Lovable events

◎ Online

Hosted by The Curve and Homeslates

A focused virtual webinar for senior leaders moving an AI-built prototype into production, covering security, data handling, scale, ownership and trust. AI has made it dramatically easier to create working software, but a convincing demo is not the same as a system an organisation can safely rely on. Running from 11:00am to 11:30am on 13 October 2026, this session examines the work that emerges once a vibe-coded tool leaves the experimental stage, starts handling real data or becomes part of a customer journey. From working prototype to trusted system James Ridgway, CTO at The Curve, will be joined by Tom Gothard, Managing Director at Homeslates. Together, they will explore what changes when an AI-built application moves from “it works” to “we depend on it”. You can also view James Ridgway’s profile for more on his background. The discussion will address questions that are easy to postpone during rapid prototyping: Who owns the tool? Where does its data sit? What happens when it breaks? Can it operate securely and reliably at scale? The speakers will unpack the confidence gap between seeing a demo function and knowing that the underlying system is safe to implement. Topics include: - Why easier software creation does not automatically make software easier to trust - What a working demo cannot reveal about security, data handling and scalability - The implications of using a tool with real organisational or customer data - How to decide whether to review, harden or rebuild an existing application - Why platforms such as Lovable and Claude Code can help build software but cannot independently provide credible assurance that it is safe Who should attend? This webinar is designed for senior leaders across all industries who already have something built with AI and need to determine what happens next. It is not an introduction to vibe coding, and no technical background is required. Instead, expect a concise, practical conversation about evaluating an existing system and understanding what production readiness really involves.… Register for this event

Sponsors: CGI

◎ Online

Hosted by UW Professional & Continuing Education

Master the tools and techniques transforming modern business with this comprehensive 7-week online course from UW Professional & Continuing Education. Generative AI for Business equips professionals with hands-on experience using ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini to enhance productivity, automate workflows, and build business solutions without writing a single line of code. What You'll Learn This intermediate-level course covers the full spectrum of generative AI applications in business settings. You'll master prompt engineering techniques to craft effective instructions for AI tools, learning how to generate everything from logo designs to newsletter content. The curriculum explores AI's impact across marketing, communications, human resources, and legal contexts, while addressing critical ethical considerations and risk mitigation strategies. The course goes beyond content creation to teach practical application development. You'll learn vibe-coding—using simple prompts to build functional apps and tools—and create AI-driven automated workflows using Lovable, n8n, and Zapier. By the end, you'll have developed a portfolio of real AI projects demonstrating your skills. Course Format & Commitment Meet with your instructor and classmates for live Zoom sessions on Monday evenings (6–9 PM Pacific) over seven weeks. Plan for 6–8 hours of weekly commitment including class time and coursework. No previous AI experience required—this introductory programme welcomes anyone looking to leverage generative AI in their professional work. Hands-On Projects You'll gain practical experience building websites and apps with no-code tools, designing automated workflows, and developing comprehensive strategies for integrating generative AI into business processes. Projects include using AI to generate visual designs, create marketing content, and build functional business applications. Successfully complete the course to earn 2.4 CEUs and a digital badge to showcase on LinkedIn. Approved by the UW Foster School of Business, this course provides immediately applicable skills for professionals across industries. International students welcome—no visa required for this 100% online format. Register for this course

⌖ Mexico City · Tec de Monterrey, Campus Toluca

Hosted by Hack-Nation

Hack-Nation’s global AI hackathon comes to the Mexico City hub at Tec de Monterrey, Campus Toluca, on 3–4 October 2026, with online participation too. Build AI with a global community This seventh edition of Hack-Nation’s Global AI Hackathon offers two intensive days to turn an idea into a working project while collaborating with developers, researchers and founders around the world. The Mexico hub is billed as the only in-person location in the Americas outside the United States, making it a distinctive opportunity to compete globally without leaving Mexico. The hybrid event connects participants in Mexico City with communities associated with MIT, Stanford, Columbia, Harvard and Princeton, as well as London, Munich, Zurich, Delhi and other international locations. Hack-Nation is also collaborating with the MIT Sloan AI Club for this edition. What to expect Participants will work on real AI challenges in a practical hackathon environment focused on building rather than simply discussing ideas. You can apply individually, compete solo or form a team of up to four people. The format is designed to help attendees: - Find international teammates and potential long-term collaborators - Build and demonstrate an AI project under hackathon conditions - Gain visibility among Big Tech companies and startup ecosystems - Compete alongside talented developers, researchers and founders - Explore potential support for turning a project into a company - Access possible exposure to venture capital and acceleration opportunities No specific experience threshold is stated, but the programme is particularly relevant to technical builders, AI researchers, startup founders and ambitious students who are ready to contribute to a working project. Both independent participants and pre-formed teams can apply. A hackathon connected to the wider AI ecosystem… Register for this event

⌖ Location TBC

Hosted by Vibe Issues & Bolt

Join the 'Vibe Issues' AI build & connect session for product pros and AI fans on Sep 20 in Downtown Bellevue. Collaborate, brainstorm, and build prototypes using vibe-coding tools. Limited to 6 attendees; bolt.new coupons provided. Intimate session with coffee and snacks to fuel creativity.

⌖ Berlin · The Ritz Carlton

Agentic AI Summit Berlin brings 300+ engineers and technology leaders together on 15 September 2026 to build, test and scale production-ready AI agents. Held at The Ritz-Carlton, 3 Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, this focused engineering summit replaces the sprawling expo format with practical talks, technical discussion, live workshops and a hands-on hackathon. The emphasis is firmly on what works in production: the systems, infrastructure, teams and workflows behind industry-ready agentic AI. Learn from teams deploying AI in production More than 30 speakers will share experience from organisations including Hugging Face, Lovable, NVIDIA, Meta, TUI, Zalando, Siemens Energy, Aleph Alpha, Bayer and HelloFresh. The announced line-up includes: - Arek Borucki, Machine Learning Platform & Data Engineer at Hugging Face - Yehya Abouelnaga, Member of Technical Staff at Lovable - Antonio Rueda-Toicen, Senior Developer Relations Manager at NVIDIA - Olga Gerasimova, Machine Learning Engineer at Meta - Diaa Abdallah, VP of Engineering, ZMS at Zalando Sessions will examine leading models, infrastructure advances and domain-specific agents, alongside practical challenges such as scalability, performance and resource use. The programme also covers multimodal systems across text, image, audio and video, plus infrastructure for training, fine-tuning and deployment, LLM observability and security. Build, test and iterate The summit combines an all-day main stage with two practical formats: - Four-hour agentic AI hackathon: build and ship an AI application with Fal, receive platform credits, compete for prizes and present your work live. - Two-hour NVIDIA workshop: explore how modern AI systems process multiple media types using NVIDIA’s multimodal AI ecosystem. Technical and strategic discussion-based sessions give attendees opportunities to contribute rather than simply listen. Networking is equally focused: the event promises access to peers, partners and applied-AI innovators, with 225+ companies represented and 80% of attendees working in senior management. This is designed for engineerin

⌖ Barcelona

A one-day conference exploring AI-powered app development and no-code tools with hands-on demos in Barcelona.