AI Events in Glasgow

AI+Us Festival 2026 returns to Glasgow for an afternoon of accessible, hands-on AI exploration on campus. Taken from the University of Glasgow event listing, this in-person session is designed to demystify artificial intelligence through interactive activities, games, and live demos. If you’re curious about how AI works and its impact on society, this event offers a practical, engaging introduction suitable for beginners, students, and AI enthusiasts alike. When: Wednesday 18 February 2026, 10:30–13:30 Where: School of Computing Science, University of Glasgow (in-person) Organiser: University of Glasgow What to expect: - A friendly, hands-on setting to explore big questions about AI and its place in our lives - Fun, educational activities that emphasize learning by doing rather than theory alone - A series of interactive experiences, including: - Machine Seeing – Inside the Black Box - Paper Avatars - CulturAI - LoFI Turing Test This festival-style event is built around curiosity, collaboration, and practical understanding of AI concepts. It provides an entry point for those new to AI as well as a space for more seasoned learners to reflect on how AI technologies shape everyday life and society. Who should attend: - Students and academics interested in AI fundamentals - Curious beginners seeking a non-intimidating introduction to AI concepts - anyone who wants to explore AI’s societal implications through interactive activities Format and experience: - A campus-based, in-person experience focused on exploration and conversation - Short, interactive activities designed to spark questions and dialogue about how AI works - An opportunity to walk away with clearer insights into AI’s capabilities and limitations Registration: - Register your place via the event page: https://www.gla.ac.uk/events/listings/index.html/event/14559 - Come prepared to participate, ask questions, and engage with peers and facilitators Cross-links and discovery: - Find more AI events in [Glasgow](https://www.createwith.com/cities/glasgow) - Explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) If you’re exploring AI-driven futures, this Glasgow chapter event is a great starting point to build intuition, meet others curious about AI, and experience learning-by-doing in a supportive university setting.

AI+Us Festival 2026 - Glasgow Chapter brings an in-person, hands-on introduction to artificial intelligence for students, developers, and curious minds at the University of Glasgow. The event takes place on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, starting at 10:30 AM at the School of Computing Science, Glasgow. If you’ve ever wondered how AI works, what it means for society, and how to start building with AI in practical ways, this Glasgow chapter is designed to demystify those questions through interactive activities and playful learning. What you can expect - An approachable, hands-on learning experience focused on AI concepts, ethics, and real-world impact - Educational games and activities that teach the fundamentals by doing, not just by watching - Opportunities to explore how AI is used in software development, data handling, and automation - Short talks or demos from local practitioners sharing journeys in AI projects and tools - A friendly, inclusive atmosphere suited to beginners, students, educators, and curious professionals alike Why attend - Learn the basics of AI, machine learning concepts, and the social implications in an accessible setting - See how AI can augment creativity and problem solving in software projects, including low/no-code approaches - Meet peers with similar interests in AI, automation, and building software, and foster local collaboration - Discover practical ideas you can try in your own projects, classrooms, or startups Who should come - Computer science students and educators looking for relatable AI demos - Developers exploring hands-on ways to experiment with AI and automation - AI enthusiasts who want a practical, non-academic introduction - Makers, hobbyists, and no-code/low-code enthusiasts curious about building with AI Format and logistics - In-person event at the University of Glasgow, School of Computing Science - Interactive stations, activities, and demonstrations designed for broad accessibility - Time to ask questions, discuss ethics, and explore potential projects with peers Cross-links and discovery - Find more AI events in [Glasgow](https://www.createwith.com/cities/glasgow) - Explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) - For broader context, see Eventbrite listings and related AI events in the region Registration and updates - The Glasgow chapter follows the overall AI+Us Festival format, with scheduled activities announced on the Eventbrite page and on-site details updated closer t

Summary (SEO): Explore responsible AI at AI+Us Alliance 2026, University of Glasgow. Join for a few hours of hands-on games and activities that reveal how AI works, how it’s trained, and its impact on society. Overview AI+Us Alliance 2026 brings together curious minds at the University of Glasgow, School of Computing, to demystify artificial intelligence through interactive, educational play. This in-person event is designed for students, educators, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding AI beyond headlines. Expect a practical, hands-on experience that asks big questions about AI’s inner workings and its role in everyday life. What to expect - A series of engaging activities and educational games that teach core AI concepts by doing - Hands-on demonstrations such as: Machine Seeing – Inside the Black Box; Paper Avatars; CulturAI; LoFi Turing Test; Types of AI; How AI is trained - Guided exploration of Responsible AI principles, bias, transparency, and societal impact - Opportunities to discuss real-world AI applications and future implications with peers and facilitators - An approachable entry point for those new to AI as well as a space to deepen understanding for more experienced attendees Format and logistics - Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2026 (in-person) - Time: a few hours on-site (exact times TBD on registration) - Location: University of Glasgow, School of Computing - Format: interactive activities, facilitated discussions, and demonstrations - Registration: attendees are encouraged to secure a place via the event page Who should attend - Students considering AI-related study or careers - Educators exploring AI concepts to bring into classrooms - Professionals curious about AI’s mechanisms and implications - Anyone curious about how AI works and the societal impact of its deployment Why attend - Learn by doing with interactive activities that illuminate AI concepts in a non-technical way - Gain insights into responsible AI practices, data use, and model behavior - Connect with like-minded peers, potential collaborators, and AI-curious community members Extra notes - This is a local, in-person event hosted by RAi UK in collaboration with the University of Glasgow - For more AI events in Glasgow, see [Glasgow](https://www.createwith.com/cities/glasgow) and explore related topics like [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) and other [AI](/tools/bubble) related activities - Registration and more details are avail

Morning event for Scottish SMEs exploring AI Agents: what they are, business value, real use cases, risks and opportunities, plus networking. Delivered by SilverCloud for business leaders seeking practical guidance on implementing AI Agents safely and strategically.

Beyond Agile in Glasgow invites product professionals, agilists and AI-curious builders to explore how AI is transforming product thinking and delivery. This in-person event on Thu, 12 Feb 2026 brings together a keynote, lightning talks, a fireside panel, and ample networking to help you move from simply “doing Agile” to delivering measurable business impact driven by customer value and strategic alignment. The session is hosted at The Collector’s Hall, AC Hotel Marriott, George Street, Glasgow, a venue chosen to foster thoughtful discussion and meaningful connections among peers focused on AI-enabled product development. Why attend: - Learn how AI is reshaping product development — from ideation to delivery — so you can build the right products, faster and more cost-effectively. - Hear practical insights from industry leaders, including a keynote by Brett StClair (ex-Google, Co-Founder at Teraflow) on how to shift your mindset from process compliance to outcome-driven product strategy. - Benefit from multiple perspectives through 3 lightning talks and a fireside panel discussion, offering concrete examples, frameworks, and decision criteria for AI-enabled product teams. - Networking and drinks to expand your professional circle, share challenges, and exchange ideas with fellow attendees from Glasgow and beyond. Agenda snapshot (17:30 – 20:30): - 17:30 Welcome and keynote - 18:30 Lightning talks (3 sessions) - 19:15 Fireside panel discussion - 20:00 Networking and drinks The event is sponsored by QA Ltd and PeopleCert and is organized by Heart of Agile Scotland. Registration is required via the event page to secure your place. Who should attend: - Product managers, product designers, and agile practitioners transitioning towards product-centric delivery in an AI era - Startups and SaaS teams exploring how to align AI capabilities with business outcomes - Technologists and engineers interested in translating strategy into measurable product value Format and atmosphere: - In-person, collaborative setting focused on practical learnings and real-world applicability - A mix of keynote, concise talks, interactive discussion, and networking - Opportunity to connect with peers who are actively rethinking product strategy in the context of AI and automation Registration and venue: - Venue: The Collector’s Hall, AC Hotel Marriott, 266 George Street, Glasgow, G1 1QX - Registration via the provided event page is required to secure a place (details on the Meetup

A bootcamp at City of Glasgow College equipping students with tools to design, build, and launch applications using AI-powered no-code platforms.