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Join AI Specialists: AppliedAI Ethics Monthly Mixer - Grow Your Network! in Montreal on March 11, 2026 for virtual networking with AI engineers, researchers, and enthusiasts. This is a globally accessible, monthly gathering designed to foster meaningful connections around AppliedAI ethics, career growth, and collaborative opportunities. Overview: - Theme: AppliedAI ethics networking for AI professionals, researchers, students, and enthusiasts. - Format: Virtual mixer hosted on a Slack-like platform, enabling self-managed group chats, 1-1 video chats, and project showcases. - Accessibility: Open to participants worldwide; Montreal-focused event with a virtual, location-agnostic setup. Location is listed as Location TBD; Register Online. Who should attend: - AI engineers, researchers, and students exploring ethics, tools, projects, and careers in AI. - Job seekers, recruiters, and professionals seeking collaboration on AI ethics, ML tools, and responsible AI. - Anyone curious about AppliedAI ethics, industry trends, and opportunities to demo or discuss AI projects. What to expect: - Unmoderated, self-managed networking across themed group chat channels. - Project showcases: grads and participants can post their portfolios, startups, or AI experiments. - Intros and background sharing to help you connect with others with similar interests or complementary skills. - “Help Wanted” space to highlight your skills and offer or request assistance in coding, design, writing, and more. - Industry insights through the Industry Room Tech, covering tools, trends, and development approaches in AI. Event details: - When: March 11, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (local time) - Where: Virtual platform (Location TBD; Register Online) – hosted to be accessible from anywhere - Recurrence: This mixer runs on the 2nd Wednesday of every month for the next 3 years, offering ongoing opportunities to connect with the AI Specialists community - Join link: https://events.tao.ai/pod/ai.specialists.club/cont-r8tfbvicrqsh/city--YUL---source--eb - Registration: Available via Eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-specialists-appliedai-ethics-monthly-mixer-grow-your-network-montreal-tickets-1982783234028 Why you should join: - Gain clarity on your AI career path within the ethics-focused landscape. - Build meaningful, long-term relationships with other AI professionals, researchers, and students. - Discover potential collaborators for your next AI project or startup. - Broaden your

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

The Toronto Software Testing Meetup by The Test Tribe is your chance to dive into AI-augmented testing and automation in a real-world, in-person setting. This event showcases practical talks that bridge AI concepts with day-to-day quality engineering, offering actionable insights you can apply to your own testing workflows. The 12th Toronto meetup on 25 March 2026 brings together testers, QA engineers, and QA leaders to explore how AI and automation can elevate quality decisions, testing strategies, and collaboration across teams. What you’ll gain from attending: - In-depth sessions on AI-driven QA practices and how AI can synthesize data, uncover patterns, and drive strategic quality improvements. - Hands-on focus on API testing with Postman, exploring how to leverage automation and AI features to streamline test design, execution, and documentation. - Real-world examples of connecting test workflows with Jira, CI pipelines, Slack, and monitoring systems to surface actionable insights. - Networking with a community of like-minded testers (40+ attendees already registered) and opportunities to discuss career growth, tooling, and open challenges in QA. Format and topics: - In-person meetup at 125 E Liberty St, Toronto, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM EST, with a welcome networking segment and live talks. - Session 1: AI as a Force Multiplier for QE Leaders — practical ways to use AI to connect quality data across tools, build custom GPTs for defect and regression analysis, and turn metrics into proactive quality leadership. - Session 2: API Testing Automation with Postman — fundamentals of API testing, building reusable collections, using variables and data, and injecting AI into Postman tests for smarter checks and automatic documentation via Newman. - Speakers include industry practitioners who bring a blend of hands-on testing, automation, and leadership experience. Target audience and vibe: - Ideal for QA engineers, software testers, automation engineers, and team leads who want to harness AI and automation to improve testing outcomes. - A collaborative, hands-on vibe—great for sharing practical lessons, networking, and discovering tools that can scale with your team. - Expect a mix of technical depth and strategic insights, with real-world examples and time for Q&A. Why this stands out: - The session lineup focuses on practical AI-enabled quality engineering, not just theory, with concrete takeaways you can implement in Jira, CI, Slack, and monitoring work

Attend STIQ Robotics #11 on 19 May 2026 in London — an evening of robotics and automation networking, lightning presentations, a panel discussion, and hands-on demos for builders, startups and engineers. Learn about warehouse automation, cobots, industrial & medical robots, and how AI is applied in real-world automation. Ideal for robotics/automation engineers, startup founders, investors, students and enterprise users. Format: two sessions of 4×5min startup/sponsor presentations, a chaired panel (Obinna Njoku, Mark Slack, Caroline France), plus extended networking with drinks and pizza. Register via luma.com. Keywords: AI, automation, robotics, agents, builders, networking.