Meet the builders, exchange ideas, and leave with something new. Around the world or online.
Bengaluru’s WordCamp 2026 will bring around 400 WordPress professionals and enthusiasts together for two days of talks, hands-on workshops, networking, and community contributions, with this year’s theme focused on WordPress and AI. The program will span development, design, publishing, e-commerce, security, and more, with sessions in English and Kannada.
Explore eventThe 28th Information Retrieval & AI Meetup will offer a free evening for enthusiasts and professionals to explore the latest ideas in information retrieval and AI.
Explore eventDaniel Ives will explore how technology, software development, and AI could shape business, innovation, and markets in a forward-looking fireside chat.
Explore eventThe UK's top AI researchers and stakeholders will converge at the second annual UKAIRS to showcase cutting-edge research, spark cross-disciplinary collaboration, and chart the course for Britain's AI future.
Explore eventThe event will offer an online opportunity to build skills, expand your professional network, and explore new career opportunities.
Explore eventSouth West England & South Wales will host their annual flagship event with Adam Rutherford, a scientist, writer, and broadcaster who'll be diving into some fascinating topics. This will bring together folks from the region for what promises to be an engaging conversation.
Explore eventThe intimate holiday event will feature panels on SEO and AI search, plus an open mic, festive food and drinks, karaoke, and giveaways, with attendance limited to 50.
Explore eventNYC B2B will host an exclusive 21+ happy hour for B2B AI founders and investors, bringing together experienced founders, operators, builders, and investors from across the startup ecosystem. The community has previously hosted thousands of B2B professionals spanning AI, SaaS, fintech, healthcare, and more.
Explore eventProfessionals will network around open problems in AI from 25–27 November, sharing perspectives on the field’s most pressing challenges.
Explore eventThe DESN FPGA Front Runners will dive into hands-on hardware design and field-programmable gate array development with fellow enthusiasts pushing the boundaries of digital systems. Participants will tackle cutting-edge FPGA challenges and collaborate with engineers passionate about reconfigurable computing.
Explore eventFour to six selected founders will pitch with decks and receive candid feedback during Q&A, alongside structured networking with angel investors, VC partners, venture scouts, and startup operators. The evening will connect early-stage and serial founders with experienced investors and industry professionals seeking promising teams.
Explore eventWorking AI builders will demo real AI systems and unpack architecture, agent orchestration, evaluations, observability, and lessons from what broke, code and practical engineering insights over slides and pitches.
Explore eventThe event will explore the Robot Framework AI ecosystem, with practical tips and community experiences at the center. Attendees will connect with others interested in applying AI with Robot Framework.
Explore eventThe session will show how AI can help businesses save time, work smarter, and uncover new opportunities.
Explore eventThe November meetup will spotlight legal tech, with AI/ML builders showcasing demos and exchanging ideas. Hosted by Clio and produced by the Human Feedback Foundation, the event will bring together practitioners working at the intersection of AI and legal technology.
Explore eventThe session will explore secure enterprise AI architecture, covering centralized LLM access, identity, MCP, and guardrails. It will also examine how organizations can move from AI tools toward capable, governed agents.
Explore eventComedian Garrett Millerick will face off against his AI clone in a live comedy experiment exploring whether artificial intelligence can make people laugh.
Explore eventAttendees will build an AI agent combining hybrid RAG, tool calling, and persistent memory, then add evaluation, observability, and guardrails. They’ll leave with a practical end-to-end agent workflow.
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