Practical AI Lab for Enterprise Java Developers: From Zero to Hero

Building No-Code Multi-Agent Teams with Flowise is a 3-hour hands-on workshop in Singapore designed to show actuaries and data professionals how to build intelligent, multi-agent workflows using no-code tools. Date: 6 March 2026, Time: 12:00–16:00, Venue: APSN Centre for Adults, 11 Jln Ubi, Block 4 #01-31 Chai Chee Community Hub, Singapore 409074. Lunch is provided at 12:00. What you’ll learn: - Design and implement multi-agent teams using Flowise’s drag-and-drop interface to automate complex workflows with minimal coding. - Integrate external APIs to extend capabilities of your intelligent agents for coordinated action. - Build practical, insurance-focused examples (claims processing and customer support) to see how multi-agent automation can accelerate business processes. - How to move from single-agent workflows to coordinated, multi-agent systems that can respond to changing data and events. Meet Your Trainer: Justin Chan — Chartered Actuary and data scientist with experience across the UK and Singapore. His work spans predictive underwriting, health claims analysis, and claims straight‑through processing, plus data science training. Who should attend: actuaries, data scientists, no-code enthusiasts, and professionals interested in AI-enabled workflow automation. The session is hands-on and interactive, suitable for those who want practical, deployable skills rather than theoretical discussion. Format and logistics: This is a instructor-led, hands-on workshop limited to 24 participants. Fees: Members complimentary; Non-Members: SGD 70. Spots are limited, so register early. If registration is full, a waitlist is available. Why you should come: learn how to rapidly prototype and deploy multi-agent workflows without deep programming, leverage API calls for richer capabilities, and gain actionable techniques to reduce manual effort in actuarial processes. Cross-linking and discovery: Find more AI events in [Singapore](https://www.createwith.com/cities/singapore-ai-events) and explore more [automation events](/directory/events?topic=automation). This session also provides a concrete pathway to integrating no-code tooling into actuarial practice and data science initiatives. Registration and details: Visit the official event page for registration and updates: [Building No-Code Multi-Agent Teams with Flowise](https://www.actuaries.org.sg/events/building-no-code-multi-agent-teams-flowise-6-march-2026).

AI & Big Data Conference 2026 – Regional AI Valley is a key regional gathering focused on turning AI and Big Data insights into practical, real-world impact. Scheduled for 6 March 2026, this in-person conference runs from 09:00 to 18:30 and brings together a diverse mix of participants from industry, government, finance, research, and public administration. The event is designed not as a theoretical seminar but as a hands-on forum for actionable dialogue and collaboration aimed at boosting business competitiveness, public service efficiency, financial resilience, and national security. What to expect: - High-level keynote addresses from international AI and Big Data experts alongside senior government representatives sharing regulatory perspectives and real-world case studies. - Thematic tracks that sit at the intersection of technology and policy: - Business: AI as a driver of growth, operational efficiency, and data-driven decision making for SMEs and large enterprises. - Policy & Defence: AI, Big Data, and cybersecurity in the context of national resilience, critical infrastructure, and policy formation. - Finance: Applications of AI in banking, fintech, risk management, compliance, and financial analytics. - An ecosystems and international cooperation block focused on cross-border partnerships and the collaboration between government, business, academia, and society to foster a shared AI space across Central and Eastern Europe. - A strong emphasis on practical value through real-world use cases spanning business, public administration, education, research, defence, and dual-use industries. - Extensive networking opportunities designed to help attendees establish strategic connections with industry leaders, policymakers, regulators, and technology experts for future collaborations and joint projects. Audience and format: This conference is designed for decision-makers and practitioners who want to translate AI and Big Data insights into concrete outcomes. Expect a formal, conference-style program with a mix of talks, panel discussions, and case study sessions, all delivered in English. Networking is a core component, offering participants time to forge partnerships, explore pilots, and discuss scalable implementations. Why attend: - Learn how AI and Big Data are being deployed across sectors to improve efficiency, resilience, and competitiveness. - Hear from international experts and regional policymakers about regulatory approaches and practi

Beer Friday is an informal, in-person meetup hosted by Google Developer Groups Barcelona, designed for practitioners working at the intersection of DevOps, data center operations, automation, and cloud infrastructure. Scheduled for Friday, March 6, 2026, from 19:00 to 20:30 at Bar Principal in Barcelona, this gathering offers a relaxed, social setting to swap practical stories, share lessons learned, and connect with the local Barcelona and Madrid tech communities. The event emphasizes casual conversation over a shared interest in automation – from on-prem to cloud and multi-cloud environments – with separate bills to keep things simple and social. Expect a friendly, welcoming atmosphere where attendees can discuss current tech news (including industry coverage like MWC), explore real-world automation challenges, and network with peers across the Barcelona tech scene. What to expect: - An informal, social format focused on exchange rather than a formal program - Opportunities to meet DevOps engineers, site reliability engineers, cloud architects, data center operators, and AI/ML practitioners - Lightning-style stories or quick demos from attendees and organizers, time permitting - Discussions around automation techniques, deployment pipelines, containerized workloads, and evolving ops practices in multi-cloud and AI-enabled environments - A vibrant, inclusive community vibe bridging Barcelona with the broader Spanish tech scene Who should attend: - Professionals building and automating software and infrastructure - Tech enthusiasts curious about DevOps, data center operations, and automation - Startups and individual makers exploring automation tooling in real-world deployments - Anyone looking to expand their network, share practical insights, and learn from peers in a relaxed setting Format and logistics: - In-person gathering at Bar Principal, Barcelona - Time: 19:00–20:30, with casual networking before and after - Separate bills for attendees; no formal ticketing required beyond RSVP on the event page - Open to all experience levels, from curious beginners to seasoned operators Why this matters: the meetup aligns with Create With’s focus on AI-assisted operations, no-code/low-code automation discussions, and practical software infrastructure topics. It’s a chance to hear topical conversations about automation in on-prem and cloud contexts, learn from real-world scenarios, and connect with a community that values hands-on learning and peer support.

AI+Us Alliance 2026: University of Southampton offers a day-long, hands-on AI literacy experience at Highfield Campus in Southampton. On 7 March 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00 GMT, participants will explore how to use AI to solve practical problems and work in small groups to apply new skills to real issues in the local area. This event is part of a nationwide AI+Us Alliance initiative led by AI@Southampton and supported by Responsible AI UK (RAi UK), designed to boost AI literacy and skills across academies, schools, educators and policymakers. Attendees will engage with interactive materials that foster critical thinking about algorithms, data literacy and sociotechnical impacts, helping communities understand AI’s real-world implications and contribute to a more responsible AI future. What to expect: - A full day of collaborative, hands-on activities focused on practical AI applications - Group work tackling local challenges related to carbon reduction, community wellbeing, and improving access to services for vulnerable groups - Interactive materials and activities aimed at building essential AI literacy and data reasoning skills - Opportunities to discuss ethical, social and policy considerations of deploying AI in real-world contexts Who should attend: - Educators, policymakers, students, and community organizers interested in AI literacy and responsible AI deployment - Attendees who want tangible, skills-based learning and a network of like-minded practitioners across the AI/NoCode/automation space Format and logistics: - Date and time: 7 March 2026, 10:00–17:00 GMT - Venue: Highfield Campus, University Road, Southampton - Bring a laptop, tablet or smartphone to access AI platforms online (wifi available on-site) - Registration closes Monday 1 March 2026; spaces are limited, so early sign-ups are advised - Photography may occur at the event unless you opt out with a staff member on the day Organisers and context: - Hosted by AI@Southampton as part of the AI+Us Alliance, with support from RAi UK (Responsible AI UK) - The Alliance is a nationwide effort to equip academies, schools, educators and policymakers with practical AI resources and literacy - The goal is to foster critical thinking about algorithms, data use, and sociotechnical aspects of AI, helping communities understand implications and shape a responsible AI-enabled future Registration: - Ready to join? Visit the event page to register: https://rai.ac.uk/events/aius-alliance-2026-universit

Hanoi, Vietnam hosts a full-day, practitioner-focused conference designed for developers building real products. This is a human-first learning experience where attendees train alongside peers and exchange practical insights—emphasizing hands-on learning over purely theoretical content. The event’s aim is to help you level up from idea to shipped features, with a clear focus on applying concepts to tangible software projects rather than just talking about technology. Date and location: March 7, 2026, in Hanoi. The day is structured to maximize practical takeaway, with a schedule that includes keynotes, breaks for discussion, and ample time for networking with local and international developers. The event is organized by Fork it! in partnership with Twendeesoft, continuing a track of community-driven, product-focused meetups across multiple regions. Keynotes outline two complementary perspectives: - Opening Keynote: Shaping Symfony 8, Shipping Symfony 8: Lessons from the Inside. This session offers a rare inside look at the evolution of the Symfony framework—from architectural decisions to deployment realities in production. Expect practical patterns for enterprise applications as the framework evolves with Symfony 8.0 and PHP 8.5, highlighting what matters when building robust software. - Afternoon Keynote: Digital Sovereignty & AI: The Strategic Cost of Inaction. This talk places AI adoption and cloud infrastructure in a strategic context, addressing sovereignty, data control, and local open technologies. It underscores why organizations should consider sovereign cloud and AI options now to maintain autonomy, resilience, and long-term innovation. What to expect beyond the talks: - A day-long program that blends talks with time for Q&A, discussion, and peer exchange. - Real-world experiences shared by speakers who will discuss what worked, what didn’t, and the lessons they’ve learned while shipping production systems. - Networking opportunities with developers, tech enthusiasts, and curious minds who are actively shaping today’s tech landscape. - An atmosphere described as community-driven and authentic, with chances to connect with local and international peers. Target audience and format: This event is tailored for developers and tech-minded professionals who want actionable insights you can apply to your own products and services. It’s a conference-style day that combines keynote talks with practical, experience-based storytelling, creating a platfo

Explore how AI reshapes education in Chiang Mai with a hands-on meetup—personalized learning, dynamic materials, and practical AI-powered teaching ideas you can use. Details Join us in Chiang Mai for an interactive meetup exploring how Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the way educational content is created and experienced. The session is designed for educators, trainers, instructional designers, developers, and anyone curious about how AI can support teaching and learning without replacing human expertise. What to expect - Hands-on exploration of practical AI applications in education, from personalizing content to creating dynamic, interactive materials. - Live demos and real-world examples showing how to transform existing materials into AI-enhanced learning experiences. - Opportunities to discuss potential formats powered by AI and how they can fit into your classroom, workshop, or training program. - A collaborative environment to exchange ideas, share challenges, and connect with others in Chiang Mai’s growing tech and education community. Who should attend - Educators, trainers, instructional designers, developers, and anyone curious about AI-enabled teaching and learning. - People interested in implementing AI tools without replacing human expertise. Format - In-person meetup in Chiang Mai with a mix of short introductions, demonstrations, and discussion. - Space for networking with fellow educators and technologists. Topics and ideas you’ll encounter - Personalization: using AI to tailor learning paths and materials to individual students. - Interactivity: designing engaging, AI-powered activities and assessments. - Content transformation: turning static materials into dynamic, responsive learning experiences. - Emerging formats: exploring new formats and workflows that AI enables for educators and learners. Practical tools and examples We’ll discuss and illustrate how AI can be integrated into education using familiar tools and workflows. For example: - ChatGPT for tutoring, feedback, and brainstorming ideas with students. - Bubble for building simple AI-powered learning apps without heavy coding. - Zapier to automate repetitive teaching-related tasks and content curation. (Links to these tools are available in our directory: [ChatGPT](/tools/chatgpt), [Bubble](/tools/bubble), [Zapier](/tools/zapier).) Location and time - Chiang Mai, Thailand (in-person) - Date and time: 7 March 2026 at 15:00 local time (Thai time) - Please check the Me