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Discover Agentic AI: learn how autonomous AI agents plan, decide, act, and collaborate in a practical masterclass designed for executives and founders. On Sunday, April 12, 2026, from 12:00 to 14:00 UTC, in Washington, DC, this session dives into the next evolution of AI beyond chat models, focusing on agent-based systems that can reason, use tools, coordinate with other agents, and drive real business impact. What you’ll learn: - What Agentic AI is (and how it differs from traditional assistants like ChatGPT or copilots). - How AI agents reason, plan, use tools, and collaborate across multiple agents. - Real-world use cases across operations, HR, finance, marketing, healthcare, and supply chain. - Designing AI agent workflows with no-code/low-code tools to accelerate adoption without a heavy engineering lift. - Governance, risk, ethics, and ROI considerations when deploying autonomous AI systems. Format and outcomes: - The course blends executive-level frameworks with hands-on demos and live agent builds. - Leave with a practical AI Agent roadmap, the ability to speak confidently with technical teams, and a clear sense of where agents can augment or augment teams. - Target audience includes CXOs, CTOs, CIOs, COOs, startup founders, product managers, consultants, MBA/executive education learners, and researchers. Meet the speakers and moderators: - Speaker: Prof. Snehal Laddha, an experienced AI, data analysis, and IoT expert with 17+ years of teaching across India, Australia, and the UK. She currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Ramdeobaba University and has notable patents and publications in embedded systems, AI, and IoT. - Moderators: Dr. Pawel Gora (CEO, Quantum AI Foundation) and Dr. Sebastian Zajac (QPoland, QWorld). Their expertise anchors practical, leadership-focused discussions on AI strategy and governance. Location and format: - Live, in-person event hosted by Washington DC Quantum Computing Meetup. - Location: Washington, DC (exact venue to be provided by Eventbrite). - Includes hands-on demos and live agent builds to illustrate how no-code/low-code tools can orchestrate autonomous workflows. Registration: - To secure your spot, register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/agentic-ai-masterclass-for-leaders-managers-founders-tickets-1982558154810 Why attend: - If you’re responsible for strategy, operations, product, or technology, this masterclass equips you to evaluate, design, and govern autonomous AI agents within your organiz

RAI UK is teaming up with the ACM CHI conference to host a dedicated meetup in Barcelona during CHI 2026, the premier international conference on Human-Computer Interaction. CHI 2026 runs 13–17 April 2026 at the Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona, and this RAi UK meetup will sit at the intersection of technology, people, and values, focusing on responsible AI (RAI) across borders. The event brings together international HCI researchers and practitioners working across value-sensitive design, human-centered AI, ethics, explainability, trustworthy AI, sustainability and equitability to shape CHI’s perspectives and potential in RAI. Expect an interactive town hall format featuring community standups, democratic topic selection, and structured roundtable discussions. Attendees will collaborate to produce actionable outcomes: network connections, knowledge sharing, and concrete opportunities for collaboration within the CHI community around RAI. The meetup aims to establish priorities, forge meaningful connections, and catalyse next‑generation RAI research that centers human values and democratic principles in an era of AI transformation. Organising Committee includes Neelima Saila ja (Mixed Reality Laboratory, University of Nottingham), Simone Stumpf (University of Glasgow), Rishub Jain (Google DeepMind), Heloisa Candello (IBM Research), Neha Kumar (Georgia Tech), Min Kyung Lee (UT Austin), Raquel Iniesta (King’s College London), Joel E Fischer (Nottingham), among others. The Programme Committee features senior researchers from Barcelona Supercomputing Center, University of Nottingham, II IA-CSIC, and more, reflecting a broad, international CHI community. This in-person meetup is ideal for researchers, industry practitioners, and policymakers who want to advance responsible AI within a vibrant global CHI ecosystem. It’s an opportunity to influence research directions, form cross‑border collaborations, and connect with peers who are actively shaping the future of human-centered AI. For more information, visit the RAi UK event page and sign up for updates. Registration details and agenda will appear on the event page: https://rai.ac.uk/events/rai-chi2026. You can also explore more AI events in [Barcelona](https://www.createwith.com/cities/barcelona) or dive into related topics via the automation channel: [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation). Image: https://rai.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/rech_img_2.jpg

Join Bristol Data Intelligence Network Meetup on Apr 15, 2026 in Bristol for a practical, hands-on evening focused on data analytics, dashboards, and process automation. Brought to you by Datacove, a Data and Analytics consultancy with a track record of running engaging R & Python events, this gathering is designed for data professionals who want to learn, share, and connect in a friendly, in-person setting. The venue for the evening is DeskLodge Bristol, with refreshments starting at 6:00 PM, followed by talks around 6:30–6:45 PM and a wrap at 8:30 PM, with post-event socialising to be confirmed at a local pub. What to expect: a relaxed but purposeful evening where you can hear about real-world data projects, share your own work, and pick up practical takeaways that you can apply in your day job. Attendees are invited to discuss projects spanning marketing analytics, customer analytics, bespoke dashboards, and automation workflows. The format includes a mix of short talks and opportunities for attendees to present quick case studies or demos, plus an open floor for questions, challenges, and knowledge exchange. Talk topics and format: - Short talks on impactful data projects and lessons learned - Case studies showing dashboards, analytics pipelines, or automation in action - Open mic opportunities for attendees to share a personal project or a surprising challenge - Tips and discussions around using data to drive decisions, improve processes, and train teams Audience and setup: - Targeted at data professionals, analysts, data scientists, and developers who work with data workflows and dashboards - All levels welcome, from practitioners to decision makers seeking practical, applicable insights - In-person, network-friendly format designed to foster collaboration and peer learning Logistics and venue: - Arrival: Please check in at DeskLodge Bristol (Redcliffe Way). Reception will guide you to the event room. - Timings: Drinks and nibbles from 6:00 PM; talks begin around 6:30 PM to 6:45 PM; the event ends by 8:30 PM. Post-event networking continues at a local pub (to be confirmed). - Organiser: Datacove, a data and analytics consultancy with a history of community-led events and knowledge sharing. Why attend: - Learn from real-world data projects and automation use cases - Meet peers who face similar challenges and exchange practical strategies - Opportunity to present your work and gain feedback from the community - Build connections with potential col

Join the NY AI Engineers Tech Talk for April 2026 — a high-signal, engineer-focused monthly meetup dedicated to AI engineering in action. If you’re building with AI, exploring LLM workflows, or just curious how AI is integrated at the application layer, this in-person gathering in Brooklyn is designed for you. This NY-based community event is crafted for engineers by engineers, with a focus on real-world projects, technical challenges, and practical solutions rather than theory alone. What to expect: - A hands-on, real-world flavor: attendees come to learn from concrete builds, challenges faced, and the clever fixes developers have used when applying AI in production. - Presentations from AI engineers: each month features engineers sharing what they built, the hurdles they hit, and the approaches that helped them move forward. Presenters for this edition are listed as to be announced, continuing the tradition of quality, substantive talks. - The crowd: a mix of software developers, data scientists, AI engineers, and technical founders who are actively applying AI in their products or exploring its potential. - Agenda snapshot: 6:30–7:15 PM Networking with pizza and soft drinks courtesy of Fonzi AI; 7:15–7:20 PM Opening remarks; 7:20–8:05 PM Three 10-minute tech talks with 5-minute Q&A; 8:05–8:30 PM Meet the speakers and connect with attendees. - Location: Fonzi HQ (Ground Floor), 25 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn. This is an in-person event hosted by Fonzi, the talent marketplace that connects elite engineers with AI companies and runs AI Engineers communities in New York and San Francisco. Who should attend: - Software engineers, data scientists, ML/AI engineers, technical founders, and anyone curious about applying AI at scale. - People interested in practical AI deployment, tooling, and the intersection of AI with full-stack development. Why attend: - High-signal content focused on real-world AI engineering challenges. - Networking with peers who are actively building AI-powered applications. - An approachable, casual setting with structured talks and ample time to connect with speakers and attendees. Registration and access: - RSVP via the official page (the event page lists RSVP options and presenter details as they become available). You can also visit the Meetup listing for the NY AI Engineers community page: [NY AI Engineers Meetup](https://www.meetup.com/new-york-ai-engineers/events/311784672). - For inspiration and discovery, explore more AI events in

This comprehensive training course, held in Berlin Hellersdorf with flexible live-online sessions from April 17 to July 16, 2026 (and another from July 16 to October 8, 2026), offers deep insights into no-code business process automation and AI agents. It equips participants with practical skills to analyze and automate workflows using no-code tools like Microsoft Power Automate and Visio, alongside fundamentals of creating simple AI agents. This program addresses the transformation driven by AI and automation across industries, focusing on improving efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing quality. Attendees will gain expertise in identifying automation potential, selecting suitable technologies, and managing AI-driven projects including legal, ethical, and quality assurance aspects. The course targets professionals aiming to become highly sought-after experts in digital process automation and AI implementation, suitable for various experience levels due to its practical orientation. Delivered as live online training, the course is supported by certification (WBS-Zertifikat) and is often free through educational subsidies like Bildungsgutschein or Berufsförderungsdienst. The curriculum emphasizes a holistic understanding of AI-enhanced automation to enable participants to actively shape future organizations. Key topics and takeaways include: - Modeling and analyzing business processes for automation - Utilizing no-code tools such as [Microsoft Power Automate](https://flow.microsoft.com) and Visio - Basics of developing AI agents - Planning and executing AI and automation projects - Legal, ethical, and change management considerations Whether you are from industry, trade, or public administration, this course empowers you to harness AI and no-code auto­mation to transform your workflows effectively. Find more AI and automation events in [Berlin](/cities/berlin). Register and learn more on the official course page.

Learn vibe coding in a 1-day, in-person Leeds workshop using Replit to design and launch your first app — no prior vibe-coding experience required. Join Greenhouse for a focused, hands-on session that helps you move from curiosity to a working prototype in a single day, with practical guidance from two seasoned AI-focused trainers. This is a friendly, beginners-friendly environment designed to demystify vibe coding and show you how to turn ideas into real, runnable apps. What you’ll get - A clear understanding of the vibe-coding landscape and where it fits in modern AI/no-code workflows - Hands-on practice with vibe-coding tools (primarily Replit) to build end-to-end apps - Tips, tricks and best practices to accelerate your journey beyond the day - Real-world insights from two experienced trainers who regularly run AI workshops and host the AI Show ’n’ Tell series - A supportive, in-person learning environment that encourages questions and collaboration The day at a glance - 09:00 Arrive, grab a coffee & welcome from the trainers - 09:30 Welcome, overview of the day & introduction to vibe-coding - 10:30–12:00 Setup, design & start building - 12:00–13:00 Lunch (on-site) & informal Q&A - 13:00–15:00 Continue building, testing & refining your app - 15:00 Wrap-up and next steps Prerequisites and setup - A Replit account is required, and it’s recommended to create one in advance. We’ll use Replit as the primary tool on the day. - You’ll need a Teams or Core membership on the platform and a linked payment card for any on-the-day setup credits. - You can sign up using a referral link to receive bonus credits. - Bring a laptop (wifi provided on-site) and use a modern browser (Chrome recommended). Who should attend - Beginners with an interest in AI, NoCode, and building software-driven projects - Developers and non-developers curious about vibe coding and rapid app prototyping - Anyone looking to accelerate from concept to a runnable MVP in a single day The trainers - Simon Edwards and Dan Akers bring experience as developers and digital-agency leads who now design and deploy real-world apps with vibe-coding tools. They also run AI-focused events and the Greenhouse AI Show ’n’ Tell series, offering practical, approachable guidance. Location and logistics - In-person event at The Knowledge Exchange (The Rose Bowl), Portland Way, Leeds LS1 3HB - This is a hands-on workshop designed for immediate practice and hands-on building - Refunds are available up to 7 da

AI Week 2026 is a week-long technology festival exploring artificial intelligence, uniting thousands online and in person in Montreal, April 20–24, 2026. This festival brings together senior leaders from government, technology, and education for an immersive experience, with a mix of online streams and in-person gatherings. Across five days, attendees can explore hundreds of community-driven events, interactive sessions, lightning talks, and structured networking opportunities, all aimed at surfacing the latest breakthroughs and trends in AI. What to expect: - A hybrid program featuring talks, demos, and case studies spanning policy, research, product development, and real-world AI deployments - Hands-on sessions and lightning talks designed to spark collaboration, innovation, and practical understanding of AI and its implications - Networking opportunities with peers, mentors, and potential collaborators across sectors - A focus on practical AI adoption, automation workflows, and no-code/low-code approaches to building AI-enabled solutions Who should attend: - Developers, product managers, designers, researchers, policy makers, and founders interested in AI, automation, and scalable software - Professionals looking to understand AI in practice, from governance and ethics to deployment and product-market fit Format and accessibility: - Hybrid format with both online and in-person participation to accommodate global and local attendees - A multifaceted program including keynote sessions, panel discussions, demos, and community-led events - Montreal-based in-person venues complemented by digital streams for remote participation Registration and more: - Official page: [AI Week 2026](https://www.montrealinternational.com/en/events/ai-week-2026) - Find more AI events in [Montreal](https://www.createwith.com/cities/montreal) Tool highlights you may encounter: - Live demonstrations of no-code AI workflows and automation tools - Demos and talks showcasing platforms like [Bubble](/tools/bubble) for no-code AI apps and automation with [Zapier](/tools/zapier) - Explore more AI/automation tools in our directory: [Bubble](/tools/bubble), [Zapier](/tools/zapier) Why this matters: AI Week 2026 is designed to accelerate practical understanding of AI, foster cross‑sector collaboration, and showcase how AI-powered systems can be built responsibly and at scale. Whether you’re exploring AI for the first time or looking to deepen an existing initiative, the festival prov

Berlin’s in-person AI, ML and Computer Vision meetup returns on April 24, 2026 for a focused afternoon of talks, demos, and conversation at MotionLab in Berlin. This is a hands-on, gear-up-for-production kind of event designed for practitioners who want real-world insights into AI systems, computer vision challenges, and data-centric approaches. If you’re building AI agents, visual AI tools, or no-code/low-code pipelines that rely on perception and reasoning, this meetup has practical takeaways you can apply the next day. What to expect: - In-person talks from domain experts covering cutting-edge topics across AI, ML, and computer vision, with a strong emphasis on data, robustness, and real-world deployment. - A curated program that balances foundational insights with provocative, production-focused guidance—perfect for researchers, engineers, and makers building AI agents or visual software. - A venue designed for collaboration and informal networking, so you can swap notes, demos, and lessons learned with peers working on similar problems. Talks scheduled include: - Kaputt: A Large-Scale Dataset for Visual Defect Detection — A new benchmark for retail logistics anomaly detection, with over 230,000 images and more than 29,000 defective instances. Learn why existing industrial datasets struggle with pose and appearance variation and how a 40x larger dataset reshapes evaluation. The talk covers AUROC performance of state-of-the-art anomaly detectors, qualitative analyses, and how this dataset opens paths for future research in retail logistics anomaly detection. The dataset is available for download at kaputt-dataset.com. - A Spot Pattern is Like a Fingerprint: Jaguar Identification Kaggle Challenge — A citizen science initiative that uses fine-grained visual classification to support conservation in Porto Jofre, Brazil. The talk discusses ongoing Kaggle competition dynamics, dataset curation strategies, and effective representation learning for wildlife identification. - Data Foundations for Vision-Language-Action Models — A data-centric exploration of VLAs, including how data design and evaluation benchmarks differ for robots versus standard image or video tasks. Topics include Open X-Embodiment, LeRobot, RLDS, and the unique challenges of temporal structure, proprioception, and embodiment heterogeneity. - Most AI Agents Are Broken. Let’s Fix That — A critical look at agentic systems in practice and a practical blueprint for building modular, observable

Join TALiNT Partners in Birmingham for a practical, in-person workshop on AI agents in HR, TA and workforce management—design, governance and risk done right. Date and time: 28 April 2026, 14:30–16:30 BST. Venue: thestudio, Birmingham. Cost: Free to attend. This hands-on session is designed for senior HR, TA and people leaders who want to move beyond hype and make defensible, business-focused decisions about AI agents in their organisations. You’ll work in a small, interactive cohort to translate real-world needs into tangible agent concepts, guided by expert facilitators. What you’ll do and learn: - Explore what an AI agent really is (and isn’t) and how it differs from traditional automation - Identify practical agent opportunities within HR and workforce management where AI can add measurable value - Break down HR work into safe, supportive tasks that are suitable for agent assistance - Design your first defensible agent concept tied to a concrete business problem from your organisation - Understand risk, governance and infrastructure essentials: data ownership, governance frameworks and operational foundations required before building or adopting agents Format and audience: - In-person, interactive workshop with facilitated exercises, group work and expert guidance - Small group setting with maximum participation (places limited to 15 participants) to ensure quality discussion and peer insight - Exclusive for Talent leaders (HR Directors, Heads of Talent Acquisition, Workforce Strategy leads, People Ops leaders, Transformation leads) who want to lead AI agent conversations with confidence, not confusion Why attend: - Practical, not theoretical: you’ll leave with frameworks and decision criteria you can apply immediately - Peer learning: share experiences with other HR and workforce leaders tackling similar challenges - Immediate applicability: actionable concepts and activities you can take back to your organisation Note: - Participants are encouraged to bring a real use case to work on during the session - This is a focused, practitioner-level event designed to accelerate informed decisions around AI agents in your organisation For more information and to confirm your place, check the event page on TALiNT Partners or contact the organisers. This session is part of TALiNT Partners’ Talent Leaders workshop series in Birmingham.

ODSC AI East 2026 is the premier conference for AI builders, data scientists, and tech leaders looking to level up practical skills and strategic know-how in AI. This hybrid event (on-site in Boston and virtual attendance) runs from April 28–30, 2026, with a packed agenda designed to deliver hands-on learning, plus extensive networking and real-world case studies. Expect 300+ hours of content across 250+ expert speakers, with a balance of technical tracks and business-focused sessions. Whether you’re early in your AI journey or a seasoned practitioner, this conference offers tangible, job-ready insights you can apply immediately to build, deploy, and govern AI at scale. Key value proposition: - Deep, hands-on tracks in LLMs, GenAI, and RAG; AI engineering, MLOps, data science, and AI for robotics - Agentic AI and workflow automation tracks to help you design and implement AI-powered processes - Separate leadership and governance content for AI strategy, risk, and enterprise adoption - A diverse program featuring practical tutorials, workshops, and real-world deployment stories from academia and industry Format and experience: - Three days of sessions, hands-on trainings, and tutorials - On-site at the Hynes Convention Center (Boston) with a virtual conference option for remote attendees - Expanded ecosystem events including AI X Leadership Summit, AI Mini-Bootcamp, and the AI Expo & Demo Hall - Networking opportunities, including targeted lunches, main network receptions, and VIP sessions Target audience and outcomes: - Data scientists, ML engineers, AI researchers, and software engineers - Technical leaders, product managers, and AI decision-makers seeking practical guidance on building AI at scale - Attendees looking to pivot into an AI-driven career or expand existing AI programs with governance and risk considerations What you’ll gain: - Hands-on mastery of core AI tooling and architectures (LLMs, GenAI, RAG, MLOps, AI engineering) - Practical strategies for AI adoption, governance, and risk management in enterprise settings - Insight into build vs. buy decisions, vendor landscape, and productization of AI solutions - Networking with peers, mentors, and potential collaborators from around the world Registration and links: - Register now via the RSVP page: https://luma.com/fzypluc8 (use code COMMUNITYEAST2026 for an extra discount) - Schedule preview and more details: https://schedule.odsc.ai/ - Learn more about the event and have a look at the bro

Newcastle Practical AI Meeting is a free, in-person workshop and networking session designed to make AI practical for real-world use. If you’re building AI-powered products, exploring AI workflows, or curious about applying AI in your work, this event in Newcastle offers hands-on learning, practical demonstrations, and peer connections in a focused, collaborative setting. The session runs from 18:00 to 20:00 BST on 29 April 2026, and is hosted in partnership with Mindstone and Barclays – two organisations actively exploring practical AI applications in education, finance, and technology. What to expect: - A hands-on workshop format with live demos and group exercises focused on real-world AI tooling and workflows. - Networking opportunities to share use cases, get feedback, and explore potential collaborations. - Short talks or demos illustrating practical AI solutions that you can adapt in your own projects. - An inclusive, supportive environment for developers, product managers, founders, and AI enthusiasts to learn-by-doing. Why you should attend: - Learn pragmatic approaches to deploying AI in products and services without heavy coding. - See concrete examples and prompts that you can adapt for your team or startup. - Meet peers and potential collaborators from the Newcastle AI community and from Mindstone and Barclays. Format and logistics: - In-person, free to attend. Location details will be announced for Newcastle, and attendees are encouraged to add the event to their calendars. - Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM BST on 29 April 2026. - Target audience includes developers, product managers, startup founders, data enthusiasts, and students interested in practical AI. How to engage after you register: - Bring project ideas or questions to fuel discussions. - Stay for the networking portion to connect with peers and potential collaborators. - Explore follow-up opportunities with Mindstone and Barclays around practical AI use cases. Find more AI events in [Newcastle](https://www.createwith.com/cities/newcastle) and explore related topics such as [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation). Registration/RSVP details and the exact venue will be shared on the event page. Learn more and add to your calendar: [Newcastle Practical AI Meeting](https://ukai.co/ai-event-calendar/newcastle-practical-ai-meeting.html).

AgentCon San Francisco is a one-day AI agents conference for developers, part of the AI Agents World Tour, offering hands-on demos, design talks, and deployment insights. From San Francisco to Singapore, this event brings together leading engineers, researchers, and creators to explore the cutting edge of AI agent design, deployment, and integration. Attendees will dive into practical knowledge and real-world use cases for building autonomous assistants, intelligent agents, and developer tools that leverage AI to automate tasks, orchestrate workflows, and extend software capabilities. Whether you’re prototyping new agent architectures, refining deployment pipelines, or exploring no-code/low-code paths to AI agents, you’ll leave with actionable ideas and fresh perspectives. What to expect: - Keynotes and technical talks focused on AI agent design, deployment strategies, and system integration - Hands-on demos showcasing the end-to-end lifecycle of AI agents, from concept to production - Real-world case studies illustrating how developers instrument, test, and scale agent-based solutions - Interactive Q&A and collaboration opportunities with practitioners building the next generation of intelligent tools - Networking with peers across engineering, research, and product disciplines Who should attend: - AI/ML engineers, researchers, and data scientists - Software developers and architects exploring agent-based architectures - Founders and builders crafting AI-assisted developer tools or autonomous systems - No-code/low-code practitioners interested in agent-enabled automation Format and logistics: - Date and time: May 4, 2026, 9:00 AM local time (San Francisco) - In-person conference format with talks, demos, and networking sessions - Registration portal available at the official event page: https://globalai.community/chapters/san-francisco/events/agentcon-san-francisco/ - Learn more on the Meetup page: https://www.meetup.com/graphdb-sf/events/313520551 Why this matters: AI agents are reshaping how apps automate tasks, compose services, and interact with users. AgentCon San Francisco provides a focused, practitioner-led environment to share patterns, tooling choices, and deployment experiences that accelerate building reliable, scalable agent-powered software. Pro-tip: Bring your questions about architecture trade-offs, testing AI agents in production, and integrating agents with no-code platforms. If you’re exploring automation pathways or curious how t

AI Agent Lab Barcelona is a one-day, in-person hackathon that brings together technical and business stakeholders to turn a concept into a tangible agentic AI prototype, powered by Google Cloud Gemini Enterprise. Held on 2026-05-07 at Fábrica Moritz Barcelona, the event runs from 10:00 to 22:00 and includes a full day of hands-on hacking, live mentoring, demonstrations, and networking. The program is designed to move participants from ideation to a demonstrable prototype, with direct support from AI experts at Google Cloud and Devoteam throughout the day. What to expect: - A structured, immersive agenda beginning with reception and breakfast, followed by a kickoff and objectives ideation, then a 3-hour hacking session where teams build a prototype using Google Cloud’s agent ecosystems (Gemini Enterprise) and related tooling. - Lunch, networking, and final technical polish before a showcase where teams present to a panel that includes CIOs/CTOs and Google/Devoteam AI experts. - An exclusive visit to Fábrica Moritz (historic Barcelona brewery) mid-evening, followed by a cocktail reception and further networking. - Preparation and prerequisites: teams are encouraged to bring 2–4 people per account (business, data/IA leaders, engineers/architects). Participants should have a Google account and bring a laptop; Devoteam/Google Cloud will provide dedicated Google Cloud projects and preparatory materials (ADK and Agent Starter Pack). - Judging focuses on innovation, potential business impact, and effective use of Google agent ecosystems (ADK, MCP). Notable prior participants include Bunq, Collibra, and STIM. Why attend: - Hands-on experience building an agentic AI prototype with Guidance from industry experts. - Direct exposure to a panel of senior technical and business leaders, plus hands-on insights from Google Cloud specialists. - A highly practical environment that blends technology, business value, and real-world use cases. - Networking opportunities with peers across industries and a celebratory closing dinner. Target audience and format: - In-person, one-day hackathon format. - Ideal for technical engineers, ML developers, data/IA leaders, CIOs/CTOs, and product owners exploring AI agents and automation. - The day is designed to produce a tangible prototype, not just theory, with an emphasis on商业 impact and scalable architecture. Registration and registration page: - Reserve your place via the event page: https://www.devoteam.com/ai-agent-lab-2026-b

Join us for a transformative 3-day workshop where you'll learn to design and prototype intelligent applications using AI-assisted no-code tools. Discover user research, interaction flows, and responsive prototyping without the need for coding. Perfect for aspiring app developers and designers, this course offers practical insights to bridge your ideas and execution effectively. Enhance your skills with hands-on projects and gain a certificate upon completion!

M360 LATAM in Mexico City, May 13-14, 2026, brings AI-driven networks, 5G and IoT into action with policymakers, operators and innovators. Overview The Real Impact of 5G and AI in Latin America. As AI, IoT, and 5G technologies mature, the focus shifts from potential to action. M360 LATAM 2026 is a two‑day in‑person gathering designed to turn bold concepts into tangible outcomes for the Latin American digital economy. Expect a mix of strategic talks, practical case studies, and cross‑industry networking that accelerates adoption and collaboration. Why attend - Learn how AI-enabled networks and interoperable APIs can unlock new business models across telecom, finance, health, and public sector. - Explore Open Gateway concepts and use cases that illustrate real-world implementations. - Discover Green Tech and sustainable growth approaches that balance innovation with social impact. - Engage with senior leaders, policymakers, and technologists shaping the region’s digital transformation. - Two days of keynote presentations, panel discussions, demos, and structured networking to turn insight into action. Key topics (as highlighted by the event theme) - Artificial Intelligence in networks and services - Open Gateway and API-enabled interoperability - Green Tech for Growth and sustainability - 5G, Mobile Fibre, NTN (Non-Terrestrial Networks) - Cybersecurity and risk management - Customer-centric strategies and “The Customer knows best” - Connect X and cross‑industry collaboration Audience and format - Targeted at telecom operators, technology providers, policymakers, startups, developers, and product teams - In‑person format featuring talks, industry panels, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities - Aimed at turning insights into concrete actions that drive digital resilience, inclusion, and economic growth in Latin America Event context The LATAM edition continues a regional dialogue around scaling AI, 5G, and digital transformation with cross‑sector partnerships and practical implementations. The 2025 edition highlighted real‑world deployments and policy implications; 2026 aims to build on that momentum with deeper engagement and actionable strategies. Logistics - Location: Mexico City - Dates: 13 May 2026 – 14 May 2026 - Organiser: M360 Series (GSMA ecosystem) - Format: in‑person conference with networking and demos - Related topics: automation, AI‑driven networks, visual development, SaaS and startups themes shape the conversation How to engage

LangChain Interrupt is a two-day AI agent conference in San Francisco, May 13–14, featuring keynotes, production case studies, and hands-on workshops led by LangChain experts. This is your chance to learn what's next for AI agents, hear from teams deploying agents in production, and connect with fellow builders shaping the future of no-code/low-code AI tooling. What to expect: - Two action-packed days with high-caliber talks and real-world lessons from teams at Clay, Rippling, Workday, and more about what actually works in production. - Hands-on workshops where attendees will learn best practices for building, debugging, and shipping reliable agents, guided by LangChain product experts. - Networking opportunities at a social hour and afterparty to connect with fellow practitioners, engineers, product managers, and founders in the AI agent space. - A lineup of speakers already announced, including Harrison Chase (Co-Founder & CEO), Shreya Shankar (AI Researcher), Erich Wellinger (Principal ML Engineer), Evan Kormos (Engineering Manager), Ravi Ummadisetti (Head of Product Research), and more as agenda details emerge. Event details: - When: May 13–14, 2026 - Where: The Midway, 900 Marin St, San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) - Format: Conference with keynotes, production talks, hands-on workshops, and networking - Virtual/onsite: Onsite in San Francisco (in-person) - Registration: Day 1 starts at 8:30 AM with a LangChain keynote at 9:30 AM; Day 1 ends with an opening reception at 5:00 PM. Day 2 starts at 9:00 AM with sessions at 9:30 AM and concludes with an afterparty at 4:00 PM Travel and logistics: - Getting there: Fly into SFO or OAK; rideshares (Uber/Lyft) widely available; parking near the venue is limited; public transit options are convenient via nearby bus/light rail connections (3rd St & Marin St stop) - What to bring: your laptop for workshops, a willingness to experiment with AI agents, and plenty of curiosity about production-ready agent systems Who should attend: - AI engineers, product developers, NoCode/low-code builders, and startup teams interested in building and deploying AI agents at scale - Builders exploring how to trace, debug, and ship reliable agents in production environments - Anyone curious about LangChain’s approach to agent-centric AI tooling and the latest implementation lessons from leading teams Discover more AI events in San Francisco: [San Francisco](https://www.createwith.com/cities/san-francisco) or explore more [automatio

A three-day, Bangkok-based, in-person workshop designed exclusively for SCA Project Associates to explore how low-code/no-code LCNC platforms are reshaping supply chain processes and driving digital transformation. This program blends practical LCNC insights with community-building activities to accelerate professional development and strengthen the SCA network. What to expect: - Deep dive into LCNC platforms and their practical applications for real-world supply chain scenarios - Structured discussions to identify how these tools can streamline operations, automate routine tasks, and accelerate decision-making - Co-design sessions to extend Supply Chain Asia’s impact within the industry and to map concrete initiatives - Networking and collaboration opportunities to build a stronger Project Associate community - A clear, action-oriented path from learnings to implementation in your organization Schedule highlights: - Day 1 – 13 May (Wednesday): Arrival & Welcome Dinner (6:00pm–8:00pm) followed by a Workshop Briefing and Networking session - Day 2 – 14 May (Thursday): Participation in Supply Chain Asia Forum 2026 (SC A Forum 2026) – [https://supplychainasia.org/scaf2026/](https://supplychainasia.org/scaf2026/) - Day 3 – 15 May (Friday): Full-day site visits in the Pathumthani area (08:00–17:00) including Talaad Thai (Vegetable, Flower and Fruit Wholesale Market), Future Park (Shopping and Lunch), and ESC Park/FG Logistics Who should attend: - SCA Project Associates seeking to understand and apply LCNC/low-code approaches to supply chain challenges - Professionals interested in digital transformation, process automation, and collaborative industry initiatives Location and format: - In-person, Bangkok-based workshop with hands-on discussions, site visits, and community retreat-style networking - The program is designed to foster peer learning and collaboration within the SCA ecosystem Why this stands out: - A focused, community-driven setting that combines learning with practical planning for scalable impact - Direct exposure to real-world LCNC use cases and the opportunity to co-create initiatives that strengthen SCA’s influence in the industry - A unique blend of classroom-style insights, collaborative design sessions, and on-site experiential learning across Bangkok-area sites Registration and more: - The event page itself serves as the primary information hub: https://supplychainasia.org/pap-workshop - For broader context, explore more AI/automation

No-code AI automation workshops are transforming how small teams operate. This Perth-based, one-day hands-on session from WA AI Hub is designed to show you practical, repeatable AI-driven workflows you can deploy in your business by the end of the day. If you’re tired of repetitive admin tasks and want to empower a lean team with automation that doesn’t require coding, this workshop is for you. What you’ll get: a structured, immersive lab rather than a lecture, where you actually build real automations for your own business. You’ll leave with live workflows running, plus governance and human-in-the-loop controls baked in to keep oversight intact. Date, time and place: Wednesday, 20 May 2026, from 9:00 to 16:30, at The Platform, Perth, WA. WA AI Hub emphasizes hands-on learning and practical outcomes, not theory. What you’ll build (actual outputs you’ll leave with): - Lead triage automation - Client onboarding workflows - Reporting automations - Email management systems - Human checkpoints What you’ll learn: - How to spot automation opportunities in a small-team context - How to use no-code tools with confidence - How to launch live automations with basic safeguards and governance in place - How to keep humans in the loop and set up governance to prevent unintended consequences Who should attend: - Small business owners and operators running lean teams - Founders, office managers, and executive assistants handling repetitive tasks - Agency or consultancy owners looking to scale without adding tech staff - Team leaders seeking to reclaim time for high-value work Format and experience: an intensive, in-person workshop focused on implementation. Bring your laptop, your business challenges, and a willingness to build during the day. No coding experience required. About WA AI Hub: WA AI Hub is Western Australia’s community-driven initiative to make AI accessible and practical for everyone, regardless of technical background. The session is designed to be immediately applicable to real business problems and to leave you with tangible, usable automations. Logistics and registration: Limited spots available—register to secure your place. WA AI Hub also offers custom team training, on-site sessions, and industry-specific examples if you’re seeking broader upskilling for your organisation. Cross-links and further exploration: Find more AI events in [Perth](https://www.createwith.com/cities/perth) and explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=a

AI in Production 2026 is a focused two-day conference held in June 2026 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, at The Catalyst, 3 Science Square, Newcastle Helix. This event offers an immersive dive into AI and Machine Learning, tailored to professionals engaged in deploying and scaling AI systems and building smarter machine learning models. The conference is uniquely designed for those involved in both engineering and machine learning aspects of AI production. Day 1 features hands-on workshops led by Jumping Rivers experts and other industry specialists, where attendees can participate in two half-day sessions with lunch included. Workshop topics include prompt crafting, AI integration with LLMs in R and Python, productionizing with Databricks using the Medallion Architecture, enhancing workflows with Positron and Claude, smart app experiences with Shiny and LLMs, Databricks Genie Rooms for data discovery, and running self-hosted LLM inference infrastructure. An included evening drinks reception at the Catalyst atrium offers valuable networking opportunities in a relaxed setting, setting the stage for Day 2. Day 2 features a packed schedule of expert talks across two thematic streams: the Engineering Stream, focusing on infrastructure, deployment, and production readiness for AI systems; and the Machine Learning Stream, covering model development, evaluation, data responsibility, and applied project insights. The event targets AI engineers, machine learning practitioners, data scientists, and professionals involved in AI production workflows looking to deepen their expertise on deploying, scaling, and responsibly managing AI applications. Speakers and detailed schedules will be announced closer to the event. Registration includes workshop access, conference talks, and social events, providing a comprehensive experience for AI production professionals. Explore more AI and automation events in [Newcastle](/cities/unknown). Secure your spot and learn cutting-edge techniques and best practices in building and operationalizing AI at this in-depth conference.

Two-day, in-person AI in Production conference in Newcastle (June 4–5, 2026) featuring workshops and conference talks, with a drinks reception included. AI in Production 2026 brings together practitioners and builders to explore production-grade AI. Hosted by Jumping Rivers at The Catalyst in Newcastle upon Tyne, the event blends practical, hands-on workshops with a full day of talks from industry experts. Attendees will gain actionable insights into deploying, monitoring, and governing AI systems in real-world environments, with a focus on reliability, scalability, and governance in production pipelines. What to expect - A two-day program: Day 1 features an afternoon of interactive workshops, designed to give you hands-on experience with production-ready AI workflows. Day 2 hosts a full conference program with talks from practitioners about real-world deployments, lessons learned, and best practices in MLOps, data quality, monitoring, and governance. - Networking and community building: In addition to structured sessions, expect plenty of opportunities to connect with peers, potential collaborators, and speakers over a drinks reception on Thursday evening, included with your ticket. - Practical focus: Sessions are geared toward engineers, data scientists, platform teams, and product builders aiming to move AI from pilot to production at scale. Location and logistics - Venue: The Catalyst, 3 Science Square, Newcastle Helix, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 5TG. An accessible, well-connected venue with proximity to transport links. - Dates and times: June 4, 2026, 09:00–17:00 (GMT+1) for Day 1 workshops (afternoon focus); June 5, 2026, 09:00–17:00 for Day 2 conference talks. The schedule reflects the two-day format with in-person programming. - Refund policy: Refunds available up to 7 days before the event. Who should attend - AI/ML engineers, platform engineers, data engineers, and product builders who want practical guidance on deploying AI in production. - Leaders and teams seeking to improve reliability, governance, data quality, and operational aspects of AI systems. - Developers exploring production-ready patterns for monitoring, alerting, scaling, and securing AI deployments. Why this matters - Learn from real-world deployment experiences and connect with a community of practitioners focused on moving AI beyond theory into reliable, scalable production. - The two-day format provides balance between hands-on learning (workshops) and strategic talks (confe

No-Code Week 2026 in Frankfurt is a five-day, in-person No‑Code camp (Jun 15–19, 2026) featuring 22 hands-on workshops for up to 20 participants each and 8 morning inspiration talks. ## What to expect Discover a unique, week-long international camp for No‑Code enthusiasts. The Frankfurt edition is part of a nomadic No‑Code adventure that moves to a new destination each year, delivering a concentrated mix of learning, collaboration, and city explorations. Expect a carefully curated program of hands-on workshops, talks, and plenty of time for coworking and networking with fellow builders. ## Format and activities - 22 interactive workshops with a cap of 20 participants each, designed to maximize hands-on practice and personal feedback - 8 inspiration talks distributed across the week, two each morning to jumpstart days with real-world insights - Open mic sessions, networking opportunities, and coworking spaces to foster peer-to-peer learning - City exploration elements to balance focused building sessions with community experiences - English-speaking environment to accommodate international attendees ## Who should attend Ideal for No‑Code enthusiasts, citizen developers, startup founders, product managers, and developers looking to level up their No‑Code capabilities. Attendees should be ready for hands-on learning, collaboration, and sharing projects with a friendly, community-driven group. ## Logistics - Location: Frankfurt, Germany (in-person) - Dates: 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-19 - Registration: Get your ticket via the event site at nocodeweek.io - Outcome: Leave with practical No‑Code projects, expanded networks, and fresh ideas for future experiments ## Why join If you’re aiming to accelerate your No‑Code journey in a compact, immersive setting with peers from around the world, No‑Code Week Frankfurt offers practical building time, curated content, and a welcoming community spirit. The combination of workshops, talks, and social activities is designed to help you prototype faster and connect with like‑minded builders. Explore more No‑Code opportunities and events in our directory as you plan your next steps in this vibrant ecosystem.

Join NoCode Week Frankfurt, June 15–19, 2026, for 150+ nocode and AI sessions, hands-on workshops, talks, and real networking with builders and innovators. Why this matters: no-code and AI are transforming how quickly products can move from idea to prototype. This event is pitched as a practical, hands-on gathering where practitioners, makers, solo founders, developers, and product folks can learn by doing, share playbooks, and form meaningful connections beyond the usual tech talks. What to expect: - A multi-day program in Frankfurt, Germany (June 15–19, 2026) featuring workshops, talks, and interactive activities designed to accelerate practical skills in nocode and AI-powered workflows. - A focus on actionable takeaways: how to build faster with no-code tools, how to automate recurring tasks, and how AI can augment your product development and operations. - Sessions that emphasize real-world applications, case studies, and problem-solving exercises, not just theoretical discussions. - Networking opportunities with peers, mentors, and potential collaborators who are actively building and shipping with nocode and AI. Who should attend: - Makers, solo founders, and startup teams exploring rapid prototyping - Product managers and designers seeking faster iteration cycles - Developers curious about no-code platforms and AI integrations - Enthusiasts wanting to connect with a community of builders and learn proven patterns Format and vibe: - A blend of workshops, talks, demos, and collaborative activities aimed at hands-on learning - A community-driven atmosphere that emphasizes practical outcomes, collaboration, and genuine connections - An emphasis on inclusivity and sharing open approaches to building software without heavy coding Venue and logistics: - The event is headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany. Exact venues and schedule details will typically be announced closer to the date, with a program structure that accommodates morning and afternoon sessions plus informal social time. - Tickets are described in the event’s announcements as “nocodeweek,” with official booking channels provided through the nocodeweek community. Tools and resources you might encounter: - Expect sessions around popular nocode platforms and AI tooling, with practical demonstrations and integration patterns. - For quick exploration and ongoing reference, this event is a good fit to learn about tools that support automated workflows and rapid product experimentation. See examp

No-code gathering in Frankfurt | 15–19 June 2026 | Talks, workshops & networking. Join #nocode experts, enthusiasts & agencies to learn, share, and grow.

East Mids Tech Week 2026 brings hands-on AI tech and creative tech insights to Derby on 15 June at Vaillant Live. This in-person conference-style event runs from 08:30 to 16:30 and is designed for technologists, business leaders, developers, and creative professionals who want to explore the practical potential of AI and modern creative tech. Set within Vaillant Live in Derby, the day offers a curated mix of live demonstrations, short talks, and interactive sessions focused on accelerating AI adoption, responsible governance, and innovative, low-code/NoCode approaches to building with AI. What to expect: - Hands-on demonstrations of AI gadgets, tools, and creative tech showcases that you can experiment with during the day - Real-world case studies and talks on AI strategy, governance, data ethics, and security for businesses of all sizes - Short, digestible sessions on practical applications of AI in marketing, product development, automation, and creative production - Networking opportunities with peers, local startups, and practitioners working at the intersection of AI and creativity Who should attend: - Tech leads, developers, and data professionals curious about AI-enabled workflows - Founders and startup teams exploring AI-powered products or services - Marketing, design, and product teams looking to push creative boundaries with AI - Anyone exploring no-code/low-code paths to build AI-enabled tooling quickly Format and flow: - Morning keynote-style talks to set the stage for AI tech & creative tech trends - A series of shorter sessions and live demos (no sessions feel-busy or overly theoretical) - Afternoon interactive sessions and roundtable discussions focused on practical takeaways and next steps for attendees - Informal networking breaks to connect with potential collaborators or mentors Registration: - Secure your place for 15 June by visiting the event page: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/east-mids-tech-week-2026-ai-tech-creative-tech-tickets-1979880048522 Cross-links: - Find more AI events in [Derby](https://www.createwith.com/cities/derby) - Explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) This event is a great fit for anyone exploring AI deployment, no-code/low-code tooling, and the integration of AI-driven capabilities into creative and business workflows. Don’t miss the chance to see how local and visiting experts are turning AI ideas into practical, scalable solutions. Discover more about AI tech and creative te

The Code Clock Summer School of Programming 2026 at Queen's University Belfast offers an immersive and inspiring coding camp designed specifically for young learners aged 7 to 18. Taking place in the Computer Science building at QUB, this event transforms the university into a vibrant hub of youthful innovation during July 2026. This premier summer school is split into two action-packed weeks to best cater to different age groups and skill levels. The "Juniors" week (6th–10th July) focuses on children aged 7 to 11, providing a joyful introduction to coding through interactive projects involving programmable robots, animations, and simple game creation. Children are encouraged to develop their problem-solving skills, creativity, and fundamental programming understanding in an engaging environment. The "Seniors" week (27th–31st July) targets teens aged 11 to 18 and offers a selection of specialized workshops featuring popular programming technologies such as C#, Python, and Unity engine for game design. This week allows participants to dive deeper into coding concepts, building confidence and mastery in areas that can launch future tech careers. Beyond technical skills, the summer school emphasizes collaboration, confidence boosting, and nurturing a lifelong love for technology and learning. The structured yet fun curriculum is ideal for beginners and intermediate coders alike, making it a standout opportunity for young tech enthusiasts from Northern Ireland and beyond. Joining this event means your child will be part of a celebrated annual tradition that equips the next generation with essential 21st-century skills in a supportive, energetic setting. For families in or near [Belfast](/cities/belfast), this is a unique chance to access expert-led programming education during the summer holiday. For more information and registration, visit the event page: https://codeclock.co.uk/book/school-of-programming/summer-school-qub Find more AI and coding events in [Belfast](/cities/belfast) and explore additional opportunities focused on [visual development and programming](/directory/events?topic=visual-development).

Human–AI decision synergy: Rethinking leadership, risk and value creation in the age of intelligent systems. This Oxford-based workshop invites researchers, practitioners and policymakers to explore how humans interact with increasingly capable algorithms. Over three days, attendees will dive into the ethical, practical and strategic implications of human–algorithm collaboration, with a focus on leadership, governance and responsible deployment of intelligent systems. What makes this event valuable? - A rigorous, interdisciplinary program combining academic presentations, expert-led panels and practical discussions on how AI reshapes decision-making, work processes and organizational value. - Four substantive panels on day one: Business (how AI reshapes strategy, operations and customer value), Technology (latest AI tools transforming business processes), Governance (risk, ethics and compliance), and Editorial (perspectives from top journal editors on publishing AI business research). - A hands-on Wednesday AI Hackathon with four tracks—Financial Services, Healthcare, Retail, and Manufacturing—designed to translate theory into real-world transformation challenges. - A competitive, issue-focused environment through the Epitome competition, which emphasizes experimental methods in computational social science and human–AI interaction using no/low-code environments, multi-agent simulations, and integrated AI tooling. - Networking opportunities with leading academics, industry experts, and practitioners, plus VIP events such as a formal dinner and optional Oxford city tour. Who should attend? - Academic researchers in business, sociology, law, computer science, and engineering seeking to understand human–AI interaction. - C-suite executives and decision-makers in technology-driven sectors (finance, healthcare, manufacturing, etc.) looking for actionable insights into AI-enabled leadership and governance. - Policymakers and regulators focused on the social and ethical impact of algorithms and AI systems. Format and schedule - Dates: starts 2026-07-06 at 09:00, ends 2026-07-08 at 16:00. - Location: Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, Park End Street, Oxford, OX1 1HP. - Day 1 (Mon 6) and Day 2 (Tue 7): academic presentations, panels and VIP networking, with a formal dinner in a classic Oxford setting (Reuben College). - Day 3 (Wed 8): AI Hackathon focused on Financial Services, Healthcare, Retail and Manufacturing. - Optional activities: Oxford walki

Tech Lead Bootcamp - Riyadh is a three-day, in-person program by A Learning Lab that invites ambitious students to lead in the AI era. This bootcamp prioritizes leadership thinking, strategic decision-making, and a deep tech understanding over traditional coding. Participants will learn to make high-stakes decisions, inspire teams through uncertainty, and turn bold ideas into action using proven frameworks that power today’s leading tech companies and startups. The program emphasizes practical leadership skills, data fluency, and effective communication, with a focus on how to translate technical insights into strategic outcomes. The schedule runs from 11 July 2026 to 13 July 2026 (Saturday to Monday) in Riyadh. Over three days, you’ll explore topics such as Leadership Identity & AI Mastery, Agile Thinking & Data-Driven Command, and Strategy Communication & Leadership Showcases. The experience blends talks, guided exercises, and a Leadership Showcase where you present a plan you could apply in real-world projects. A diverse mentor network supports you throughout, offering feedback and real-world perspectives from both industry and academia. Upon completion, certificates of participation are issued by A Learning Lab. Note that while mentors may come from university-affiliated backgrounds, A Learning Lab operates independently and is not formally associated with any university. If you’re seeking a practical, actionable introduction to leading tech teams in an AI-driven landscape—without writing code—this bootcamp is designed for you. For more information or to register, visit https://alearninglab.com/tech-lead-bootcamp-riyadh. You can also reach the team at +966 59 469 5190. Find more AI events in [Riyadh](https://www.createwith.com/cities/riyadh) and explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation).

AI Meet-up! is an in-person gathering on Bainbridge Island for AI enthusiasts to discuss trends, share ideas, and explore practical automation tricks. Join us on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 7:30 PM at Bainbridge Brewing for a relaxed, face-to-face hangout where beginners and seasoned builders alike can swap insights, demos, and real-world experiences with artificial intelligence. This event promises an open, friendly atmosphere where you can spark new ideas, get feedback on your projects, and connect with others who share a passion for building with AI and automating everyday tasks. A featured guest will join the discussion: Amazon #1 bestselling author R. Kenner French (ModernMillions.ai), who will bring a fresh perspective on AI adoption and practical, easy-to-understand automation tricks. Whether you’re curious about fundamentals or looking for inspiration for your next side project, you’ll gain new perspectives, meet potential collaborators, and leave with actionable ideas you can try right away. What to expect: - Informal conversations on AI trends, tools, and project ideas - Lightning demos and quick problem-solving rounds where you can get feedback from peers - Networking with fellow enthusiasts who are excited about AI, no-code, and automation - A welcoming space for all levels, from newcomers to pro builders - An opportunity to learn in a hands-on, social setting rather than a formal conference Event format and vibe: - In-person meetup with free-form discussions and light structure - Space for Q&A, idea-sharing, and potential collaboration opportunities - Casual environment designed to encourage questions, experimentation, and creative thinking Who should attend: - People curious about AI, automation, and no-code approaches - Builders looking to share projects or get feedback - Solopreneurs, hobbyists, developers, and students who want to level up with practical AI tricks Registration and logistics: - Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2026 - Time: 7:30 PM local time - Venue: Bainbridge Brewing, Bainbridge Island, WA - Registration link: [Eventbrite page](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-meet-up-tickets-1982521506193) Why this matters: - Convert high-level AI ideas into approachable, actionable steps you can implement - Build a local network of peers who are exploring AI-enabled workflows and no-code solutions - Learn how others are applying automation in real-world projects, from small side-hustles to startup experiments Find more AI events in [

AI Industrial Summit 2026 (AI Next) is Bulgaria’s premier single-day event focused on AI, automation and IoT for engineers, developers and business leaders. Taking place on Saturday, September 12, 2026 in Sofia, this in-person conference brings together local and international experts to explore practical applications of AI in industrial settings, advanced automation workflows, and IoT-enabled ecosystems. Attendees will benefit from a structured day across three tracks and three rooms, featuring real-world case studies, technical talks, and demo-focused sessions. Registration opens at 9:30 AM, with morning sessions running from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, followed by a lunch break and continued programming throughout the day. The venue is Laboratory Complex at Sofia Tech Park, Floor 2 (111B Tsarigradsko Shousse Blvd, Sofia 1784), a hub for tech innovation and collaboration. The conference is organized by Mihail Mateev from the Bulgarian Software Community and emphasizes practical, hands-on content for developers, system integrators, product managers and decision-makers looking to deploy AI-enabled automation in industrial environments. Expect insights into AI-driven manufacturing, automation strategies, and IoT-enabled industrial networks, plus networking opportunities with peers and potential collaborators. While the preliminary schedule is referenced through related IoT initiatives, the core experience centers on concrete takeaways, potential vendor demonstrations, and discussions on scalable AI architectures for industrial settings. This event is ideal for attendees seeking actionable knowledge, concrete deployment patterns, and opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals. For tickets and up-to-date details, visit the Eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-industrial-summit-2026-ai-next-tickets-1977151427142

Global AI Summit in Riyadh (Sept 15–17, 2026): three days of AI, NoCode and automation talks, demos, and hands-on labs under royal patronage. ## Why attend - Learn about building AI agents, automation workflows, and NoCode integrations that accelerate product development. - See live demonstrations of cutting-edge AI tools and automation platforms in action. - Network with founders, engineers, product leaders, and solo developers shaping the AI and NoCode ecosystems. ## What to expect - A multi-day program featuring keynote talks, breakout sessions, and hands-on labs focused on AI, automation, and vibe-coded software development. - Sessions exploring AI agents, scalable automation patterns, and no-code tooling for rapid prototyping and deployment. - Opportunities to explore practical projects, from small startups to larger SaaS ventures, and how AI is changing the way we build software. ## Who should attend - Builders, engineers, and product teams - Solo founders and makers exploring AI agents and NoCode workflows - Tech enthusiasts interested in automation, AI tooling, and modern software creation ## Format and venue - In-person event hosted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from September 15–17, 2026 - Format includes talks, case studies, panels, and hands-on labs to experiment with AI and automation tools ## Registration and next steps - Check the official X post for registration details: https://x.com/globalaisummit?lang=en - Find more AI events in [Riyadh](https://www.createwith.com/cities/riyadh) - Explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) - If you’re curious about tools that might come up at the summit, see [Bubble](/tools/bubble) and [Zapier](/tools/zapier) This summit is a hub for AI practitioners, NoCode enthusiasts, and those exploring automated workflows to boost productivity and product velocity. Expect practical talks, live demos, and an energizing environment to prototype and learn. Don’t miss the chance to connect with peers pushing the boundaries of AI-enabled software development in the region.

Paris AI Forum 2026 is positioned as the premier gathering for media decision-makers to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming news creation, distribution, and editorial strategy. Building on the forums of prior years, this edition focuses on responsible innovation in the media landscape, bridging global AI advances with local editorial expertise. Taking place on 15–16 September at the auditorium of the Les Echos–Le Parisien Group in Paris, the event invites senior newsroom leaders, technologists, and researchers to move beyond hype and engage with practical implications of AI in the newsroom. The forum promises insights into content creation, SEO dynamics in the AI era, and the evolving role of automation and agentic technologies in editorial workflows. Attendees can expect a mix of keynote talks, panel discussions, and interactive sessions designed to illuminate how AI can enhance decision-making, operational efficiency, and audience engagement while addressing the critical questions posed by large-scale bot scraping and other agentic challenges. The format is in-person, offering opportunities for networking with peers, speakers, and technology providers who are actively shaping AI-enabled journalism. Key themes likely to be explored include: - How AI reshapes content creation pipelines, from ideation to publication - Responsible AI use in newsrooms, including ethics, data privacy, and bias mitigation - The impact of AI on SEO and audience discovery strategies in a media context - Agentic AI and automation techniques that can reduce manual workloads while preserving editorial standards - Practical case studies from leading media organisations and technology vendors Target audiences include editors-in-chief, content strategists, data journalists, product managers, and IT leaders in media organisations who are looking to translate AI research into actionable newsroom improvements. Attendees should come away with concrete takeaways for integrating AI into editorial workflows, improving efficiency, and navigating regulatory and ethical considerations. Registration details are provided on the WAN-IFRA event page, with more information available at the same link. For those exploring a broader calendar of AI and automation events, you can also discover more opportunities in Paris and beyond via Create with.

Low-Code/No-Code ERP Extensions (Power Platform) Training Course. Bangkok. Start: October 4, 2026. End: October 8, 2026. Duration: 5 days. Course fee: $4,500 USD / KSh 90,000.

Join a focused, hands-on 5-day Bangkok training designed to accelerate ERP customization using Low-Code/No-Code approaches with Microsoft's Power Platform. Start: 2026-11-29 End: 2026-12-03. This instructor‑led course guides you through building ERP extensions with Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, and Power BI, enabling practical automation and data-rich insights without heavy coding. What you’ll learn: - Architect and model ERP extension data with Dataverse for scalable, governable solutions - Build user-friendly apps with Power Apps tailored to procurement, inventory, order-to-cash, and finance workflows - Automate ERP processes end-to-end using Power Automate, reducing manual tasks and improving consistency - Create meaningful dashboards and reports with Power BI to monitor ERP performance in real time - Integrate ERP extensions with external systems and services while maintaining security and compliance - Apply best practices for deployment, testing, and governance in low-code/no-code projects Hands-on labs and projects: - Day-by-day labs that mirror real-world ERP extension scenarios - End-to-end lab project: design, implement, test, and deploy a working ERP extension prototype - Guided exercises to reinforce data modeling, automation, UI design, and reporting Audience and prerequisites: - Target audience: IT admins, business analysts, developers exploring no-code/low-code ERP enhancements, and operations managers - Prerequisites: basic familiarity with Microsoft 365 or Power Platform recommended, but not required - No heavy coding background needed; learn-by-doing with guided steps and practical examples Format and logistics: - Format: in-person workshop with instructor-led sessions and hands-on labs - Duration: 5 days (Nov 29–Dec 3, 2026) in Bangkok - Venue: Bangkok (venue details to be provided by the organiser) - Registration: available on the official page (link included in the registration section below) Why this course is valuable: - Gain practical skills to extend ERP capabilities using no-code/low-code tools, shortening delivery times and enabling business users to contribute directly - Create interoperable components that can scale, be governed, and adapted as business needs evolve - Leave with a working ERP extension prototype and a repeatable framework for future ERP projects Certification and next steps: - The course is described as a professional training course; verify with the organiser for certification details and any pre

Learn to build a sovereign, low-cost tech stack: install your own VPS and deploy open-source AI and Low-Code/NoCode tools for autonomous apps. Hands-on workshop for NoCode builders, freelancers and founders. In this practical session you'll learn how to provision and configure a VPS, select and deploy open-source AI and low-code/no-code tools, and structure projects for client work while keeping costs and data control in your hands. Ideal for makers who want technology freedom, not vendor lock-in—bring a laptop for a hands-on walkthrough and actionable next steps to automate workflows and ship independent apps.