2026 AI Procurement & Contracting Unconference
Professionals will explore the complexities of procuring AI and managing AI contracts, with practical insights for navigating this fast-evolving field.
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Professionals will explore the complexities of procuring AI and managing AI contracts, with practical insights for navigating this fast-evolving field.
Explore eventAttendees will learn how to use GEO to improve discoverability in AI-powered search and craft stories that resonate with people. The session will be free to attend, with lunch included.
Explore eventTwilio's bringing developers together for an evening diving deep into AI-powered communications, with hands-on exploration of their latest tools like Conversational Intelligence and Claude Code skills plus an interactive build challenge to spark your next big idea.
Explore eventThe Twilio team will explore what’s next for AI and communications through practical examples, networking, and a hands-on build challenge, bring a laptop to take part.
Explore eventNetworx London will spotlight Asia Fusion: Tech & AI in partnership with AspirASIAN, bringing together professionals to explore technology and AI through an Asian cultural lens. The evening will highlight AspirASIAN’s role as an Asian Culture Employee Resource Group.
Explore eventOutlier Labs’ second edition will explore biocomputing, with Callosum and YC S26 startup Frontier Computing guiding attendees as they program brain cells to control robots and drones, then pitch their creations for a day’s access to a CL1. The event is supported by Project A, a leading European venture fund with a $325 million fund and a track record backing unicorns including Quantum Systems, Stark, and Trade Republic.
Explore eventWorld-leading industry experts and academics will explore how organizations can adopt AI responsibly and build the assurance needed to support its safe, trustworthy use.
Explore eventIndustry titans and policymakers will tackle the biggest questions around AI governance and real-world deployment, with discussions spanning everything from agentic systems to generative AI security. Expect insights from seasoned tech executives, business strategists, and policy experts shaping how organizations actually implement AI at scale.
Explore eventAttendees will build a working computer vision agent from scratch using natural language, with a viso.ai platform demo, food, drinks, builder networking, and free Viso Now credits to continue creating. The hands-on evening will be led by the viso.ai team and is designed for builders of all experience levels.
Explore eventThis walk will explore how AI will change everyday life this year, and what it won’t, separating real shifts from the hype.
Explore eventOrbitalX, the team behind the *Do More With Less* podcast, will demonstrate live social listening, signal-stacking and agent-led ABM workflows used by high-performing B2B go-to-market teams across $1bn ARR. CMOs, marketing leaders, CROs and CEOs will build a market-benchmarking agent during the 90-minute session, with support to keep it running for six months.
Explore eventAdmission to the AI Camp event will require registration through its event website; Meetup RSVPs will not be accepted.
Explore eventVercel and Google DeepMind leaders will share the latest Vercel Ship SF and Gemini 4 Argon developments, alongside a founder panel on moving AI agents from demos into production. Startup founders, CTOs, engineering leaders, and AI specialists will explore practical lessons and connect with peers building advanced AI systems.
Explore eventRedis will host an evening for AI builders focused on context-aware agent patterns, with practical ideas for building smarter AI agents. Seats will be limited.
Explore eventLeading experts will explore how AI transforms healthcare across humans, animals, and the environment as an integrated ecosystem.
Explore eventParticipants will co-design and build AI agents addressing everyday accessibility challenges, working from the outset with disabled people, accessibility experts, and technical mentors. Supported by Google.org and AT2030, the hackathon is backed by the AI for Accessibility Collective, including Stanford HAI, MIT Media Lab, UW CREATE, Global Disability Innovation Hub, and UCL, with prizes up to $250 and opportunities for expert feedback.
Explore eventThe event will feature five concise talks on major AI safety challenges and practical ways to address them, with no technical background required.
Explore eventIndustry leaders and creatives will dive into how AI is reshaping arts, culture, and knowledge sharing, exploring practical applications and ethical considerations in these evolving spaces. Expect conversations that bridge technology and artistic vision with experts who actually know what they're talking about.
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