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Air Street Paris AI meetup: exploring the state of AI, research trends, and applied-use cases in a collaborative, in-person setting in Paris. This event is organized by Air Street Capital, with Nathan Benaich, and is hosted by the Luma venue. What to expect: - An evening focused on AI topics, from cutting-edge research discussions to real-world applications. The program is designed for researchers, engineers, product builders, founders, and AI-curious locals who want to understand where AI is headed and how to apply it in their work. - A curated speaker lineup featuring insights from both research and industry: - Nathan Benaich, author of the State of AI Report, delivering a tl;dr overview of the 2025 State of AI Report. - Cyril Diagne, Member of Technical Staff at Black Forest Labs, sharing practical research perspectives. - Edouard Yvinec, Senior Research Scientist at Google DeepMind, discussing advanced AI capabilities and implications. - Networking and a social hour following the formal program, offering opportunities to connect with peers, potential collaborators, and founders in the Paris AI community. Event details: - Date and time: Wednesday, 11 March 2026 at 17:00 (5:00 PM) - Location: Paris, Île-de-France. The exact venue is revealed to registrants after signup (RSVP required and subject to host approval). - Format: In-person meetup with talks, Q&A, and networking - Registration: Registration is required and subject to host approval. Attendees should RSVP to access the final location details. Who should attend: - AI researchers, data scientists, ML engineers, and product builders - Founders and startup teams building AI-enabled products or services - Students and academics interested in AI trends and practical applications Why you should come: - Get direct access to leaders in AI research and industry, including a summary of the 2025 State of AI Report. - Learn about concrete AI use cases, research directions, and how to deploy AI responsibly in real-world projects. - Expand your network with like-minded peers in Paris’ vibrant AI ecosystem. Cross-links and discovery: - Find more AI events in [Paris](https://www.createwith.com/cities/paris) or explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation). - Discover related AI tools and platforms in our directory when relevant to upcoming discussions. Registration and venue notes: - The event requires RSVP and host approval for attendance. Final venue details are shared with co

Value proposition: an in-person deep-dive into how professional ethics should shape AI development, led by Blay Whitby, a noted authority on AI professionalism. This IxDF Southampton meetup invites designers, developers, product managers and researchers to move beyond broad policy debates and explore the practical ethics of building AI systems in real-world teams. What to expect: a focused 60-minute talk followed by Q&A, exploring whether the tech industry should uphold higher ethical standards in AI design and deployment. Blay Whitby, PhD (The Social Implications of Artificial Intelligence, Middlesex University) and author of AI: A Handbook of Professionalism will share questions like: Is it acceptable to move fast and break things with AI, or do ethics demand a different tempo? Who benefits from current AI advances, and what responsibilities do engineers, designers and managers bear in practice? Why this matters for you: as AI moves from research labs into products and services, professional ethics becomes a driver of trust, quality and long-term viability. The talk places ethics within everyday work—from product decisions to engineering trade-offs—rather than only at the policy level. It’s particularly relevant for teams designing AI-enabled features, automated processes, or user-focused intelligent systems. Event details: - Date: Wednesday 11 March 2026 - Time: 19:30–20:30 UTC - Venue: IxDF Southampton (in-person) - Host/organiser: Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF) – Southampton chapter Speaker profile: Blay Whitby brings a practitioner’s and scholar’s lens to AI ethics. He holds a PhD on the social implications of AI and has contributed as an ethics expert for the European Commission. His work spans books like AI: A Handbook of Professionalism and multiple writings on how professionals should navigate the AI revolution. Registration: Sign up via Eventbrite to secure a seat and receive details on venue access and any last‑minute changes: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ai-ethics-and-professional-responsibility-tickets-1982658073670?aff=oddtdtcreator Who should attend: designers, developers, product managers, researchers, and students curious about turning high-level ethical discussions into concrete practice in AI projects. The session is accessible to attendees with varying levels of experience and is designed to provoke practical thinking about ethics-by-design in everyday work. Why attend with Create With: this talk aligns with our emphasis

IxDF Southampton invites UX designers, researchers and AI practitioners to explore whether higher ethical standards for AI are feasible in real-world design and development. This in-person talk, part of the IxDF Southampton UX/UI Design Community, features Blay Whitby—author of AI: A handbook of professionalism and a noted ethics expert for the European Commission—delving into the professional duties of those who build AI systems. Date: 11 March 2026. Time: 19:30–20:30 UTC. Overview: Blay Whitby brings a rigorous, real-world perspective to the ethical questions shaping AI today. The talk challenges the prevailing “move fast and break things” mindset and asks whether stronger professional ethics can and should guide AI work across the IT industry. Participants will examine who benefits from AI, who bears the risks, and how designers, researchers and developers can embed ethics into everyday practice. What you’ll discuss: - The balance between innovation and responsibility in AI development - The role of professional ethics beyond government policy and regulation - Practical steps for integrating ethical considerations into design and engineering workflows - Case studies and questions for the audience to reflect on your own projects Speaker spotlight: Blay Whitby, PhD (The Social Implications of Artificial Intelligence, Middlesex University) and author of works such as Automating Medicine, the ethical implications of robot nannies, and On Computable Morality. He also serves as an ethics expert for the European Commission, offering a unique intersection of theory and policy. Format and audience: - Format: In-person talk with a short Q&A, followed by networking - Audience: UX/UI designers, product developers, researchers, students, and anyone curious about AI ethics in practice - Venue: IxDF Southampton (Local Group) in Southampton Registration: Sign up and join the session via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ai-ethics-and-professional-responsibility-tickets-1982658073670?aff=oddtdtcreator Why attend: - Gain a grounded understanding of how ethics can shape real-world AI work, not just policy papers - Learn practical approaches to embed ethical considerations into your design and development processes - Meet peers from the Southampton design and AI communities and exchange ideas on responsible AI Cross-linking and discoverability: - Find more AI and ethics-focused events in [Southampton](https://www.createwith.com/cities/southampton) and explo

Learn how AI can boost marketing and automate demand generation — practical talks, demos, and a hands‑on showcase for builders, marketers, and AI practitioners. Speakers from Dell and industry will share prompt workflows, AI-driven automation for demand generation, and a demo of a self‑serve product-naming app. Format: in-person talks, demos and networking. Who it's for: marketers, product builders, startup founders and AI learners who want to apply AI and automation to real business problems. Keywords: AI, automation, agents, builders.

Community meetup for R and Python users in Brighton. Hosted by Datacove and supported by Silicon Brighton. Drinks and pizza from 18:00; talks start ~18:30–18:45 and finish by 20:00. Speakers welcome — contact admin@datacove.co.uk.

AI & Financial Market Data Meetup in Paris — March 12, 2026: an invitation-only, non-commercial evening where senior practitioners from banks, asset managers, data providers, and fintechs gather to explore how AI is reshaping market data. Expect peer-to-peer discussions focused on production-ready AI workflows, data architecture, data quality, speed, and decision-making, rather than vendor pitches. This is a private thought-leadership event designed for open exchange among experts, with ample time for direct dialogue and networking. What to expect: - Production-focused discussions on AI-driven market data pipelines, from ingestion to analytics and risk modeling - Real-world architecture comparisons and lessons learned from peers across institutions and data providers - Practical ideas to improve data quality, latency, and decision-making in financial services - Ample time for Q&A, one-on-one conversations, and structured networking - A non-commercial environment led by senior practitioners, hosted by Flowistic with support from FactSet and a coalition of industry partners Audience & format: - Audience: Senior practitioners from financial institutions, data providers, and fintechs - Format: In-person, private invitation-only meetup (6:00 PM–9:00 PM) - Venue: 32 Rue Blanche, 2nd floor, Paris (Hosted at FactSet France SAS) - Tickets: Free upon confirmed registration; limited capacity; no walk-ins Speakers & topics: - Fayssal El Mofatiche, Founder & CEO, Flowistic (host and moderator) - Mark McGillion, SVP, Senior Director Engineering, FactSet - Hamza Bahaji, Head of Financial Engineering and Innovative Solutions, Amundi - Wai-Chung Ip, Senior Quantitative Developer, Deutsche Bank - Oleg Kuzin, Senior Quantitative Developer, Deutsche Bank - Nicolas Hourcard, Co-Founder & CEO, QuestDB - Caio Natividade, Head of Quantitative Investment Solutions Research, Deutsche Bank - Antoine Amend, Sr Technical Director, Financial Services, Databricks Partners & ecosystem: Flowtistic and FactSet are hosting, with contributions from Sphinx, QuestDB, Databricks, Anthropic, Amundi, Deutsche Bank, and support from Finance Loop. Registration & location details: - Date: March 12, 2026 - Time: 6:00 PM–9:00 PM CET - Location: 32 Rue Blanche, 2nd floor, Paris (FactSet France SAS) - Registration link: Get your ticket here This event is designed for peer-level exchange in a private setting, prioritizing practical AI applications in market data over sales pitches. If you’re buildi

Scaling Data & AI in Belfast: learn how to move from experimental AI to production-ready systems with expert talks, practical architectures, and live Q&A. The MCS Group Meetup in Belfast brings together practitioners and decision-makers to explore how to scale AI and data initiatives across teams, systems, and real-world business use cases. Expect concrete insights into turning pilots into scalable, usable solutions that deliver measurable value, not just technically impressive models.

Data & AI Meetup: Scaling Data & AI — Building Systems That Grow with Your Business. This in-person gathering is your chance to explore how organisations move from experimentation to production in data and AI, and, crucially, how to scale those efforts across teams, systems, and real-world business use cases. Location: MCS HQ (Floor 10, The Ewart, Bedford Sq, Belfast) Date & Time: Thursday 12 March 2026, 18:00–20:00 Why attend: As AI initiatives mature, the bottleneck often isn’t building models but deploying and scaling them in the wild. This session focuses on the role of domain expertise in making data and AI solutions scalable—translating business workflows, constraints, and operational needs into practical data architectures and usable models that get adopted, not just technically deployed. Speakers: - Matthew Mullan – Engineering Director at aPriori Technologies - Justin Dougherty – Technology Director at Aurion Learning - Matthew Lee – Director of AI & Medical Imaging at Sonrai Analytics What to expect: - A nuanced discussion on scaling AI/ML across teams and production environments - Practical insights into designing data architectures that support scalable, real-world use cases - Real-world examples that illustrate the gap between experiment and production and how to close it - Q&A with industry leaders, followed by informal networking - Social refreshments: pizza, beers and soft drinks provided on the evening Who should join: - Data scientists, ML engineers, data engineers, and product/ops leaders involved in moving AI from prototype to production - Teams looking to improve collaboration between data/AI initiatives and business workflows Agenda snapshot: - 18:00–18:05: Welcome and registration - 18:05–19:00: Speaker talks and discussion - 19:00–19:30: Q&A - 19:30–20:00: Networking and refreshments Registration/RSVP: - Please RSVP on the Meetup page: https://www.meetup.com/mcs-group-meetup/events/313190088 Notes: - Venue: MCS HQ, Floor 10, The Ewart, Belfast - This event is in-person (no virtual option listed) - Target audience: professionals engaged in data, AI, and software development with an interest in scalable implementations This session is ideal for those who are moving from AI experiments to scalable, production-grade solutions and want practical guidance from senior leaders in the field.

AI Agents with MongoDB — a focused Lagos meetup that unpack how MongoDB powers modern AI agents, from memory and context storage to vector search and intelligent data retrieval. This 3-hour session provides practical architectures you can apply to build scalable, production-ready AI systems. Why attend? - Learn how AI agents store and recall context using MongoDB, enabling persistent memory across sessions. - Explore embeddings and vector search fundamentals and how they enable smarter retrieval within AI-powered apps. - Discover architectural patterns for combining agent logic with MongoDB for reliable, data-driven decision making. What you’ll cover: - What AI agents are and how they work, including basic agent architecture concepts - Memory systems and context storage tailored for AI-powered workflows - Embeddings, vector search fundamentals, and how they relate to data organization in MongoDB - How MongoDB enables intelligent, data-driven applications and scalable agent deployments - Real-world examples of building AI agents that leverage MongoDB for persistence, search, and retrieval Agenda (Approx. 3 hours): - Welcome & Networking - Main Talk: AI Agents with MongoDB — Architecture, Memory & Vector Search - Agent architecture and memory considerations - Embeddings and vector search integration - Practical patterns for production-ready AI apps with MongoDB - Speaker: Emmanuel Lucius — Software Engineer - Skill Badge Opportunity: Participants can complete a post-session activity to earn an official MongoDB Skill Badge to showcase on LinkedIn - Wrap-Up, Resources & Community Announcements - Group Photo Who should attend? - Developers, engineers, data scientists and product builders curious about combining AI agent ideas with MongoDB. - Anyone exploring memory-augmented AI, chat agents, or data-driven decision systems. Details - Date: Saturday, 14th March 2026 - Time: 10:00 AM – 01:00 PM (WAT) - Venue: CBT 18, Lagos State University, Ojo Campus, Lagos - Format: In-person meetup with talks, networking, and a hands-on mindset for practical takeaway - Outcome: You’ll leave with a practical understanding of AI agent architecture and how to power intelligent, data-driven apps with MongoDB. You’ll also have a path to earn a MongoDB Skill Badge. Registration & links - Meetup page: https://www.meetup.com/mongodb-usergroup-lagos/events/313340429 - Find more AI events in Lagos: [Lagos](https://www.createwith.com/cities/lagos) - Explore more [automation e

Kickoff hands-on event by GDG London focused on building AI-powered projects. On Saturday, March 14, 2026, in London, this in-person session offers a practical introduction to applying artificial intelligence across real-world scenarios. Whether you’re a curious beginner or an experienced developer, you’ll explore core AI concepts, see live demos, and participate in interactive workshops designed to demystify AI tooling and show you how to start building today. What you’ll get - A guided, hands-on introduction to building with AI, with activities suitable for a range of skill levels - Insight into how Google technologies and related tools can accelerate AI-driven projects - Real-world workshop tasks aimed at transforming ideas into tangible prototypes - Networking with fellow AI enthusiasts, developers, and makers in a collaborative, supportive environment Who should attend - Beginners curious about AI and its practical applications - Developers and engineers looking to expand into AI/ML, Flutter, Cloud/DevOps, Web, and Mobile - Students and professionals building AI-powered prototypes or products - Anyone interested in joining a growing community focused on AI, automation, and vibe coding Format and venue - In-person event hosted by GDG London as part of International Women’s Day (IWD) 2026 London celebrations - Location: Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London, SW7 2AZ - Schedule includes talks, demonstrations, and hands-on workshops with opportunities to collaborate - Registration is required for entry; please bring ticket confirmation on arrival and be prepared to show it at the entrance Agenda and speakers - An evening of talks and sessions focused on AI/ML, Google technologies, and related topics such as Cloud/DevOps, Mobile, and Web - The final agenda will be announced closer to the event date; follow GDG London on LinkedIn and Twitter for updates - Hosted by a team of GDG organizers and speakers with diverse backgrounds in security, Android, and app development Registration and access - Complete your RSVP via the Meetup page or the GDG RSVP link on the event page - On arrival, present your ticket confirmation; access cannot be granted without a ticket - In-person-only event with a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere designed to foster collaboration and learning Why attend - Learn practical approaches to building with AI, with hands-on activities that reinforce concepts - See how AI intersects with development

## Why you should attend Mindstone Berlin March AI Meetup This is a highly practical AI-focused meetup designed to surface real-world use cases, hands-on learnings, and future-looking discussions in Berlin. If you’re a developer, product manager, founder, researcher, or curious technologist, this session offers actionable insights you can apply to your next AI project and a chance to connect with like-minded peers. ### When and where - Date: 19 March 2026 - Time: 10:00–13:00 (listed as PDT on the booking page; Berlin/intersecting time zones may apply; verify at registration) - Venue: Techspace Eiswerk, Köpenicker Str. 40B, Berlin - Organizer: Mindstone ### What to expect Mindstone Berlin March AI Meetup is described as the “biggest Practical AI Meetup in Berlin.” The format centers on three talks that cover diverse angles of applied AI, followed by networking with pizza and drinks. The agenda includes: - Welcome and event introduction - What I Learned Building With LLMs: A technical talk breaking down the process for building a product using AI with real-life learnings and insights - How To Be More Productive Using AI: A practical demo and step-by-step guide on how to use AI to speed up and improve tasks - What Does The Future Look Like With AI?: A theoretical talk on the impact of AI on work, life and society - Closing remarks, then Pizza, Drinks & Networking ### Who should attend - AI enthusiasts and practitioners looking for concrete, real-world AI project takeaways - Developers exploring LLM-based product development - Product managers and founders curious about productivity gains and future-of-work implications - Researchers and students seeking exposure to current AI application trends ### Why this stands out - A practical focus: Each talk promises actionable insights and techniques you can apply in your own projects - Community and networking: Meet peers, potential collaborators, and mentors in a collaborative environment - Casual, approachable vibes with time built in for questions and informal chats after the talks ### Registration and seats There are limited spots available, so securing your ticket in advance is recommended. The event emphasizes hands-on, real-world AI discussions rather than abstract theory, ensuring attendees leave with ideas they can implement. ### How to participate Register via the Mindstone event page: [Mindstone Berlin March AI Meetup](https://community.mindstone.com/events/mindstone-berlin-march-ai-meetup-2026). Thi

Mindstone Madrid March 19, 2026 Practical AI Meetup – Madrid’s go-to evening for hands-on AI exploration, real-world projects, and community networking. This is the biggest Practical AI Meetup in Madrid, held monthly to dive into cutting-edge AI applications, share learnings, and connect with fellow builders and enthusiasts. Why attend? You’ll get up close with live AI projects redefining technology and human potential, learn from practitioners who are shipping today, and walk away with actionable ideas you can try in your own work. Whether you’re a developer, product manager, founder, researcher, or simply AI-curious, this event is designed to accelerate your understanding of practical AI. What to expect - Three focused talks covering different angles of practical AI: - What I Learned Building With LLMs: a technical talk breaking down the process of building a product using AI, with real-life learnings and insights. - How To Be More Productive Using AI: a hands-on demo and step-by-step guide on using AI to speed up tasks and improve efficiency. - What Does The Future Look Like With AI?: a theoretical discussion on AI’s impact on work, life, and society. - Networking, Q&A, and opportunities to meet fellow AI aficionados and pioneers. - Pizza, drinks, and informal conversations after the talks to exchange ideas and potential collaborations. Agenda snapshot Doors Open → Welcome and event introduction → What I Learned Building With LLMs → How To Be More Productive Using AI → What Does The Future Look Like With AI? → Wrap Up → Pizza, Drinks & Networking. Event details - Date: 19 March 2026 - Time: 10:00–12:00 (time zone listed as PST in the promo text; please confirm local Madrid time at registration) - Venue: Celonis, Plaza de Manuel Gómez-Moreno, Madrid - Format: in-person meetup with three talks, followed by networking - Audience: developers, product folks, startup builders, researchers, and AI enthusiasts looking for practical, actionable AI insights - Capacity: limited spots; register in advance to secure a place Cross-linking and exploration - Find more AI events in [Madrid](https://www.createwith.com/cities/madrid) - Explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) and [ai-agents events](/directory/events?topic=ai-agents) Notes - This is a real, single-event page for a Madrid-based meetup carrying a practical, hands-on focus on AI. - Event topics emphasize practical AI applications, productivity, and the broader impact of

AI Specialists: AgenticAI Monthly Meetup - Connect & Grow! in San Francisco on March 18, 2026, 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM PDT. A virtual/hybrid networking event designed for AI engineers, researchers, students, and enthusiasts to connect, showcase projects, and gain clarity on the next steps in their AI career. Hosted by CareerClub, this monthly meetup brings together AI professionals to share ideas, collaborate, and build meaningful connections in a supportive, engineer-led community. What this event offers: - A curated space for introductions, announcements, and focused conversations across themed channels - Networking opportunities including 1-on-1 video chats and direct messaging with attendees - A platform for project showcases, portfolios, and startup ideas (Help Wanted and intros channels) - Discussions on the latest AI trends, tools, methodologies, and career paths within the AgenticAI community - An inclusive environment suitable for AI engineers, researchers, students exploring opportunities, and mentors seeking collaborators Format and details: - When: Every month on the third Wednesday, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM local time - Where: Location TBD; Register Online. San Francisco, CA. The event is hosted on a Slack-like virtual platform, with in-person options potentially announced later. Global participation is welcome, with open access to all cities via virtual channels. - Registration: Through Eventbrite (ticketed) page: [AI Specialists: AgenticAI Monthly Meetup - Connect & Grow!](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-specialists-agenticai-monthly-meetup-connect-grow-san-francisco-tickets-1983368957944) - Platform vibe: A community-driven space designed by AI specialists for AI specialists, emphasizing collaboration, mentorship, and practical career navigation Who should attend: - AI engineers, researchers, and practitioners at all levels - Students exploring AI career opportunities or internships - Professionals looking to showcase AI projects or find collaborators/mentors - Founders or team leads seeking co-founders or technical partners in AI-focused ventures What you’ll gain: - Clarity on your AI career path and concrete next steps - A broadened network of peers, mentors, and potential collaborators - Feedback on your projects and ideas from a supportive AI community - Insight into current and emerging AI tools, languages, and workflows How to engage: - Participate in themed channels for introductions, project showcases, and industry discussions - Use 1-on-1

XR Creators Connect NL #8 is an exciting meetup dedicated to exploring the intersection of generative AI and extended reality (XR), taking place on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at the B'GAME Incubator in Breda. This in-person event brings together the vibrant XR community in the Netherlands and beyond, offering attendees a unique chance to learn from leading experts about how AI technologies like large language models, AI-assisted coding, and AI-powered 3D art generation are transforming the development and creative possibilities within the XR space. The agenda focuses on presentations and discussions featuring prominent practitioners at the forefront of AI-driven XR innovation. Highlights include: - Stijn Spanhove, known for creating viral, award-winning projects that blend AI elements to transform augmented reality environments. - Philipp Sieben, a recognized YouTube creator and newsletter publisher who tracks the latest advancements and challenges in AI-powered 3D art creation. - Roger ter Heide from ImproVive, who integrates AI to develop Virtual Humans and conversational AI applications for training, museums, recruitment, and multiplayer VR. Attendees can expect a deep dive into both the practical and theoretical aspects of using AI to enhance XR experiences, including real-world case studies, emerging trends, and hands-on insights from seasoned developers and creators. The event includes presentations from 15:00 to 17:00, followed by networking drinks until 19:00, providing ample opportunity for community building and collaboration. This meetup is ideal for XR developers, AI enthusiasts, digital artists, and tech innovators interested in how AI is reshaping immersive technologies. The event is organized by Jan Verwoerd (360Fabriek, DutchXR), Doruk Eker (Orb Amsterdam), and Pieter Siekerman (DNA.inc), and is powered by Gemeente Breda. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with peers and thought leaders driving the future of XR and AI integration in [Breda](/cities/breda). Register via the event page to secure your spot and gain inspiration for your own projects within the evolving landscape of AI and extended reality. Explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) and other AI meetups in [London](/cities/london).

The AI Meetup is the premier gathering for AI enthusiasts and beyond, offering a friendly space to explore how artificial intelligence is shaping products, research, and everyday workflows. This specific evening centers around a high-profile keynote from Onno Zoeter, Head of AI Research at Booking.com, who will share insights from building and scaling AI within a major travel platform. If you’re curious about how AI moves from research to production in a real-world product environment, this event is for you. What to expect on the night: - 18:00 — Kick-off: a warm welcome and quick introductions to set the tone for an engaging evening. - 19:00 — Keynote: Onno Zoeter, Head of AI Research at Booking.com, discusses how Booking.com leverages AI at scale, including data workflows, model deployment, and cross-functional collaboration between data scientists, engineers, and product teams. - 19:45 — 1st follow-up talk or update (TBA): a chance to hear about other AI applications or ongoing projects from the local AI community. - 20:30 — Pizza and Drinks (Borrel): an informal networking session to connect with peers, mentors, and potential collaborators. - 21:30 — Wrap-up: reflections and next steps for attendees. Audience and format: Whether you’re a seasoned data scientist, AI researcher, developer, or someone with a growing interest in AI, you’ll find value in practical insights, real-world use cases, and the opportunity to network with likeminded peers. The event combines a short, informative program with ample time for Q&A and informal conversations. Topics covered typically include machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and robotics—echoing the diverse range of AI disciplines explored by the community. Expect concrete examples, lessons learned from deploying AI in production, and discussions about the ethical and organizational dimensions of AI initiatives. Why attend: - Learn from a leading AI practitioner at Booking.com about building AI for a global consumer product. - Meet peers working on AI, automation, and no-code/low-code experimentation. - Enjoy food and drinks while networking with developers, researchers, founders, and students. Note: The exact venue details are not listed here; please refer to the Meetup page for location information and any last-minute updates. This is a live, in-person event with a focus on practical AI, collaboration, and community-building.

Why attend AI Meetup in Seattle? This in-person meetup is a relaxed, hands-on space to see what local AI enthusiasts are building, swap practical tips, and network face-to-face. On Monday, March 23, 2026, Tapster in Seattle hosts a 2-hour session designed for beginners through to seasoned builders who want to explore real-world AI ideas in a friendly, low‑risk setting. Whether you’re tackling no-code AI integrations, refining an AI-driven product, or simply curious about the latest demos, you’ll find a welcoming community and actionable takeaways. What to expect - In-person gathering at Tapster (1011 Valley Street, Seattle, WA 98109) with time for casual chats, live demos, and Q&A - Short demos and talks showcasing practical AI use cases, plus opportunities to discuss ideas with peers - Networking with local AI enthusiasts, developers, product folks, and founders - A relaxed vibe focused on learning, sharing, and collaboration rather than formal agendas Who should attend - Developers exploring AI integration and automation - No-code practitioners looking to leverage AI without heavy coding - Product managers and founders evaluating AI-enabled features - Students and hobbyists interested in hands-on AI demos and community learning Format and logistics - Date/time: Monday, March 23, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM PDT (2 hours) - Location: Tapster, Seattle, WA - Type: In-person meetup - Organizer: Touch To Rate What you’ll gain - Exposure to real-world AI demonstrations and practical ideas you can try in your own projects - A space to brainstorm, get feedback, and form collaborations for future projects - Access to a like-minded community for ongoing learning and support Why this matters for you - AI is moving fast, and building with AI doesn’t have to be intimidating. This meetup provides a friendly environment to learn from peers, see what’s possible with no-code and automation, and begin applying ideas quickly. - If you’re exploring automation workflows, you’ll get a sense of how to integrate AI into everyday tools and processes with minimal friction. Cross-linking and resources - Discover more AI events in [Seattle](https://www.createwith.com/cities/seattle) and beyond - Explore more about [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation) in our directory - See how popular tools like [Bubble](/tools/bubble) and [Zapier](/tools/zapier) can be used in AI-driven projects and learn tips from peers Registration and further details - Regis

Learn to build AI-powered tools without code at Brighton AI No Code & Brews (March 26): a hands-on NoCode workshop + relaxed networking for makers, founders, and builders. Experiment with practical, simple workflows for AI and automation, try friendly no-code tools, ask questions, and prototype ideas over a drink. Ideal for complete beginners and those already experimenting with AI agents or visual development—small interactive group to keep things hands-on. Hosted by Silicon Brighton; venue in Brighton to be confirmed.

Key value proposition: join the largest AI-focused meetup in Frankfurt to explore how artificial intelligence is shaping security, software, and the broader tech ecosystem, with practical talks, sponsor interactions, and networking opportunities. What to expect - Date and time: March 26, 2026, 18:00 CET (in-person, Frankfurt, Germany). The listing notes a 18:00 start with an opening reception, followed by talks and sponsor/participation forums. - Agenda snapshot: a reception to start, a welcome note from the organizer and host/sponsor, then technical talks focused on AI in cybersecurity and forward-looking software systems. Expect practical insights into how AI is deployed in real-world security contexts and how future software architectures may evolve with AI integration. - Speaker focus: Andriy Goldmann is listed as a speaker with a talk titled around AI in cybersecurity, including forward-looking perspectives on threats, defenses, and the role of AI/ML in both offense and defense of critical software ecosystems. - Community and activities: Speaker Forum and Sponsor Forum links are provided, suggesting opportunities for Q&A, networking with sponsors, and deeper dives into topics and use cases. Why this is valuable for you - For AI enthusiasts, developers, and product builders, the meetup offers concrete discussion on how AI technologies intersect with cybersecurity, software design, and enterprise risk. It’s a chance to learn about current threat landscapes, defensive AI strategies, and the implications for building AI-enabled systems (including potential impacts on startups and SaaS products). - The event format blends talks with informal reception time, making it conducive to meeting local engineers, researchers, and makers who are building AI-driven apps or evaluating AI security considerations. - As a Frankfurt-based in-person event, it’s ideal for regional networking and potential collaboration with local AI communities, startups, and corporate teams. Target audience and level - Engineers, researchers, product managers, and founders curious about practical AI applications and cybersecurity implications. - Intermediate to advanced audiences who want to understand how AI is shaping security strategies and software architecture in the near to mid term. Format and activities - In-person meetup with a short reception, followed by talks and sponsor-led forums. - Opportunity for live Q&A with the speaker and networking with attendees and sponsors. Wha

IoT Belfast returns with a focused evening on the intersection of IoT, AI, and insurance. If you’re an engineer, data scientist, product leader, or insurance professional curious about how connected devices and intelligent insights are transforming risk management, this meetup is for you. Expect three speakers delivering concise, 15-minute talks, followed by Q&A and ample networking, all anchored at Liberty IT in Belfast. The March event explores how IoT data and AI-driven insights are shifting services from reactive responses to proactive prevention and protection in real-world insurance and risk applications. What to expect: - A curated evening of short, impactful talks across IoT, AI, and insurance, designed to share practical lessons and real-world use cases. - Clear insights into how embedded sensors, predictive analytics, and agentic AI concepts are shaping modern insurance products and services. - A friendly, engineering-minded crowd spanning across industries, with opportunities to connect with peers, mentors, and potential collaborators. Agenda snapshot: - 6:30 PM – Informal networking - 7:00 PM – Welcome & introductions - 7:15 PM – Talks begin - 8:15 PM – Networking & chats - 8:30 PM – Event close (and maybe pints nearby) Speakers (as announced): - Ben Bland & Carol Campbell (Liberty IT) – Moving “Left of the Bang”: How Emerging Tech is Driving the Inversion from Reactive to Proactive Services. They’ll share research on trending technologies that enable predictive, preventive, and proactive insurance services. - Rory Gallagher (Liberty IT) – Agentic AI lessons from my LLM-backed smart home. A practical look at how GenAI can empower smart environments, where it succeeds, where it struggles, and what this means for enterprise adoption. - Speaker 3: TBC (final details to be announced) Who should attend: - Engineers, data scientists, and product leaders exploring how IoT and AI reshape insurance - Tech enthusiasts interested in real-world applications of IoT and AI in business - Anyone considering how to move from reactive to proactive risk management using connected devices and intelligent insights Venue & host: - Liberty IT, 24–26 Adelaide St, Belfast BT2 8GD, Belfast, GB - Host: Liberty IT; event facilitated by Martin Naughton & Galvia Digital Why this is valuable: - Learn from practitioners actively deploying IoT and AI in an insurance context, with practical takeaways you can apply in your own projects. - See how “Left of the Bang” thinkin

AI Lab Chiang Mai presents Agents in the Wild – a weekly in-person deep-dive into persistent AI agents and personal automation. On 27 March 2026 at 18:00, join Nick Frith at The Kannas Hotel in Chiang Mai for a hands-on session that goes beyond chatbots to explore agents that run continuously, live across apps and devices, and manage tasks 24/7. This meetup is about the real, messy, exciting world of autonomous agents: architectures, memory, skills, security, and the trade-offs between power and simplicity. If you’ve seen OpenClaw or Claude Code setups trending and want to understand what it takes to build something similar, this session is for you. What to expect: - Deep dives into real agent systems (OpenClaw, Claude Code setups, custom builds) - Live demos and walkthroughs showing agents actually running - Hands-on time to build, configure, or extend your own agent - Honest discussion about what works, what’s dangerous, and what’s just hype Who this is for: - Developers and builders curious about AI agents beyond chat prompts - People building personal automation systems - Anyone already running agents who wants to deepen their knowledge - Anyone who saw OpenClaw trending and wants practical guidance What to bring: - A laptop - An LLM API key Hosted by Nick Frith as part of AI Lab Chiang Mai, this session is a practical exploration of persistent agents, from architecture to risk management. Expect thoughtful discussions about when to deploy autonomous agents, how to secure them, and how to design workflows that scale with your needs. The venue is The Kannas Hotel, in the Chiang Mai area, and the event aims to foster hands-on experimentation and peer learning in a friendly, maker-focused community. Find more AI events in [Chiang Mai](https://www.createwith.com/cities/chiangmai) and connect with others exploring automation and AI agents. Registration/participation: You can view and join via the Meetup page: [Agents in the Wild – AI Lab Chiang Mai](https://www.meetup.com/th-TH/th-TH/the-ai-lab/events/tfxbwtyjcfbkc). Bring your curiosity, a readiness to tinker, and your API access keys to test ideas in real-time. This is a great opportunity for hands-on learning, collaboration, and experimenting with personal agent systems in a community of builders.

AI Startup Meetup Seattle: 2026 is an in-person gathering for AI founders, engineers, researchers, and enthusiasts in the Seattle area. The event takes place on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Capital One Café in Bellevue, WA. It’s organized by Touch To Rate and designed to foster genuine connection, idea sharing, and potential collaborations within the AI startup community. What to expect: a casual, in-person meetup focused on real-world AI startup conversations. Attendees will have ample time to network, exchange experiences, and explore opportunities to collaborate on AI-powered products or services. This is a space for both seasoned founders and curious newcomers to connect, spark conversations, and learn from peers in a welcoming environment. Who should attend: AI enthusiasts, startup founders, product managers, engineers, researchers, and students exploring the AI startup landscape. Whether you’re actively building the next big AI thing or simply curious about where AI is heading, you’ll find peers who share your interests and can offer hands-on perspectives. Format and venue: an in-person meetup at Capital One Café in Bellevue (near Seattle). Expect informal discussions and opportunities to meet several peers across the AI and startup ecosystem. The setting is designed to encourage authentic conversations and lasting connections rather than scripted presentations. Registration and logistics: tickets are available on Eventbrite. Secure your spot through the event page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-startup-meetup-seattle-2026-tickets-1983551095723. This page also serves as the primary registration source and a hub for any updates. Why this event stands out: it combines the energy of Seattle’s AI startup scene with a relaxed, face-to-face format that’s ideal for quick idea exchanges and potential collaborations. If you’re building AI products, exploring AI-powered startups, or simply want to immerse yourself in the local AI community, this meetup is a valuable meetup to add to your calendar. Takeaways you can expect: - Opportunities to network with AI founders, developers, and enthusiasts - Fresh ideas and perspectives on AI product ideas and go-to-market considerations - Potential partnerships or collaboration opportunities within the local AI community - A firsthand sense of current AI startup trends and challenges in the Seattle/Bellevue area Find more AI events in [Seattle](https://www.createwith.com/cities/seattle)

Virtual meetup on Apr 2, 2026, 9–11 AM Pacific, exploring AI, ML and computer vision with four expert talks. What you’ll get: - Four high-signal talks from leading practitioners covering practical challenges and real-world deployments in AI, ML, and computer vision. - A focus on production-ready patterns for AI agents, edge vision, data evaluation, and enterprise-scale agentic systems. - A clear understanding of failure modes, operationalization pitfalls, and proven strategies to keep costs and latency in check when moving from lab to production. - A flexible, online format suitable for developers, data scientists, and engineers who want actionable insights you can apply in your projects. Agenda highlights (talks and speakers): - Async Agents in Production: Failure Modes and Fixes — Meryem Arik (co-founder and CEO, Doubleword). Learn common failure modes of long-running async agents and practical design patterns to reduce error propagation and control token costs in production. - Visual AI at the Edge: Beyond the Model — David Moser (Co-Founder, Orella Vision). Dive into deploying visual AI at the edge, covering not just models but end-to-end, production-grade edge systems, with real-world pitfalls and a practical mental model for edge projects. - Sanitizing Evaluation Datasets: From Detection to Correction — Nick Lotz (Voxel51). See a workflow for auditing ground-truth data, diagnosing label discordances, and correcting data in-situ to create a trustworthy end-to-end evaluation pipeline. - Building enterprise agentic systems that scale — Aman Sardana (Senior Engineering Architect, Cisco). Explore multi-agent orchestration patterns for complex workflows, personalization, and enterprise-scale foundations that earn user trust. Format and logistics: - Location: Online (Registration for Zoom). The event is virtual, so you can attend from anywhere. - Time: Apr 2, 2026, 9:00–11:00 AM Pacific Time - Audience: developers, data scientists, engineers, and product leaders interested in production AI, autonomous agents, and applied computer vision. - Registration: The page notes registration for Zoom, so ensure you register to receive the meeting link. Why attend: - Learn from practitioners actively building production AI systems, not just theory. - Gain a practical framework for designing robust, scalable AI agents and edge deployment strategies. - Network with peers working on AI-enabled automation, no-code/low-code agentics, and enterprise AI applications. - Ge

INNOVATE AI MEETUP 2026 XL EDITION in Arnhem explores AI's current state, its future trajectory, and the impact on society. English-language programme, 20:00–21:30 at Muzenzaal, Musis Arnhem (April 7, 2026).\n\nJoin six speakers, including prof. dr. Pim Haselager (Radboud University / Donders Institute), who will discuss how AI is developed and used today, the ethical challenges we face, and what developments we could expect in the coming years. The XL edition is the kickoff of a fresh series of INNOVATE events in 2026, with top AI innovators, scientists, entrepreneurs, designers and other curious minds sharing the latest innovations and their visions for this revolutionary technology. More speakers will be announced in the coming weeks, and tickets are available now.\n\nThe main programme runs in English and takes place in the Muzenzaal from 20:00 to 21:30, offering a blend of talks, demonstrations and opportunities to network with peers. Expect a lively, thought-provoking evening that covers practical AI use cases, ethical considerations, and future directions for AI research and deployment. Whether you're a student, founder, designer or developer, this event provides a clear view of AI's current capabilities and where it could head next, with a focus on responsible, impactful innovation.\n\nRegistration and details can be found on the event page; stay tuned for further speaker announcements.

AI Meet-up! is a casual, in-person gathering on Bainbridge Island for AI enthusiasts to connect, share ideas, and explore practical AI and automation tricks. The event takes place on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at Bainbridge Brewing, Bainbridge Island, WA. This community-led meetup is presented by Vast Solutions Group and features a guest appearance by R. Kenner French, Amazon #1 best-selling author of ModernMillions.ai, who will share insights on applying AI in everyday workflows and ambitious AI projects. Whether you’re new to AI or a seasoned practitioner, you’ll find welcoming conversations, opportunities to swap ideas, and approachable demonstrations of AI and automation concepts. Format and atmosphere: an in-person hangout focused on discussion, Q&A, and networking with fellow builders who are excited about AI. Expect a mix of casual chats, short demos, and collaborative idea exchanges in a relaxed setting at Bainbridge Brewing. The event aims to demystify practical AI applications and no-code automation approaches that attendees can apply to personal projects, startups, or current work. Target audience: beginners looking to learn simple AI tricks, as well as experienced practitioners seeking fresh perspectives and community connections. The session invites participants to bring at least one idea or question to fuel conversations and potential collaborations. This is a great place to explore practical AI tooling, share case studies, and learn from others in a friendly, supportive environment. Ticketing and details: tickets are available via Eventbrite. This is a real-world, community-driven meetup designed to foster collaboration, learning, and networking around AI and automation in a casual, approachable setting.

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

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

The AI Meetup Frankfurt scheduled for Thursday, April 30, 2026, at 18:00, offers an engaging platform for AI enthusiasts and professionals to explore the latest trends and developments in artificial intelligence. This event features multiple expert speakers, including Shweta Dua, Fabian-Robert Stöter, and Prasad Tilloo, delivering talks that cover diverse AI topics such as deep learning, natural language processing, neural networks, and AI programming. Attendees can look forward to a structured agenda beginning with a reception and a welcome note, followed by insightful presentations, announcements, and ample time for socializing. The meetup encourages community involvement by inviting interested individuals to speak or sponsor, fostering a collaborative environment aimed at growing Frankfurt’s AI community. Ideal for AI professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts eager to network and deepen their understanding of advanced AI concepts, this event combines educational talks with networking opportunities. Whether you are experienced or new to AI, this meetup provides a valuable chance to connect with like-minded individuals and stay updated on cutting-edge AI technologies. Discover more AI events in [Frankfurt](/cities/frankfurt) and explore further [artificial intelligence meetup events](/directory/events?topic=ai-agents). Register to participate and engage with the vibrant AI community at the provided Meetup URL.

Grab a seat for an evening that blends AI-powered SEO insight with practical networking in a relaxed Brighton setting. Sip & Search is designed for in-house marketers, agency professionals, and freelancers who want to explore how AI is reshaping visibility in 2026 and beyond. This BrightonSEO UK edition promises a focused conversation on how to navigate evolving search landscapes, with a mix of expert perspectives and hands-on discussion. What you’ll get: - Aimed-at-the-top discussion on AI-driven brand visibility, including how large language models surface answers and what brands must do to stay visible as search evolves - Practical, battle-tested tips to improve your brand’s presence in answer engines, plus how to measure ROI and what metrics to track - A candid look at common misconceptions around retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and how to align AI strategies with real-world SEO outcomes - A panel featuring Nick Lafferty (Growth Marketing, Profound), Aleyda Solis (International SEO Consultant & Founder, Orainti), and Tom Capper (Senior Search Scientist, Moz) - An evening of networking with SEO and digital marketing leaders in a laid-back setting, plus ethnic cuisine and free drinks - Casual yet valuable opportunities to connect with top AI SEO experts and potential collaborators Event format and details: - Date & time: Thursday, 30 April 2026, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM - Venue: Projects Nile House, Nile Street, Brighton and Hove, England (The Globe Room, 3rd Floor) - Organised by The Freelance coalition for developing countries (The FCDC), a UK nonprofit supporting BIPOC marketers - Tickets: Non-refundable and non-transferable; ticket price supports food and drinks on site Who should attend: - Marketers and SEOs looking to leverage AI for better brand visibility - Freelancers and agency professionals exploring AI-augmented SEO workflows - Those curious about how to translate data from AI-enabled search into real ROI Why this event stands out: - A curated panel of recognized AI and SEO experts offering actionable insights for 2026 and beyond - A hands-on, conversation-driven format that emphasizes practical takeaways over theory - A friendly, networking-forward environment designed to foster meaningful connections with peers and potential collaborators Cross-links and tools you might explore: - If you’re evaluating automations to support SEO reporting, you could consider tools like [Zapier](/tools/zapier) to connect data sources, or prototype with [Bu

Join Nottingham's DS&AI Meetup for a practical, in-person evening focused on AI, data science, and real-world software-building discussions. This is a friendly, hands-on gathering designed for developers, researchers, students, and enthusiasts who want to explore AI applications, share ideas, and connect with local peers. What to expect: - Date and time: Thursday, 2 July 2026, doors open at 18:00, talks start around 18:15, with a 20:30 close. The event is held in person. - Format: A speaker/workshop session followed by ample time for socialising, Q&A, and networking. There’s usually a pub meetup afterwards for informal conversations. - This month’s talk: To Be Announced. Even with the title TBD, attendees gain value from the live discussion, round-table style dialogue, and the chance to share ongoing AI projects. - Food: Pizza is included; please note you’ll need to bring your own drink. - Venue details: In-person venue information is provided on the Meetup page itself; plan to check the page for the exact location on the day of the event. Why you should attend: - Learn about current AI and DS topics from local practitioners and peers. - See real-world use cases, discuss implementation details, and get feedback on your own ideas. - Build your network in a supportive community that blends research, development, and practical business applications. - Meet potential collaborators or mentors, and explore opportunities in Nottingham’s AI ecosystem. Who’s this for: - Engineers, data scientists, researchers, product managers, students, and hobbyists curious about AI, DS, and software automation. - Beginners welcome, as well as more experienced practitioners looking to share insights and get new perspectives. How to participate: - This is an in-person event with a speaker/workshop, followed by socialising and networking. - Join the community on Discord for pre-event chatter and updates: [Discord](https://discord.gg/fhTdHdZju2). - For any questions, you can reach the organiser at ben@dadtheinfluencer.co.uk. - Don’t forget to check the Meetup page for the latest details, including the venue address and any last-minute changes: https://www.meetup.com/nottingham-artificial-intelligence-meetup/events/313240951. Sponsors and community backing: - Pizzas sponsored by Rebel Recruiters – Specialists in Tech Recruitment. - CBIT Venture Builder – connecting education, research, and industry to drive practical AI-enabled ventures. - Superlawyer – a Nottingham-based legal

In-person AI and data science community meetup in Nottingham with a focused evening of learning, discussion, and socialising. This event is designed for developers, data scientists, product builders, and AI enthusiasts who want to explore practical AI applications, share experiences, and meet like-minded makers in a friendly, hands-on setting. What to expect: - Schedule: 18:00 – Doors Open; 18:15 – Talk Starts; 20:30 – Doors Close. The session typically kicks off with a warm welcome, followed by a keynote or workshop-style talk, and ends with informal networking over pizza and drinks. - Talk: This month’s talk is titled "The 80% Opportunity - Transforming into an AI Company" by Alexander Koukovistas. The talk will explore how teams can shift the majority of their effort beyond coding towards productized AI capabilities, illustrated by Kentico’s journey toward becoming an AI-powered organization. Expect concrete patterns, practical insights, and real-world considerations for moving from AI curiosity to measurable business impact. - Food and social: Pizza is provided, with attendees invited to bring their own drinks. After the talk, there’s usually an opportunity to mingle, share ideas, and continue conversations at a local pub. - Community and inclusivity: The Nottingham DS&AI Meetup welcomes attendees across skill levels, from curious beginners to seasoned practitioners. Whether you’re experimenting with AI tooling, building AI-enabled products, or researching DS&AI topics, you’ll find peers to learn with. - Logistics and extras: Photos are taken at the event; if you don’t want your photo online, inform an organiser. There’s an active Discord channel for pre-event Q&A and post-event discussion: [Discord](/tools/discord). - Sponsors and collaborators: The event is supported by local partners, including Rebel Recruiters, CBIT Venture Builder, Superlawyer, and Dad the Influencer. These collaborations help enable talks, networking, and opportunities in the regional AI/tech ecosystem. Who should attend: - Engineers, data scientists, product managers, and founders exploring AI-powered product development - No-code or visual-development practitioners interested in AI integration and workflow automation - Anyone curious about practical AI adoption, deployment, and strategy in small to mid-sized teams Format: - In-person meetup with a speaker/workshop, followed by networking and socialising. Expect a pragmatic, discussion-friendly environment with opportuniti

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 [

A meetup focused on building AI-powered apps with no-code tools in Edinburgh, featuring hands-on demos, case studies and startup insights. Learn to build applications and automations.

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