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⌖ Bangkok · Modernform Lifestyle Space

Hosted by 21st Century Learning

A free in-person meetup for educators in Bangkok, 21CL Bangkok Teachmeet offers practical teaching ideas, classroom tools and peer networking on 1 October 2026. Hosted by 21st Century Learning, this informal evening gives teachers a fast-moving way to discover strategies that fellow educators have already put into practice. Rather than long lectures, the Teachmeet centres on concise, volunteer-led presentations lasting just two or five minutes. Expect useful examples, candid classroom experience and ideas you can adapt for teaching and learning. What to expect The event runs from 5:30pm to 8pm at Modernform Lifestyle Space, 598 Thanon Phloen Chit, Pathum Wan. Its format combines rapid-fire presentations with plenty of time for conversation: - 5:30–6pm: Welcome and networking - 6–7pm: Two- and five-minute rapid-fire presentations - 7–8pm: Continued networking with fellow educators Participants may discuss a strategy they have implemented during the past year or introduce a product that has improved their classroom practice. Topics can include lesson ideas, useful apps, classroom tools, AI and technology integration, or early-stage projects seeking collaborators. The emphasis is on sharing specific, useful experiences rather than delivering polished conference talks. Who should attend? This free event is designed for educators who want to learn from peers, exchange practical teaching tips and build relationships across the local education community. It is suitable both for those who simply want to listen and network and for practitioners ready to contribute an idea of their own. Because presentations are deliberately short, first-time speakers have an accessible route to participate alongside more experienced presenters. The wider aim is to inspire educators with relevant ideas, strengthen a lasting network of teaching and learning partners, and surface strategies that can be used in the classroom and beyond. The informal, participant-powered format makes the evening particularly valuable for discovering a broad mix of approaches in a limited amount of time. Share your own idea… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing

BESC 2026 brings AI, NLP and computational social science researchers to Bangkok for a three-day conference on 26–28 October 2026. The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing is an interdisciplinary forum for exploring how technology can help researchers understand human behaviour, social interaction and large-scale societal dynamics. Building on editions held annually since 2014, the 2026 conference will connect academic researchers and industry practitioners working across artificial intelligence, natural language processing, computational social science, business, marketing, behavioural psychology and related fields. Research themes The programme will focus on foundational research and emerging approaches within behavioural and social computing. Topics invited by the organisers include: - AI and large language models in social and behavioural computing - LLM-driven agents for social interaction and communication - Agent-based modelling of human behaviour and social dynamics - Generative AI for synthetic behavioural and social data - Multimodal behavioural sensing and analytics - Social network analysis, collective intelligence and social recommendation - Sentiment analysis, argument mining and social media analytics - Online credibility, privacy, security, trust and research ethics - Crowd dynamics, virtual communities and digital humanities - Behaviour change, technology and wellbeing Across three days, attendees can expect research presentations and opportunities to exchange ideas, compare methods and identify future research directions. The conference is particularly relevant to researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, university practitioners and industry specialists. Its broad scope should suit both established experts and postgraduate researchers seeking exposure to current interdisciplinary work. For prospective authors… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit

Hosted by Tomorrow People Organization

ICFH2026 brings scholars, thinkers, innovators and global leaders to Bangkok from 5–7 November 2026 to examine the forces shaping humanity’s future. A global forum for humanity’s shared tomorrow The 1st International Conference on the Future of Humanity (ICFH2026) is a cross-disciplinary, in-person gathering focused on the defining challenges and opportunities humanity may face in the decades ahead. Taking place at Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit in Bangkok, the conference offers an international setting for exchanging research, testing ideas and contributing to meaningful dialogue about the world of tomorrow. Rather than approaching the future through a single academic or professional lens, ICFH2026 aims to connect perspectives from across disciplines. Its central value lies in bringing together people who are studying, questioning and actively shaping long-term change, creating space for conversations that might not happen within specialised fields alone. Attendees can expect opportunities to: - Explore ideas concerning the challenges and opportunities of humanity’s shared future - Exchange research and perspectives across disciplinary boundaries - Discuss the forces likely to shape humanity over the coming decades - Learn from an international community of scholars, thinkers, innovators and leaders - Build connections with others engaged in future-focused work - Contribute to dialogue intended to help shape the world ahead Who should attend? The conference is designed for scholars, researchers, thinkers, innovators and global leaders, as well as others interested in rigorous, future-facing discussion. The listing does not specify prerequisites or a required level of experience, making the programme relevant to attendees from different professional and academic backgrounds who want to engage with broad questions about humanity’s direction. Format and practical details ICFH2026 is an in-person international conference organised by Tomorrow People Organization. It runs from Thursday 5 November to Saturday 7 November 2026; the listing gives an overall schedule of 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM and a duration of two days and one hour.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Bangkok

Hosted by HK Conferences

The 7th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Data Science & Machine Learning takes place in Bangkok on 11–12 November 2026. Organised by HK Conferences, this two-day international conference offers researchers and technical practitioners a forum for presenting research and following recent developments across AI, machine learning, data science, data analysis and robotics. Its 2026 theme,“Exploring Recent Advances in Artificial Intelligence: AI Agents, Avatars, and Digital Twins in the New Era”,puts three fast-developing areas of applied and emerging AI at the centre of the event. What to expect The conference is designed around the exchange and presentation of research activities. Its stated subject areas include: - Artificial intelligence and recent advances in the field - AI agents and increasingly autonomous systems - Digital avatars and their place in the new AI era - Digital twins and virtual representations of real-world systems - Machine learning, data science and data analysis - Robotics and related technical research The event is aimed at researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, academics, university practitioners and other members of the scientific community. It is particularly relevant to people who want to present current work, discover research directions or connect their specialist interests across AI and data-led disciplines. The listing frames the gathering as part of the wider ecosystem of academic meetings, seminars, workshops, congresses, summits and symposiums. Submissions and practical details The conference will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 November 2026. Prospective contributors should note the published timetable: - Final submission deadline: 1 November 2026 - Notification date: 2 November 2026 - Conference dates: 11–12 November 2026… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Chulalongkorn University

Solidarity AI is a four-day conference in Bangkok, running 12–15 November 2026 at Chulalongkorn University, focused on AI for climate justice, communal care and local values. Co-convened by PCC Global and PCC Thailand with Chulalongkorn University and regional allies, the gathering asks who should control the technologies that increasingly shape work, livelihoods, culture and public life. Rather than treating communities as passive users, it explores how workers and people affected by AI can exercise meaningful control over everything from raw-material extraction and data to algorithms and governance. What to expect The programme combines plenary sessions, participatory workshops, sector-focused breakouts and strategy sessions. It is designed to connect scholarship rooted in lived experience with practical organising and technology development. Central themes include: - AI systems built for climate justice, equity and care - Shared ownership, democratic governance and accountable infrastructure - The effects of digital systems on pay, surveillance, displacement and invisible labour - Local languages, knowledge and values in technology design - Solidarity expressed through governance, business models, infrastructure and international collaboration - “Solidarity stacks”: interconnected technology, governance and labour systems that are collectively owned and locally governed Examples spanning Asia and beyond will ground these discussions, including farmer-led data cooperatives in India, Vietnam’s national AI stack, multilingual systems in Indonesia and Malaysia, worker organising in the Philippines and platform cooperatives in Spain. The conference also draws on Buddhist ethics, Thailand’s sufficiency economy, Gandhian thought and Ambedkarite critique to move beyond Western-centric and growth-at-all-costs approaches to AI.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Chulalongkorn University

⌖ Manchester · Manchester, United Kingdom

Hosted by Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Transform your engineering practice with hands-on AI training designed specifically for technical professionals. This comprehensive two-day course from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers equips engineers with practical knowledge of artificial intelligence principles and demonstrates how to integrate AI into real-world engineering workflows—no prior AI experience required. What You'll Learn Over two intensive days, you'll move beyond AI theory to practical application. The programme covers foundational AI concepts tailored to engineering contexts, explores machine learning techniques relevant to mechanical systems, and provides hands-on experience with no-code AI tools that let you build solutions without programming expertise. Whether you're working in design, manufacturing, maintenance, or project management, you'll discover how AI can streamline your processes and enhance decision-making. The training emphasizes accessible implementation through platforms like Bubble, Glide, and other no-code tools that democratize AI development. You'll learn to automate repetitive engineering tasks, analyze complex datasets, and create intelligent workflows using tools like Make and Zapier. The course also covers integration with platforms like Airtable and Notion to build data-driven engineering solutions. Who Should Attend This course targets practicing engineers across all disciplines—mechanical, civil, electrical, and beyond—who want to leverage AI in their work. Whether you're a junior engineer exploring emerging technologies or a senior professional seeking to modernize your team's capabilities, the training adapts to multiple experience levels. No coding background is necessary, making it ideal for engineers who want to implement AI solutions without becoming software developers. Course Format The in-person Manchester session runs across two full days (1-2 October 2026), combining instructor-led presentations with practical exercises. You'll work through case studies drawn from real engineering projects, collaborate with fellow attendees on group challenges, and receive expert guidance from experienced practitioners who understand engineering workflows. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers has designed this programme to provide immediately applicable skills you can bring back to your workplace. Early bird pricing offers a 10% discount, re