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⌖ Sheffield · Uni Central

Hosted by SU Sheffield

The SheffWHO 2026 Conference brings together students and future health leaders to tackle one of the most pressing questions facing global health systems: how can artificial intelligence advance health equity rather than deepen existing divides? Taking place from 15-17 May 2026 at Uni Central in Sheffield, this World Health Assembly simulation focuses on the theme AI Futures: Advancing Global Health Equity. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in healthcare delivery worldwide, this conference provides a structured space to examine both the transformative potential and inherent risks of these technologies. Participants will explore how AI tools can strengthen public health infrastructure while ensuring that innovation doesn't leave vulnerable populations behind. Four Critical Focus Areas The simulation centres on four interconnected themes that define the future of AI in global health: - AI for Infectious Disease Detection and Response — examining how machine learning can enhance surveillance systems and rapid outbreak response - The Economics of AI in Public Health Programmes — analysing cost-effectiveness, resource allocation, and sustainable financing models - AI for Climate-Resilient Healthcare Systems — exploring how intelligent systems can help health services adapt to environmental challenges - AI Applications in Primary Care — assessing how automation and decision support tools can improve frontline healthcare delivery What to Expect Through structured negotiation and collaborative policy development, delegates will grapple with real-world challenges including algorithmic bias, data security concerns, governance frameworks, and ethical constraints. The conference format mirrors actual World Health Assembly processes, giving participants hands-on experience in international health diplomacy and consensus-building. You'll work alongside peers to draft resolutions and develop practical policy recommendations that balance technological innovation with accountability. The goal is to produce frameworks that strengthen health systems, promote equitable access to AI-driven solutions, and ensure responsible integration of these powerful tools in both global and European public health contexts. Who Should Attend This conference is ideal for students interested in global health, health policy, international relations, technology ethics, and public health systems. No technical A

⌖ London · Google Kings Cross

Hosted by London AI LLMs Agentic AI Group

Join one of London's premier AI developer gatherings hosted in collaboration with Google at their Kings Cross location. This technical deep-dive meetup brings together 20,000+ AI developers from across London and a global community of 500K+ practitioners to explore the latest developments in artificial intelligence, generative AI, large language models, and agentic systems. The evening combines expert-led technical presentations with hands-on learning opportunities and meaningful networking. Whether you're building production AI systems, experimenting with LLMs, or exploring the frontiers of autonomous agents, you'll find valuable insights and connections here. What to Expect The event follows a structured format designed to maximise both learning and community interaction. After initial check-in and networking (6:00pm-6:30pm), the evening kicks off with welcome remarks and community updates (6:30pm-6:45pm). The core technical programme runs from 6:45pm to 8:30pm, featuring deep-dive talks on AI, GenAI, LLMs and Agents, followed by Q&A sessions with speakers. The evening concludes with open discussion and mixer opportunities until 9:30pm. Technical Focus Areas This meetup centres on production-ready AI technologies and emerging techniques. Previous editions have covered practical implementations of large language models, agentic AI architectures, prompt engineering strategies, fine-tuning approaches, and real-world deployment challenges. Talks are technical in nature, aimed at developers actively building with AI rather than high-level overviews. Hands-On Learning Beyond presentations, attendees gain access to code labs and workshops where you can experiment with cutting-edge tools and techniques. These practical sessions allow you to test concepts discussed in talks and receive guidance from experienced practitioners in the community. Who Should Attend This event suits software engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, and technical founders working with or interested in AI systems. Whether you're exploring ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for application development, building custom agents, or researching novel architectures, you'll find relevant content and peer connections. Important: Registration on the official event website is required for admission to the Google Kings Cross venu

⌖ Berlin

Hosted by Code Academy Berlin (supported by Google.org & Centre for Public Impact)

Free onsite AI workshop for beginners at Code Academy Berlin on Nov 20, 2025. Learn AI fundamentals, smart & responsible tool use, and future opportunities. Supported by Google.org and Centre for Public Impact. Seats limited — apply if you can attend the workshop and complete online materials.

⌖ New York

Hosted by LandingAI

LandingAI hosts the Financial AI Hackathon Championship to build intelligent document solutions for finance using ADE and LLMs. Open to students and professionals; submit by Nov 10. Top 10 finalists present at an in-person finale in New York City on Nov 15, 2025. Prizes include $5k for the champion and other awards.

⌖ Lagos

Hosted by CJID Africa

A hands-on workshop for university educators in Lagos to learn practical AI tools and workflows for media and communication courses. Participants will explore AI-assisted audio/video editing, design, and classroom assessment tools.

⌖ Berlin

Hosted by Berlin Product Managers (bpm)

Hands-on workshop on automating digital marketing using AI and no-code tools. Live demos (ChatGPT) and build-along sessions using Make and n8n to connect Sheets, email, socials and CMS. Map your own workflow, get feedback and take away templates and resources. Free — in-person in Berlin.