AI-Powered Job Search & Vibe Coding Workshop

A day-long in-person event exploring how AI is transforming work and skills. Includes a Vibe Coding Masterclass (hands-on AI-powered prototyping), an LBG AI showcase with live demos of agentic AI in enterprise, and the AI Café for discussion and networking. Free to attend (max 4 tickets per company).

Seminar on applying AI in business: strategy, realistic use cases, adoption framework, and which tools enable automation and growth. For business leaders, entrepreneurs and innovation teams.

Hands-on full-day workshop to build, deploy and operate production-grade AI agents — covering architectures, scaled deployment (blue-green rollouts), observability, analytics, monitoring, and safety. For developers, designers and AI-curious builders. Register via giveago.co.

AI Engineers weekly meetup in Chiang Mai hosted by Social Layer. Sat, Feb 07, 2026 — 10:00–12:00 GMT+7. Repeating weekly. Venue: Nomad Shop - Event Space.

SFPL presents a beginner-friendly, four-session workshop designed to demystify AI and robotics through no-code, hands-on learning. This program offers a practical, engaging introduction to how modern technologies in AI and robotics are shaping our world, with remote access to real robots and graphical, code-free interaction. The course runs as a 4-session series across February 2026, giving newcomers a solid foundation in digital literacy and the basics of AI robotics. What you’ll get - A practical, no-code approach to understanding AI and robotics, suitable for absolute beginners with no programming experience - Teleoperating a remote robot arm and doing simple tasks using graphical interfaces - An introduction to how computers perceive the world, including basic computer vision concepts and image analysis - Hands-on activities that connect concepts like APIs, connectivity, and path planning to real-world robot behavior - Remote live instruction provided by Scaleup Robotics AB, with remote robot access for session activities Session schedule (all dates in 2026): - Session 1 — February 7: Introduction to Robotics, core AI technologies, remote robot teleoperation basics, and practice making a robot follow patterns - Session 2 — February 14: Connectivity, what a Web API is, how robots connect via API, coordinate systems, and basic graphical programming (Blockly) with a dance and patrol challenges - Session 3 — February 21: How robots see the world, image pixels, background removal, contours and center-point detection, and a pick-and-place challenge - Session 4 — February 28: Object detection in camera images, AI robotics and computer vision experiments, and reflections on how robotics and AI may shape the world Format and accessibility - The program is hosted by the San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) with remote live instruction via video link and remote robot access - In-person participation is available at SFPL locations; all SFPL locations are wheelchair accessible - All programs are drop-in unless otherwise noted, though reservations are requested for the full series. Call 415-557-4388 for series reservations or accessibility accommodations (availability may vary) - The program is conducted in English unless otherwise noted - The session may be filmed or photographed for archival and promotional purposes; participants can request not to be photographed by informing staff or the photographer About the providers and how to participate - This course is

This workshop, **Future-Proof: Navigating Your Career and Life in the Age of AI**, offers a rigorous, economically grounded assessment of the AI landscape with a focus on practical strategies for professionals to leverage AI rather than be displaced by it. Taking place in Chiang Mai on February 7, 2026, the event is led by Dr. Stefan Rucman, an expert in innovative technology and sustainability, who guides participants through understanding the intersection of automation, human skills, and economic value. Attendees will explore the difference between technological capability and economic viability, learning about the "Jagged Frontier" concept which demystifies AI's strengths and limitations. The session discusses the realities of displacement versus augmentation, emphasizing that AI tends to automate tasks rather than whole jobs. The workshop delves into the technical workings of Large Language Models (LLMs), highlighting risks like hallucination and brittleness that necessitate human oversight. Sustainability is also addressed, examining the environmental and economic costs of AI development. A key focus is identifying the "Human Premium," or those uniquely human skills AI cannot replicate, such as high-stakes accountability, complex context switching, and novelty generation. Through interactive exercises, participants map out which job aspects are safe and how to double down on their economic value. Practical strategies for career adaptation include treating AI as an "incompetent intern" needing precise guidance (prompt engineering) and adopting the "Centaurs" strategy, combining human intuition with AI speed for competitive advantage. The workshop concludes with attendees drafting a personal tech-audit to automate a workflow and upgrade a human skill. Designed for professionals, freelancers, business owners, and career-changers worried about automation, this 2.5-hour workshop delivers actionable insights without hype, focusing on sustainable and economically viable AI adoption. Find more AI and automation events in [Chiang Mai](/cities/chiangmai) to continue learning and adapting your skills to the evolving tech landscape. **Event Details:** - **Date:** February 7, 2026 - **Location:** In-person, Chiang Mai - **Facilitator:** Dr. Stefan Rucman - **Price:** 400 THB Register via the Meetup event page to secure your spot and future-proof your career in the age of AI.