startups present their projects to investors and experts. Each team has 5 minutes to pitch, covering the project’s core idea, business model, and target market.