AI events in London.

⌖ London · London - Venue to be confirmed

Hosted by Startup Network Europe

Meet 300 business, innovation, product and technology leaders at a focused evening of AI discussion and structured networking in London. Taking place on Tuesday 27 October 2026, from 6pm to 9pm, The London AI Conference 2026 brings together decision-makers from across London and the wider UK. The three-hour, in-person format combines a senior-leader panel with an extended networking session, making it particularly relevant for people shaping AI, data, product, engineering and digital transformation strategies. Senior perspectives on AI and transformation Following registration and an introduction from Adam Fulham, founder of Startup Network Europe, the conference features a 40-minute panel with leaders working across AI, technology, data and enterprise transformation: - Marco Iannone, Group Chief AI Officer at Virgin Active and founder and CEO of Retechnica - Miryem Salah, Director Digital Data & Transformation, MD IT Hubs at VodafoneThree - Yasemin Hugul, IT Director at Just Group - Ian Golding, Chief Digital Information & AI Officer at TC Group - Jacob Vaidyan, VP, Digital Transformation (Telco & Services) at SAP - Kristine Campbell, Director Technology and Engineering at G-Research - Viktoria Ruubel, Chief Product, Data and Technology Officer at Cognism This cross-industry line-up gives attendees access to viewpoints from fitness, telecommunications, financial services, professional services, enterprise software, research and B2B technology. Agenda and networking - 6:00pm–6:25pm: Registration and networking - 6:25pm–6:30pm: Introduction - 6:30pm–7:10pm: Panel discussion - 7:10pm–9:00pm: Networking, including meetings pre-arranged through a networking app… Register for this event

⌖ London · Big Chill

Hosted by Startup Network Europe

Meet founders, investors and startup enthusiasts from across the UK at this informal evening networking party in London. Organised by Startup Network Europe, The London Startup Party 2026 takes place on 28 October 2026, from 18:00 to 22:00 BST, at Big Chill, 257–259 Pentonville Road, London N1 9NL. The event is designed around making new connections and meeting peers from the London startup ecosystem. Rather than a formal conference, it is hosted in a relaxed pub atmosphere, making it suitable for startup founders, investors and anyone interested in the UK startup community. No speakers or structured agenda have been announced. Every registrant will receive a name tag to make introductions easier. Drinks are not included and can be purchased individually from the bar. Tickets start at £10 plus VAT, with the fee helping to cover name tags and event marketing. Register for The London Startup Party 2026

⌖ London

Hosted by UKAI

Explore how organisations can demonstrate trustworthy AI in practice at UKAI’s free, invite-only report launch in Central London on 29 October 2026. From AI principles to practical trust Taking place from 6pm to 8.30pm GMT in Central London, this VIP drinks reception marks the release of Trustworthy AI: From Principles to Practice, A Framework for Innovation, Accountability and Adoption. The report has been produced by UKAI in partnership with Capgemini and shaped by a roundtable of senior leaders spanning financial services, legal, data and compliance. Rather than focusing only on AI regulation, it examines a wider and increasingly important question: what makes AI trustworthy, and how can organisations demonstrate that trust in practice? Attendees will receive an early look at the report’s findings and hear from contributors involved in its development. The evening will explore the intersection of responsible innovation, accountability and AI adoption, offering useful context for organisations seeking to turn high-level trust principles into credible working practices. What to expect - A first look at findings from the new UKAI and Capgemini report - Insights from contributors who helped shape the work - Drinks and informal networking in a Central London setting - Opportunities to meet UKAI members and professionals advancing the AI trust agenda - Discussion around AI governance, adoption, innovation and accountability This is a reception and report launch rather than a hands-on workshop. Its informal format is designed to support conversation and relationship-building among people dealing with the practical and strategic implications of trustworthy AI. The event is particularly relevant to senior leaders, AI governance and compliance professionals, legal and data specialists, financial services practitioners, innovators, and decision-makers responsible for adopting AI within organisations. It will also appeal to UKAI members and report contributors who want to connect with peers working at the frontier of responsible AI. View the event and registration details

Sponsors: Capgemini

⌖ London · The Royal Institute

Hosted by Cambridge Centre for Data-Driven Discovery

A one-day, in-person workshop in London exploring how frontier AI systems can be secured in real-world environments. Women in AI Security Workshop 2026 takes place at The Royal Institute on Tuesday 3 November 2026, from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Built around the theme “Securing Frontier AI Systems in the Wild”, the workshop will showcase prominent women working across AI security, AI safety and cyber security. It brings together perspectives from government, academia and industry, giving attendees an opportunity to learn about recent technical advances while examining the practical challenges involved in deploying and protecting frontier systems. What to expect The programme combines several formats to support technical learning, discussion and new connections: - Technical talks covering developments in AI and cyber security - Real-world case studies of how frontier AI systems are being secured - Panel sessions featuring experts from a variety of backgrounds - A guest lecture - Short community spotlight talks - A poster session presenting work from across the field - Opportunities to meet researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of AI and security The event forms part of an ongoing effort to build a more inclusive and diverse AI security community. Attendance is open to all genders, roles and levels of seniority, although the content will be particularly relevant to researchers and practitioners whose work connects AI with cyber security. The mix of talks, panels, posters and networking should suit both established experts and those developing their place in the field. Submit a spotlight talk Women working in AI security can apply to take part in the new spotlight talk session, with submissions welcomed at any career stage. Selected speakers will receive up to 15 minutes to present, with no audience questions afterwards. These sessions do not require a finished project. Early ideas, work in progress, interesting findings and open questions are all encouraged, creating a friendly setting in which women can share emerging work with an engaged audience. In support of the workshop’s goal of providing a platform for women in the field, spotlight speaking slots are reserved for women, while general attendance remains open to everyone.… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by Financial Times

Join the Future of AI a live event by Financial Times, held in London from 4-5 November 2026. Register for in-person or digital pass. Meet those at the cutting edge of AI innovation and explore how this transformative technology will redefine business in 2026 and beyond.

⌖ London

Hosted by ACCU London

Join ACCU London on Wednesday 4 November 2026, 6:30–9:30pm GMT, for an evening about developing engineering skills, mentoring and sharing practical advice. Meri Williams, former CTO at Monzo and Pleo, will discuss research into how engineers improve and how colleagues at different experience levels can support one another. Oana May hosts the evening and introduces ACCU London's renewed meetup format. Alongside the keynote, rotating ten-minute Speed AMA conversations offer private questions with experienced practitioners. Attendees can also suggest challenges for future sessions or possible volunteer mentoring. Schedule - 18:30–19:00: Arrival and registration - 19:00–19:20: Introduction with Oana May - 19:25–20:00: Meri Williams' keynote - 20:00–20:45: Speed AMAs - 20:45–21:30: Networking, drinks and snacks Attendance This is an in-person event in London. The exact venue is shared with registered guests. Tickets are free, with registration subject to organiser approval. Organised by ACCU London, with MOATCRAFT™ as partner and Vonage Developer as sponsor. Request your place on Luma.

Sponsors: Vonage Developer

⌖ London · Future of AI Conference

Hosted by Future of AI Conference

Future of AI Summit 2026 Day 2 brings a full day of AI technology and innovation to Convene 22 at 22 Bishopsgate in London. Taking place on Thursday, 5 November 2026, the conference runs from 8:00am to 5:30pm GMT. It is aimed at people interested in the latest developments shaping AI, from technology professionals and business leaders to founders and other innovation-focused attendees. What to expect This is the second day of the Future of AI Summit 2026, presented in an in-person conference format. The published listing categorises it as a tech event but does not yet provide a detailed agenda, session topics or speaker line-up. The venue is Convene 22, 22 Bishopsgate, London, England. The listing also advertises 20% off tickets when booking with the promo code DISCO through the linked ticket offer. Register and view ticket options.

⌖ London · QMUL, ArtsOne, Bloc, Mile End Road, London E1 4PA

Hosted by A Season of Bangla Drama 2026 (LB Tower Hamlets)

Explore how AI could reshape electronic and print journalism at this 90-minute, bilingual talk for Bangladeshi media professionals in London. Presented by the London Bangla Press Club, the session examines how artificial intelligence may affect everyday newsroom work across newspapers, online news portals and television. Topics include: - Research, data collection and analysis of large archives - Fact-checking and cross-checking statistics - Detecting manipulated images and inconsistencies - Tracking public trends and monitoring social media for breaking news - Live speech-to-text transcription and instant translation - Real-time data updates for electronic media - Analysing financial records and public data for investigative journalism The in-person talk is aimed at reporters, journalists, editors, producers and other media professionals, particularly London Bangla Press Club members working with Bangladeshi media. It will be delivered in English and Bangla and is open to attendees aged 16+. No individual speaker line-up is published. Event details - Date: Tuesday 10 November 2026 - Doors: 6:00pm - Talk: 6:30–8:00pm - Venue: QMUL, ArtsOne, Bloc, Mile End Road, London E1 4PA - Format: In-person, 90-minute talk The London Bangla Press Club has supported journalists of Bangladeshi heritage through training, networking, professional development and cultural activities for more than 33 years. The event is presented by A Season of Bangla Drama 2026 (LB Tower Hamlets). Get tickets on Eventbrite

⌖ London · Excel London

Hosted by Fetch.ai

The Business Show London brings the world's leading business event to ExCeL London on November 11, 2026, and Fetch.ai is bringing the future of intelligent automation with them. This is where AI meets real-world business challenges, where founders, builders, and entrepreneurs converge to discover cutting-edge solutions that are transforming how companies operate. Fetch.ai will be showcasing their latest innovations at their dedicated Innovation Lab booth on the show floor. Whether you're an early-stage founder building from the ground up or scaling a fast-growing business, you'll get hands-on access to intelligent automation demos and see firsthand how AI agents are solving complex business problems across industries. The team will be on-hand throughout the day to discuss practical applications, answer technical questions, and explore how autonomous economic agents can streamline operations, reduce costs, and unlock new revenue opportunities. The Business Show London attracts thousands of entrepreneurs, executives, and innovators from across the UK and beyond. It's the perfect environment to make meaningful connections, discover emerging technologies, and get inspired by the people building tomorrow's businesses. From startup founders to enterprise leaders, the event draws a diverse crowd united by a shared drive to innovate and grow. Fetch.ai's presence at this flagship business event signals their commitment to making AI accessible to businesses of all sizes. The Innovation Lab booth will feature live demonstrations of AI-enabled business automation, showcasing real use cases where intelligent agents handle everything from supply chain optimization to customer service automation. These aren't theoretical concepts—these are production-ready solutions already transforming how forward-thinking companies operate. Whether you're curious about integrating AI into your existing workflows, exploring autonomous agents for the first time, or looking to understand how decentralized AI infrastructure can give your business a competitive edge, the Fetch.ai team will be ready to dive deep into your specific challenges and opportunities. This is a rare chance to engage directly with the experts building some of the most advanced AI agent technology in the market. Register for The Business Show London and ma

⌖ London · ExCeL London

Hosted by Event Tech Live

Event Tech Live London 2026: Event Technology Conference & Exhibition Event Tech Live London 2026 is the world’s leading conference and exhibition dedicated to event technology, taking place at ExCeL London on 11-12 November 2026. The event brings together 3,000+ event professionals, buyers, and the world’s top event tech companies under one roof. Across four dedicated stages — Main Stage, AI & Innovation Stage, MarTech & Growth Stage, and Experiential & Engagement Stage — attendees gain direct access to cutting-edge education from the most respected voices in the industry. A curated Hosted Buyer Programme connects qualified buyers with leading suppliers through structured, pre-matched meetings. The exhibition floor showcases the latest innovations in event technology, event management software, and solutions from around the globe. Who should attend - Event professionals looking to discover new technology, benchmark strategies, or build relationships that move their business forward. Key details - When: 11-12 November 2026 - Where: ExCeL London - Organizer: Event Tech Live - Registration/More info: https://eventtechlive.com For ongoing updates and related industry insights, visit the event site. Register your interest today: https://eventtechlive.com

Sponsors: Choose2rent

⌖ London · Olympia

Hosted by Solana Foundation

Solana Breakpoint 2026 brings the global Solana ecosystem to Olympia London from 15–17 November for keynotes, workshops, debates and networking. Shape the next phase of the Solana ecosystem Hosted by the Solana Foundation, Breakpoint is a high-signal conference for the leaders, builders, investors, institutions and creators shaping Solana’s future. The curated programme is designed to surface new ideas, reveal products and technologies moving the network forward, and create meaningful connections between the people building and backing the ecosystem. Across three days, attendees can expect a varied programme featuring: - Keynotes exploring major developments and opportunities across Solana - Lightning talks delivering focused insights in a concise format - Debates bringing different perspectives into the conversation - Workshops offering a more interactive way to engage with ideas and technologies - Networking intended to spark collaboration across the global community - Product and technology unveilings showcasing work that could shape the network’s next chapter Rather than focusing on a single discipline or experience level, Breakpoint brings together the ecosystem’s commercial, technical, creative and institutional sides. It is particularly relevant to people already building on or investing in Solana, organisations assessing the network, and creators seeking collaborators, insight and distribution. The blend of talks, practical sessions and relationship-building also makes it useful for teams looking to understand where the ecosystem is heading. Why London? Breakpoint 2026 takes place at Olympia, Hammersmith Road, London. The organisers position the city as an intersection of global capital, bringing together family offices, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds, commodity traders, private credit firms, insurers, and the legal and financial infrastructure connecting markets across continents. Its links across Europe, the Middle East and Africa make it a strategic setting for Solana’s continued growth.… Register for this event

⌖ London · Inspire St James

Hosted by Mindstone London AI Meetup

Explore practical AI building, productivity and future trends at Mindstone’s monthly meetup in London on 17 November 2026. Running from 6:00pm to 9:00pm GMT at Inspire St James in Clerkenwell, the event features three talk formats: - What I Learned Building With LLMs, a technical product demo with real-world lessons from building with AI. - How To Be More Productive Using AI, a practical, step-by-step demonstration of using AI to complete tasks faster and improve results. - What Does the Future Look Like With AI?, a theoretical look at AI’s potential impact on work, everyday life and society. The talks are followed by pizza, drinks and networking with AI builders, enthusiasts and others interested in practical applications of the technology. The published listing does not name individual speakers or specify an experience requirement; the full agenda is available through the Mindstone event page. Booking note: This meetup is advertised across multiple platforms. You must RSVP and obtain a ticket through Mindstone to guarantee your place; a Meetup RSVP alone is not stated as sufficient. View the event and register

⌖ London

The AI in Business Conference comes to London on 19 November 2026, helping enterprise leaders turn AI strategy into measurable impact. Built for organisations moving beyond experimentation, this content-rich conference examines how AI can be scaled responsibly, integrated into everyday workflows and embedded at the heart of business operations. Delegates will hear practical lessons from people leading enterprise AI programmes, alongside cross-industry perspectives on implementation, adoption and transformation. What to expect The programme combines strategic keynotes, practical case studies and enterprise-led discussions with an exhibition and dedicated networking opportunities. Its core focus areas include: - AI strategy and transformation: embedding AI into strategy, operations and decision-making - Competitive advantage: using generative AI to improve productivity, customer experience and commercial performance - Innovation and the future enterprise: preparing teams and organisations for workforce transformation and AI-driven change - AI solutions and partnerships: meeting technology providers, platforms and consultancies supporting enterprise adoption The November 2026 speaker line-up will be announced in the coming months. Previous contributors include Natalia Konstantinova, Lead Enterprise Architect for AI at NatWest Group; Ricky Bartlett, UK Lead for AI & Automation at CBRE; Stefania Bona, Senior Director of Open Banking Products at Visa; Akhil Bhardwaj, Associate Professor at the University of Bath; Abdul Khaled, Head of Digital, Customer Experience at E.ON Next; and senior figures from AstraZeneca, Checkatrade and John Lewis Partnership. Who should attend? This event is aimed at senior leaders and practitioners working across technology, strategy, operations, transformation and customer experience. It will be particularly relevant to decision-makers responsible for AI adoption, enterprise architecture, digital products, automation or organisational change, as well as suppliers helping businesses implement AI at scale.… Register for this event

⌖ London · The Royal Institution

Hosted by BSI Conferences

BSI Trust in AI Conference 2026 brings AI governance, assurance, standards and regulation into focus on 19 November at The Royal Institution in London. As organisations move artificial intelligence from experimentation into production, questions around accountability, risk and regulatory readiness become increasingly important. This one-day conference from BSI Conferences is designed to help attendees better understand this complex, fast-moving environment and turn uncertainty into practical action. What to expect The programme will bring together business leaders, regulators, standards experts, AI adopters, developers and practitioners to explore how organisations can establish and maintain trust in AI. Its central themes include: - Effective AI governance and the structures needed to guide responsible adoption - Assurance, helping organisations approach confidence, accountability and risk - Standards and their role in trustworthy AI development and deployment - Regulatory readiness as expectations around AI continue to evolve - The practical transition from early AI pilots to production use Attendees will also be among the first to hear about BSI’s recently launched Trust in AI report, making the conference particularly relevant for anyone looking for current insight into how trust can be built around organisational AI systems. Who should attend? This conference is aimed at professionals involved in shaping AI strategy, managing technology or organisational risk, preparing for regulation, adopting AI, developing systems, or overseeing their move into production. Its mix of business, regulatory, standards and technical perspectives should make it useful to decision-makers and hands-on practitioners alike. No specific experience level is stated, but the event is intended to support a clearer understanding of the AI landscape and the practical responsibilities surrounding adoption. View the event and registration details

⌖ London · London, England

Hosted by BGV Events

A founder-only tech for good coffee morning in London, offering candid peer networking over coffee with the BGV community. Hosted by Dama Sathianathan and presented by Bethnal Green Ventures, the one-hour gathering takes place on Friday 20 November 2026, from 9:30am to 10:30am GMT. Attendees can meet fellow founders, share challenges, exchange ideas and build relationships with people who understand the journey of creating businesses that pursue both purpose and profit. The event is capped at 30 people, and the first coffee or tea is provided. It is exclusively for founders, with free, approval-required ticket categories including Standard, BGV Portfolio Founder, BGV Mentors and Friends of BGV. Existing BGV portfolio tickets are reserved for current portfolio founders. First-time attendees will be prioritised. Previous coffee-morning attendees will learn whether they have secured a place 24 hours before the event. The exact London address is only revealed after registration. Request approval to attend

⌖ London · Bush House

Hosted by KCL Tech

HackKings brings 300+ university builders to Bush House in central London for a free 24-hour hackathon on 21–22 November 2026. Over one intensive weekend, participants will design, engineer and present working software, taking an idea from initial concept to a live demo by Sunday afternoon. Organised by KCL Tech, King’s College London’s flagship hackathon is built around making and shipping. You can define your own project or respond to optional tracks and sponsor challenges announced during the opening ceremony. Projects will be assessed by a panel of academics and industry judges on technical merit, originality, execution and presentation clarity, with full weightings shared at the event. What happens over the weekend Saturday begins with registration at 10:00, followed by the opening ceremony and keynote at 11:00. Hacking starts at midday, with a team-formation session shortly afterwards. The programme continues through the night before submissions close at 13:00 on Sunday. The final afternoon includes: - A project expo and demos from 14:00 - Judging and deliberation from 16:00 - Closing remarks and awards at 17:30 Food, refreshments, workspace and overnight facilities are provided throughout, including Saturday dinner plus breakfast, coffee and lunch on Sunday. Participants should bring a valid student ID, laptop, chargers and any specialist hardware their project needs. A sleeping bag is recommended for anyone planning to stay overnight. Who can take part? HackKings is open to any currently enrolled university student, regardless of institution or year of study, you do not need to attend King’s College London. Entry is free, and teams may include up to four people. Solo participants and incomplete teams are welcome, with a dedicated formation session helping builders find collaborators. No previous hackathon experience is required. Around a third of entrants are expected to be first-timers, and mentors will be available on site alongside introductory workshops across both days. That makes the weekend suitable for experienced student developers as well as newcomers who want practical experience building under time pressure.… Register for this event

⌖ London · Kensington Conference and Event Centre

Hosted by AIUK

AI World Congress (AIW) brings AI researchers and practitioners to London on 25–26 November 2026 to present research and connect across academia and industry. Two days focused on AI research Organised by AIUK, this two-day conference takes place at the Kensington Conference and Event Centre in London. AIW is positioned as a forum where people working across artificial intelligence can share research activities, encounter work from other disciplines and build connections with peers in scientific, academic and engineering communities. The event is aimed at a broad professional and research audience, including: - AI researchers, scientists and scholars - Engineers and technical practitioners - Academics and university-based practitioners - Professionals interested in current research activity and its practical applications That mix should make AIW particularly relevant to attendees who want perspectives beyond a single institution or job function. Whether you develop AI systems, conduct scientific research, teach or study in a university setting, or translate research into practice, the congress offers a setting for exchanging ideas with others working in the field. What to expect AIW is listed as an in-person conference and forms part of the wider calendar of AI meetings, seminars, congresses, workshops, summits and symposiums. Its central purpose is to give members of the research and practitioner community an opportunity to present and engage with research activity. Specific speakers, sessions and subject tracks are not included in the current listing. Attendees can consult the official programme page as the agenda develops. This is the best place to check the eventual running order and plan which parts of the two-day programme are most relevant to your interests. View the event and registration details

⌖ London + online · Friends House

Hosted by Thinking About Thinking

AE Global Summit 2026 brings AI researchers, engineers, founders, investors and policymakers to London for three days of open-problem-led discussion. Taking place 25–27 November 2026 at Friends House, the Algorithmic Innovation and Entrepreneurship Global Summit explores how artificial, biological and collective intelligence is studied, built and governed. Rather than presenting only polished conclusions, speakers will bring unresolved questions and genuine disagreements, giving attendees a closer look at the challenges shaping current research, startups, real-world applications and AI policy. What to expect The programme spans several connected disciplines and their wider consequences: - Artificial intelligence and machine learning - Neuroscience and cognitive science - Computer science and mathematics - AI research, startups and practical applications - The effects of intelligent systems on institutions, culture and work The final programme is still being developed, but the confirmed speaker lineup already crosses research, technology, investment and entrepreneurship. Speakers include Dr Raia Hadsell of Google DeepMind, Tobias Halloran of NVIDIA, Katja Hofmann of Microsoft, Vassia Simaiaki of Wayve, Oana-Maria Camburu of Imperial College London, Jakob Mökander of General Catalyst and Gabriele Papievyte of XTX Markets. They are joined by Mandeep Singh, Carles Reina of Baobab Ventures, Danyal Akarca of Callosum, Kriti Sharma of IFS Nexus Black, Hannah Madan of Prima Mente, Tonya Frolov of Gathered.Bio, Kärt Tomberg of ExpressionEdits, Inga Van den Bossche and Talfan Evans of Cursive. Further names will be added as the programme is finalised. Who it is for This international summit is designed for researchers, engineers, founders, investors, policymakers and students interested in understanding or influencing the development of intelligence. Its multidisciplinary scope should be especially relevant to people working across boundaries, for example, connecting AI engineering with neuroscience, mathematical research with entrepreneurship, or technical progress with governance. View the event and registration details

⌖ London · The Walbrook Building & Fulham Pier

Hosted by UKFin+

Build the future of money at a 1.5-day student hackathon in London, exploring AI, digital assets and programmable payments. Taking place on 25–26 November 2026, the FIS Digital Assets Hackathon brings ambitious students from UK universities together with fintech experts and technology leaders. Delivered by FIS in partnership with UKFin+, it offers a hands-on opportunity to tackle real financial-services challenges, develop a team solution and present it to leaders from FIS and the banking industry. Choose a future-of-finance challenge Multidisciplinary teams will work on one of three briefs: - Digital Trust & Programmable Controls: Explore how digital finance could prevent fraud, protect consumers and improve transparency without introducing unnecessary friction. - Invisible Wallets & Agentic Commerce: Design safer ways for people, businesses and AI agents to exchange value as automated purchasing and digital wallets become part of everyday life. - Public Value & Accountability Networks: Develop approaches for tracking public funding, strengthening accountability and helping resources deliver value to communities. The programme goes beyond technical development, asking participants to consider trust, consumer protection and how financial innovation can benefit society. Two venues, one intensive build Day one runs from 12:30–18:30 at FIS in The Walbrook Building. Participants will meet FIS executives and specialists, connect with fellow students and begin developing their ideas with industry input. Snacks are provided. Day two runs from 08:30–17:30 at Fulham Pier, Craven Cottage. Teams will refine and showcase their solutions in a riverside venue at the home of Fulham Football Club. Full catering is provided on the second day. Who should apply? Applications are open to students at UK universities with interests spanning technology, business, finance, design, economics, policy, cybersecurity and data. Curiosity, creativity and collaboration matter: you can apply individually and be matched with an interdisciplinary team, or apply with an existing group. Teams can contain up to six people, while groups of four or fewer may be joined by individual applicants. View the event and registration details

⌖ London · 100 Liverpool St

Hosted by Data & AI London (hosted by Ricardo S.)

Data & AI London Meetup 18 brings AI/ML and data professionals together in London for talks, pizza and networking. Taking place on Wednesday 25 November 2026, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm GMT, this community meetup offers an informal setting for learning about developments across artificial intelligence, machine learning and modern data practice. It is hosted by Ricardo S. for the Data & AI London community at 100 Liverpool Street, London. What to expect Doors open at 6:00pm, giving attendees time to arrive, grab pizza and refreshments, and meet others from the local data and AI community. The talks are expected to begin at approximately 6:30pm, with a little flexibility in the schedule. The speaker line-up and individual talk titles have not yet been announced. Based on the meetup’s stated areas of interest, the programme sits at the intersection of: - AI and machine learning - Artificial intelligence applications and ideas - Database development - Database integration and migrations - Data governance Further programme details will be shared by the organiser closer to the event. The combination of presentations and relaxed conversation makes this an opportunity to hear new perspectives while exchanging practical experiences with fellow attendees. Who should attend? Meetup 18 is relevant to data practitioners, AI and ML professionals, database specialists, developers, technical leaders, founders and anyone exploring how data and artificial intelligence are being used in practice. It may also appeal to people working on governance, integration or migration projects who want to connect their work with the wider AI and data landscape. No specific experience level or technical prerequisites are listed, so prospective attendees should review the speaker announcements when published to judge how closely the final agenda matches their interests. Whether you work directly in the field or are building your knowledge, the community-led format provides space to learn, ask questions and make useful local connections. Please aim to arrive at 6:00pm so you have time for refreshments and networking before the talks begin. Register for Data & AI London Meetup 18

⌖ London · The Walrus

Hosted by AI on Tap - UK

AI on Tap brings practical, hype-free AI conversations to Brighton on 2 February 2027, with real use cases, peer learning, networking and drinks. Held at The Walrus, 10 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AD, this monthly meetup is designed for business leaders, managers, founders, entrepreneurs and knowledge workers who want to understand how AI is being used in the real world. First-timers are especially welcome, and no technical background is required. What to expect The evening runs from 6:00–9:00pm GMT and includes: - Two or three accessible stories from people using AI in practice - Separate breakout sessions for Builders and Users - “Wins & Bins” discussions covering what worked, what failed and what others can apply - Group highlights shared back with the room - Optional five-minute “Link-Ups” with a co-host or fellow attendee - Informal networking over lager and craft beer There are no pitches or slides. The focus is on candid conversations, useful ideas and lessons from real AI experiments, from improving operations to supporting sales and productivity. The event is hosted by Pax Zoega, founder of AI on Tap and co-CEO of Outlean. Tickets cost £15, with the full amount loaded onto your bar tab for drinks on the night. Register for AI on Tap Brighton

⌖ London · Olympia London

Hosted by TechEx Global / AI & Big Data Expo

The AI & Big Data Expo Global 2027 brings together enterprise leaders, AI innovators and technology partners for two days of deep technical exploration and strategic insight into deploying artificial intelligence at scale. Taking place at Olympia London on 3-4 February 2027, this flagship event focuses on moving AI from experimental pilots to production-ready systems that deliver measurable business value. Attendees will explore how organisations are implementing generative AI, machine learning models, and enterprise data platforms in real-world scenarios. The conference features dedicated tracks covering sector-specific AI applications, intelligent automation, AI governance frameworks, and the infrastructure needed to scale AI deployments across global operations. Sessions address the practical challenges of moving from prototype to production, including model deployment, data quality, regulatory compliance, and integration with existing enterprise systems. The 2027 speaker lineup includes executives from SAP, Equifax, Experian, Visa, Kingfisher, Salesforce, Citi, ING, Lloyds Banking Group and GSK, sharing candid insights about what's working in enterprise AI deployment and what isn't. Technical tracks span generative AI applications, autonomous systems, ML operations, data platform architecture, and the developer tooling required to build production-grade AI systems. With a single pass, attendees gain access to seven co-located technology events including Cyber Security & Cloud, IoT Tech, Edge Computing, Data Centre, Digital Transformation and Intelligent Automation, creating a comprehensive view of the enterprise technology landscape. The event attracts over 9,000 technology professionals, features 200+ speakers across multiple conference tracks, and hosts 150+ exhibiting companies showcasing the latest AI platforms, data infrastructure and machine learning tools. Conference streams include "Sector Deep AI & Big Data Applications & Disruption" examining industry-specific use cases, "Scaling Intelligence – Platforms for AI, Big Data & Automation" covering infrastructure and tooling, "The AI & Big Data Roadmap" addressing strategy and regulation, and "AI Deve

⌖ London · ExCeL London

Hosted by Tech Show London

Cloud & AI Infrastructure London is the UK's premier gathering for cloud architects, platform engineers, CTOs, and infrastructure leaders ready to design secure, scalable, and AI-ready environments. Taking place 10-11 March 2027 at ExCeL London, this two-day event brings together 65% senior leadership attendees and over 450 thought leaders across 15 conference theatres to explore the technologies and strategies shaping the future of cloud computing. What to Expect Dive deep into practical sessions covering automation, sovereign cloud strategy, FinOps discipline, and AI workload readiness. The conference features world-class experts from Formula 1, Nimbus Maps, Women in Tech, and leading enterprises sharing real-world success stories and implementation strategies. With 76% of visitors holding purchasing authority, you'll connect with decision-makers actively evaluating cloud solutions and infrastructure investments. The exhibition floor showcases cutting-edge cloud computing software, virtualisation solutions, and secure cloud technologies engineered for scalability. Explore live demos from industry-leading vendors, discover innovative approaches to hybrid cloud models, and see how organisations are optimising their applications for AI workloads. Past exhibitors and attendees have included representatives from major technology companies and enterprises across finance, retail, healthcare, and government sectors. Co-Located Technology Events Your pass grants access to five co-located shows: DevOps Live, Cloud & Cyber Security Expo, Big Data & AI World, and Data Centre World. This unique format creates infinite networking possibilities, with over 3,000 confirmed client meetings arranged through the event planning tool in 2026. Connect with cloud architects, DevOps professionals, security leaders, and data scientists all under one roof. Whether you're mastering Kubernetes orchestration, implementing AI infrastructure innovations, or optimising cloud costs through FinOps practices, this event delivers actionable insights from practitioners who've solved the challenges you're facing. The conversations are practical, the ambition is clear, and the momentum continues year after year. Find more technology and AI events in London throughout the year. [Register your interes

⌖ London · The QEII Centre

QCon London 2027 brings senior software engineers together in London for production-tested lessons on AI systems, architecture, APIs and platform engineering. Running 13–15 April 2027 at The QEII Centre in London, this multi-track conference is designed for professional developers making consequential technical decisions. Rather than focusing on vendor pitches or speculative demos, QCon invites senior engineers from innovator and early-adopter companies to explain what is already working in production,and what they learned when it did not. Across 15 engineering tracks, more than 75 practitioners will share patterns that attendees can adopt, costly mistakes they can avoid and evidence that can help teams de-risk technical investments before committing to a build. What the programme covers The agenda spans the technical and organisational challenges facing modern software teams, including: - Engineering AI systems, with guardrails, safety nets and evaluation approaches for today’s AI landscape - Agent architecture, looking beneath the loop at the systems required to build with agents - Architectures worth studying, modern API design and distributed systems - Resilience engineering for environments where failure is expected - Reimagined data platforms and real-world platform engineering - Developer experience as a first-class architectural concern - Software security, risk management and the technology behind fintech - Staff+ engineering skills and code extending beyond conventional engineering teams - Native languages and WebAssembly Who should attend? QCon London is aimed squarely at senior developers, software architects, Staff+ engineers, technical leads and engineering decision-makers. It will be most valuable to practitioners responsible for evaluating emerging technologies, setting architectural direction or improving how engineering teams ship reliable software. Past attendees have represented organisations including Meta, Netflix, Google, Airbnb, Amazon, Barclays, BBC, Salesforce, Uber and Stripe.… Register for this event

⌖ London

Hosted by CAMEL AI Org

This meetup focused on "Building the Future of Multi-agent Workforce" and introduced the CAMEL framework, discussing AI agents and their evolution.

⌖ London · Olympia London

London Tech Week 2027 brings global technology leaders, founders and policymakers to Olympia London for five days of AI insight, innovation and networking. From 7–11 June 2027, this major B2B technology festival will explore how emerging technologies are shaping the future of business. The main expo and content stages run at Olympia London from 7–9 June, followed by a wider fringe programme taking place across London throughout all five days. What to expect London Tech Week combines a large-scale technology expo with expert-led content, high-profile keynotes and opportunities to build relationships across the international tech ecosystem. Attendees can expect to encounter transformative ideas, new products and perspectives from the people leading technology companies, scaling startups and setting public policy. The programme is designed around the technologies and strategic questions redefining industries, including: - Artificial intelligence and its growing role in business - Cloud technology and digital infrastructure - Innovation, entrepreneurship and company growth - Collaboration between technology businesses and government - The commercial impact of emerging products and platforms - Leadership perspectives from founders, executives and policymakers The 2027 speaker line-up and agenda have not yet been published. However, the event’s 2026 programme illustrates its breadth: contributors included Mati Staniszewski of ElevenLabs, AMD Chair and CEO Dr Lisa Su, Aravind Srinivas of Perplexity, Fabian Hedin of Lovable, senior leaders from Microsoft, AWS, OpenAI and Accenture, and UK government ministers responsible for science, technology, AI and online safety. These names relate to 2026 rather than confirmed appearances in 2027. Who should attend? This is a business-focused event for entrepreneurs, startup founders, technology executives, investors, innovators, corporate decision-makers and public-sector leaders. It will also appeal to product and AI professionals who want a broad view of where the market is heading and which technologies are likely to influence future growth.… Register for this event