Artificial Intelligence 2026 (ICAIMLR) — May 28–30, 2026

Learn how AI agents can manage inbound and outbound interactions at the Agentic AI Summit (MWC Barcelona) — a focused half-day conference session for product managers, AI builders and automation leads. Explore real-world agent use cases, deployment patterns, orchestration and governance, plus practical guidance for integrating agents into mobile and enterprise workflows. Format: expert talks, panel discussions and demos. Who it's for: AI/product leads, automation engineers, founders and builders interested in agents, automation and applied AI.

MWC Barcelona 2026 invites you to Barcelona for four days of AI, 5G and intelligent infrastructure as Huawei presents at GSMA’s flagship event (March 2–5, 2026). The running theme, All Intelligence, frames a near-future where AI agents interconnect and operate autonomously, reshaping mobile apps, smart homes, intelligent vehicles and industrial systems. Huawei will share progress in value-driven networks and open intelligent infrastructure, and reveal ongoing work on CT and IT upgrades. Attendees can expect hands-on demonstrations of agent-oriented offerings, early announcements, and strategic discussions on how industries can harness connectivity and on-demand compute to unlock real business value. What to expect: - See Huawei’s latest products and solutions up close and experience agent-enabled capabilities that illustrate the next generation of AI-powered applications. - Hear keynote talks and Summit sessions such as the Mobile AI Industry Summit, All Intelligent Operations Summit, and the CIO Roundtable focused on transforming IT infrastructure in the AI era. - Explore opportunities for collaboration with industry experts, and discover practical use cases across AI, IoT, and 5G convergences. - Network with Huawei engineers and business leaders to discuss partnerships, co-innovation, and deployment strategies across telecom, smart cities, and enterprise IT. Venue and schedule details: - Location: MWC Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain (2–5 March 2026) - Huawei booth: Fira Gran Via Hall 1, Booth 1H50 - Day-by-day focus includes sessions at various venues such as Marconi Stage (Hall 6), MWC Main Stage (Hall 4), and dedicated hotel venues for summits and roundtables - Day 0 and Day 1 include CIO Roundtable discussions and launches, with continued sessions through Day 3 on AI talent development and enterprise AI adoption - Some activities take place at Intercontinental Barcelona Hotel; the primary trade show floors are at Fira Gran Via and Fira Congress venues Who should attend: - CIOs, CTOs, IT leaders, AI/ML product teams, system integrators and technology executives exploring autonomous AI agents, edge computing, and next-gen networks - Professionals seeking concrete demonstrations of AI-enabled automation, no-code/low-code workflows, and enterprise-grade intelligent infrastructure Why this matters: - The event highlights Huawei’s trajectory toward an AI-powered ICT backbone, where autonomous agents, edge compute, and intelligent networks converge to drive

Meta description (first 160 chars): Learn to move from prompts to real AI-powered solutions in this in-person session hosted by Le Wagon Barcelona at Fira de Barcelona in Barcelona on March 3, 2026. Le Wagon Barcelona invites you to an in-person workshop focused on practical AI development. If you’ve spent time refining prompts or exploring demos, this event shifts the emphasis from talking to building. Attendees will explore how to translate AI concepts into tangible tools and workflows that you can deploy in real-world contexts. The session is designed for aspiring developers, product managers, engineers, and bootcamp enthusiasts who want to see concrete outcomes from AI projects rather than theoretical prompts alone. What you’ll get: - A clear distinction between prompt-based experimentation and real solution-building, with a roadmap for turning ideas into working prototypes - A live demonstration that walks through turning an AI capability into a usable tool, including considerations for data, API integration, and user experience - A hands-on segment where participants sketch or begin prototyping their own AI-powered solution, guided by instructors - Practical tips on scoping projects, choosing the right tech stack (including low-code/no-code approaches where appropriate), and validating ideas quickly - Q&A with Le Wagon Barcelona instructors and alumni who’ve built AI-enabled products and courses - Opportunity to network with fellow attendees who are exploring AI, automation, and no-code/visual development Format and logistics: - Date: Tuesday, 3 March 2026 - Time: TBC (in-person session) - Location: Fira de Barcelona, Barcelona - Organiser: Le Wagon Barcelona - Type: In-person workshop - Registration: Required via Eventbrite Who should attend: - People curious about building real AI-powered tools, not just experimenting with prompts - Prospective bootcamp students evaluating practical AI pathways - Product managers, developers, designers, and entrepreneurs exploring AI-first approaches - Individuals interested in no-code/low-code strategies to accelerate AI product prototyping Why this matters: - Move beyond theoretical prompts toward tangible, deployable solutions - Learn a structured approach to ideation, design, and implementation in AI projects - Network with peers and mentors who have hands-on experience delivering AI-powered products This event is a practical entry point for anyone looking to translate AI concepts into real software s

AgentCamp 2026 in Barcelona — Sat Mar 14, 2026, 09:00 CET. A hands-on conference hosted by Global AI Barcelona focused on AI agents and generative AI for builders, developers and business leaders. Learn to design and deploy AI agents, explore automation strategies, see live demos from AI practitioners, and connect with other builders. Format: talks, demos and networking at Harbour.Space. Ideal for students, developers, product teams and startups interested in AI, automation, NoCode workflows and agent-based systems. Tickets via Eventbrite.

Conference in Barcelona on explainable and verifiable AI for safety-critical domains. Brings researchers, engineers and regulators together to discuss trustworthy ML, verification, formal methods, testing, certification and deployment in high-stakes industries.

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