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Happy Llama 2026 in the San Francisco Bay Area is the premier AI startup summit for founders, investors, and ecosystem builders. On February 27, 2026, the Computer History Museum in Mountain View will host 300+ AI startup leaders, VCs, and enterprise decision-makers for a full-day program focused on shaping the future of agentic and generative AI. This is the one US conference dedicated to AI startups where opportunity and execution collide—pitch, partner, and scale in a single, high-intensity venue. What to expect - A curated audience of senior executives and decision-makers driving real-world AI adoption (CTOs, VP product, and AI leaders from major enterprises are on the attendee list). - Keynotes and deep-dive sessions exploring startup growth, AI deployment at scale, and innovation across verticals. - The Llama Battleground: a high-stakes pitching and demo arena designed to accelerate funding and partnerships. - Investor access: curated deal flow, trend-spotting sessions, and one-on-one meetings with leading AI-focused funds and corporates. - Networking that goes beyond generic meet-and-greet—structured interactions to foster meaningful partnerships, pilots, and co-development opportunities. Speakers and themes The event features visionaries shaping the AI revolution, including: - Christelle Flahaux, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer at Fabric - Emily Xue, Head of Enterprise at Scale AI - Madha Seghete, Co-founder of Upside & Branch - Rohan Chandhok, VP, Global Marketing at Osome - Will Allred, Co-founder at Lavender - Chelsea Strong, Chief Revenue Officer at HiddenLayer - Jaspar Carmichael (Jack), Founder & CEO at Artisan - Edward (EJ) Achtner, VP AI at BMO - Stephen Cheung, VP Data Analytics at Empower - Daniela Busse, VP Tech Strategy at GEICO Who should attend - Founders and startup teams building AI-first products - Investors and corporate strategists scouting the next wave of AI innovation - Enterprise leaders evaluating deployable AI solutions and partnerships - Ecosystem partners (accelerators, corporates, policy influencers) seeking collaboration Format and experience Expect a blend of keynote talks, expert-led breakout sessions, live demos, and structured networking designed to maximize deal flow and practical takeaways. Attendees will gain exposure to 300+ AI builders and have opportunities to learn, scale, and position their startups for global impact. Venue and details - Date: 2026-02-27 - Location: Computer History Museum, Mountain V

Confidently AI is a free in-person event for creators, educators, and entrepreneurs to build, learn, and lead with AI. This hands-on day at Pier 57 in NYC features panels, workshops (AI 101, AI 201), and live no-code app demos, aiming to demystify AI and provide practical tools and assets. Attendees will gain confidence in using AI for productivity and visual content creation.

Value proposition: This AWS-themed meetup gives developers practical, actionable guidance on AI governance so you can ship code faster while keeping security and compliance in check. If you’re building with AI in real-world dev environments, this session will translate governance concepts into concrete guardrails you can apply today. When and where: Thu, Feb 26, 2026, 5:30 PM local time in San Francisco. Registration on the external event website is REQUIRED for admission: https://www.aicamp.ai/event/eventdetails/W2026022618. Expect an in-person meetup hosted in San Francisco by the local AI/LLMS community with AWS alignment in focus. What to expect: AI is increasingly part of everyday development — coding assistants, autonomous agents, background tasks, and more. Yet many teams struggle to govern AI usage, with guardrails either missing or slowing work down. This session focuses on practical guardrails that protect source code, credentials, and infrastructure without turning development into a compliance nightmare. You’ll hear real-world examples of how teams are enabling safe AI agents inside modern dev environments, with a bias toward actionable takeaways rather than abstract policy decks. Key takeaways you’ll walk away with: - A clear, developer-focused understanding of what AI governance means beyond security teams - Why AI agents require different permissions than humans and common missteps to avoid - Practical guardrails that can accelerate delivery rather than bottleneck it - A simple mental model to apply whether you’re experimenting locally or rolling out AI in a team Who this is for: Beginner to intermediate software developers, platform engineers, and DevOps folks supporting dev teams who are using AI tools beyond simple autocompletion. Speakers/Topics: Check the event website for speakers and topics. If you’re interested in speaking, you can submit topics for consideration via the event page. Sponsors: The organizers are actively seeking sponsors to support the community, including venues, food/drink, or cash sponsorship. Sponsors gain visibility with a large network of AI developers in San Francisco and globally. Additional context: The event page notes the community’s broad reach (50,000+ AI developers in San Francisco and 500K+ globally) and frames this meetup as a practical exploration of governance without heavy policy overhead. For registration and more details, visit the external site linked above and the Meetup page: https://www

Agents in the Wild - Social Layer brings together developers and AI-enthusiasts in Chiang Mai to explore personal automation, AI agents, and the evolving social layer that connects them. Hosted by Nick Frith as part of AI Lab Chiang Mai, this in-person talk is designed for two groups: developers building personal automation systems and people who are already running agents who want to go deeper. If you’re curious about practical agent deployment, workflows, and how to make agent ecosystems sing, this is a great place to learn, share, and connect. When and where: - Friday, February 27, 2026, 18:00–19:30 GMT+7 - Zuzalu Library Event Space, Building F 4Seas Nimman, 2 20 Nimmana Haeminda Rd Lane 15, Tambon Su Thep, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand What to expect: - A focused talk on the Social Layer concept within Agents in the Wild, aimed at practical implementation and real-world use-cases - An opportunity to hear from Nick Frith, with insights from AI Lab Chiang Mai about community-driven AI tooling and agent-oriented design - Sign-in to participate and engage in a collaborative, hands-on-oriented discussion - Networking with fellow developers, makers, and builders who are exploring personal automation and agent generation Who should attend: - Developers actively building personal automation systems - Individuals already running agents who want to deepen their understanding and capabilities - Builders interested in the intersection of AI agents, automation, and the social layer in software Format and vibe: - A focused talk with time for questions and live discussion - An informal, community-driven atmosphere designed for sharing practical tips and lessons learned - An opportunity to learn about local AI tooling and how to connect with peers in Chiang Mai’s tech scene Why attend: - Gain actionable insights into scaling personal automation with agents - Learn from a practitioner-host involved in AI Lab Chiang Mai - Meet fellow builders in a local setting to collaborate on projects, skilling up, or finding potential co-founders Cross-links and discovery: - Find more AI events in [Chiang Mai](https://www.createwith.com/cities/chiangmai) - Explore more automation and AI events in our directory and see how this event fits into a broader community of practice Note: This event is in-person and location-specific. Attendees should plan for Chiang Mai local conditions and arrange transport accordingly. For those exploring related tools and concepts, consider nearby m

Meta description (first 160 chars): Join Le Wagon Singapore for a free, hands-on n8n workshop on Feb 28, 2026. Learn to build automations and AI agents without coding, in a practical 3-hour session. Why this matters: As AI and automation reshape how we work, this free n8n Intro to Automation workshop from Le Wagon Singapore helps professionals stay relevant with practical, no-code automation skills you can apply at work and in daily life. The session is designed to be accessible to people from any background, with no prior technical experience required, so whether you’re a founder, product manager, data curious, or a software pro looking to level up your workflow, you’ll gain transferable skills you can start using immediately. What to expect: - A focused, hands-on learning experience: Build your own automations and AI agents using n8n, guided by practical, real-world examples. The aim is to show you how to automate routine tasks, streamline workflows, and unlock productivity without writing code. - A balanced format: The workshop blends short explanations with guided practice, enabling you to experiment, iterate, and see tangible results during the session. - Real-world relevance: You’ll work with workflows you can adapt to your professional context—whether automating data imports, alerts, approvals, or repetitive tasks across teams. - Community and momentum: You’ll connect with other professionals who care about future-proofing their skill sets and adapting to evolving ways of working. Details you can rely on: - Date and time: Saturday, February 28, 2026, 10:00 AM local time (Singapore). Exact venue details will be emailed to confirmed participants closer to the date. - Location: Cuppage Rd area, Singapore. The precise venue will be shared with registrants via email. - Registration: This is a free workshop, with spots limited. Secure your seat via the registration link: lew.ag/workshops/intro-to-automation - Duration notes: The page describes the session as a 3-hour hands-on workshop, and elsewhere references a 1-day format. Please plan for a concise, intense practical session, with venue details communicated after registration. - Tools and setup: Participants should have access to a paid LLM tool for the session. n8n registration will be completed on the day of the workshop. - Audience: Open to anyone from any background. No prior tech experience is required—enthusiasm and curiosity are enough. Who should attend: - Professionals exploring automation

Enhancing Education with AI: A Chiang Mai Meetup offers a hands-on look at how Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the way educational content is created and experienced. In this interactive session, we’ll explore practical ways AI can personalize learning, boost interactivity, and make content more engaging. From transforming existing materials into dynamic, adaptive experiences to experimenting with new formats powered by AI, attendees will see real-world examples and lightweight demonstrations that put theory into practice. This meetup is designed for educators, trainers, instructional designers, developers, and anyone curious about how AI can support teaching and learning without replacing human expertise. Expect a collaborative, idea-sharing atmosphere, with opportunities to exchange ideas, discuss challenges, and connect with others in Chiang Mai’s growing tech and education community. While the exact format may vary, you can anticipate a mix of short talks, live demonstrations, and open discussion focused on actionable takeaways you can apply in classrooms or training programs. Whether you’re just starting to explore AI in education or looking for fresh ideas to refresh your materials, this meetup is a space to learn, experiment, and network. Join us on Saturday, 28 Feb 2569 at 15:00 local time in Chiang Mai and bring your questions, examples, and curiosity. For registration and updates, see the meetup page: [Enhancing Education with AI: A Chiang Mai Meetup](https://www.meetup.com/th-th/chiang-mai-ai-in-education-meetups/events/vzvvvtyjcdblc).