AI020 2026

In-person session focusing on building automation and AI-powered apps using no-code platforms. Networking and live demos in Amsterdam.

Explore trusted AI agents by design in Madrid as experts discuss how trust infrastructure—Trust Spanning Protocol (TSP) and Provenance Identity Continuity (PIC)—enables secure, continuous AI agent ecosystems. This meetup focuses on rapid innovation in agentic AI, where agents don’t just forward intent but help create it, making trust an architectural requirement rather than an afterthought. The event invites researchers, developers, security professionals, and product leaders to dive into how decentralized trust infrastructure can enable interoperable, secure communications across AI agent ecosystems across organizational boundaries. Schedule and program highlights (Madrid, March 3, 2026, 17:00–18:00 local time): - 5:00 PM Opening & Framing – Shane Deconinck - 5:10 PM Running AI Agent Protocols over Trust Spanning Protocol – Wenjing Chu How TMCP (Trust Spanning Protocol) and TA2A enable secure, interoperable communication to AI agent ecosystems, built on the Trust Spanning Protocol. - 5:35 PM Authority Is Continuous – Nicola Gallo Introducing PIC (Provenance Identity Continuity Protocol) and its Proof of Continuity as a security primitive for distributed transactions and agent chains. - 6:00 PM Closing Panel: Connecting the Layers – Moderated by Shane Deconinck A discussion on how the proposed solutions fit together, remaining gaps, alignment with standards, and what’s needed to move from specification to adoption, with audience interaction. Learn more concepts and resources referenced in the session, including the TMCP and PIC Protocol materials, and explore how these approaches can strengthen trust in human–AI interactions within distributed agent networks. This is a hands-on, forward-looking conversation aimed at shaping practical standards and adoption paths for secure AI agent ecosystems. If you’re curious about designing AI systems with built-in trust, interoperability, and continuity across organizational boundaries, this meetup offers a clear, technical lens on the challenges and potential solutions. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of how to architect for trust, what protocols to watch, and how to think about provenance and continuity in agent-driven workflows. Registration and details can be found on the Meetup event page: [Meetup page](https://www.meetup.com/es-es/lfdt-madrid/events/313334687). This session is part of the LFDT Madrid community events series and is ideal for those involved in AI agents, distributed syste

Let's talk AI in Amsterdam Vol. III is an intimate, discussion-driven meetup organized by Netventis, designed for hands‑on AI minds who want practical, real‑world insights. With only 15 spots, the format emphasizes conversation over lecture, giving participants a space to share experiences, challenges, and concrete adoption strategies in a relaxed setting. The event centers on practical AI usage, from generative applications to intelligent automation and AI strategy, ensuring attendees leave with actionable ideas for their own projects and teams. What to expect: - A compact, non‑lecture format: this isn’t a panel—it's a facilitated conversation where attendees contribute, question, and learn from one another. - Moderation by professionals from Accenture and a public safety company, creating a structured yet open dialogue around real‑world AI challenges. - A convivial, hands‑on feel: venue provided by Netventis with three rounds of wine tasting and light snacks (bread & dips, cheeses, charcuterie). The social atmosphere supports meaningful connections and peer learning. - A focus on practical adoption: themes include generative applications, intelligent automation, and AI strategy, with an emphasis on actionable takeaways that attendees can apply in their organizations. - Target audience: data scientists, data strategists, product owners, innovation leads, and business technologists who want to exchange authentic, industry‑relevant insights on how AI is transforming work. Logistics: - Date and time: Wednesday, March 4, 2026 at 6:30 PM. - Location: Nook, Amsterdam, NH (in‑person event). - Capacity: Limited to 15 spots; participation by invitation or confirmation only. - Final details will be provided by Netventis. Who should attend: - Professionals actively exploring or leading AI initiatives in their teams. - Anyone interested in practical, scalable AI adoption strategies beyond theory. - Individuals looking to expand their network with like‑minded AI practitioners and potential collaborators. Registration and where to learn more: - Tickets and more details: [Let’s Talk AI in Amsterdam Vol. III on Eventbrite](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lets-talk-ai-in-amsterdam-vol-iii-tickets-1982609721046). - Find more AI events in [Amsterdam](https://www.createwith.com/cities/amsterdam). - Explore related topics and events via our directory: [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation). This event is ideal for anyone who wants to move from theory to rea

Key value: Two-day, hands-on broadcast training in Amsterdam focused on real-time workflows using Reality 5.7. This in-person program at the Zero Density Amsterdam Training Center is designed for broadcast professionals working with AR, Virtual Studios, XR, on-air graphics, and video walls. Pre-registered attendees gain practical, production-ready instruction built around real-world workflows, with limited seats and a certificate upon completion. The event runs 5–6 March 2026 with a participation fee of €789, and the registration covers training, accommodation, and lunches. What to expect: - Practical, hands-on sessions over two days (Reality 5.7 focused) covering system configuration, camera tracking & lens calibration, node-based compositing, and live studio operations & control. - Real-time broadcast workflows in AR, virtual studios, on-air graphics, and video walls, all centered on a design, control, playout mindset for scalable, repeatable workflows. - Structured tracks: - Reality 5.7: Virtual Studio Mastery (Instructor: Ali Erdogan, Tolga Ergin) – master the broadcast virtual studio workflow, including high‑fidelity compositing, Traxis integration, live studio operations, and the new multi-channel execution model with DLSS AI upscaling to maintain 50/60fps in ray-traced sets. - Building Sustainable Broadcast Workflows with Reality 5 (Instructor: Faraz Qayyum) – focus on stable project structure, unified Reality platform concepts, and operator-friendly control and logging. - Unified Template-Based Broadcast Graphics for AR, Virtual Studios, Video Walls and Overlays (Instructor: Faraz Qayyum) – standardize graphics creation and execution with a single template system, no‑code design, and template-driven playout across domains. - Trainers: Faraz Qayyum, Ali Yasin Erdoğan, Tolga Ergin – senior engineers and instructors with deep Unreal Engine and real-time graphics expertise. - Certification: Participants who complete the training receive an official Zero Density Certificate. - Notes: Pre-registration is required due to limited seating; the cited price includes training, accommodation, and lunches. Audience and format: - Ideal for technical teams operating or building broadcast graphics and virtual studios who want a strong technical foundation and practical adoption of Reality 5.7 workflows. - In-person, hands-on, lab-style format with small group sizes for direct support and problem solving. - The program is product‑level and uses real product

Practical AI conference for developers, data scientists and business leaders: learn generative AI, machine learning, data architectures, ethics and governance through expert talks, case studies and networking. Attend two days of English-language presentations, practical sessions and industry case studies designed for practitioners and decision-makers. Expect hands-on insights into building production-ready AI, governance and the operational impact of AI across sectors. Ideal for engineers, architects, product leaders and AI builders who want actionable strategies, real-world examples and opportunities to connect with the Dutch and international AI ecosystem. Keywords: AI, generative AI, machine learning, automation, agents, builders.

A two-day in-person hackathon in Amsterdam for 14–30-year-old builders, designers and creatives. Teams form, learn from mentors, and build projects — from apps to automations — fostering youth creativity and collaboration.