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MIT's Siegel Family Quest for Intelligence will bring together leading neuroscientists and machine learning experts to explore how brain research drives AI breakthroughs and advances our understanding of human cognition. The day will feature presentations from pioneers in the field, real-world applications from industry leaders, and opportunities to network over lunch and a poster session.
Explore eventAttendees will get a clear introduction to what AI is and how it works, building a foundation for understanding the technology.
Explore eventThe discussion will examine how prediction markets and digital influence methods are reshaping election coverage ahead of the 2026 midterms, alongside the ethics and standards journalists will need to navigate.
Explore eventAn upcoming event will be hosted by the DSI Foundations Center, Columbia University’s Department of Statistics, and Columbia Engineering, bringing together expertise in data science, statistics, and engineering.
Explore eventThe program will explore how ancient religious traditions will navigate an increasingly automated future while preserving what makes us human.
Explore eventRobotics engineer and Takamori Robot founder and CEO Joseph Casebeer will lead hands-on programming demos with H.I.R.O. robots, exploring microcontrollers, sensors, control loops, and physical AI. Software and ML engineers will also get a practical roadmap to full-stack robotics and setting up a home lab.
Explore eventProfessor Denise Garcia, a Global Commissioner on the Responsible Use of AI in the Military Domain and former member of the International Panel for the Regulation of Autonomous Weapons, will share firsthand insights into how scientists, civil society, and middle powers are shaping global AI governance. Her lecture will trace three emerging movements and examine how grassroots initiatives can turn AI principles into practical cooperation, even amid geopolitical rivalry.
Explore eventThe event will explore the future of AI and spotlight how young innovators from the Global South will shape emerging technologies.
Explore eventThe event will explore how young people most affected by the future of work can shape it and influence the opportunities ahead.
Explore eventDiyi Yang will present research on how AI can augment work by understanding users, drawing on a U.S. workforce audit and analysis of nearly 250,000 AI conversations. She’ll introduce General User Models and Next Action Prediction, frameworks for learning user context and anticipating actions, in this research-level Kempner Seminar Series talk.
Explore eventKorean-speaking startup founders and ecosystem professionals will exchange candid lessons and practical insights on entering and operating in the U.S. market through a panel discussion and open Q&A. Hosted by KSC Silicon Valley and Plug and Play, the event will feature perspectives across sectors including AI, robotics, defense tech, digital health, and consumer products.
Explore eventThe upcoming event will spotlight the University of San Francisco’s MS in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, Data Institute, School of Management, and Center for Asia Pacific Studies.
Explore eventThis gathering will bring together open-minded thinkers, artists, and tinkerers to explore the technological singularity through an eclectic, supportive community.
Explore eventThe Ecom North finale will feature a hands-on Stripe Community hackathon, where builders use AI coding tools and Stripe Projects to turn ideas into working apps, with potential Stripe and Cursor credits. The program will also include an Image AI in eCommerce discussion with the Ideogram and Athena AI teams, followed by project demos and networking.
Explore eventNight Hack will give builders five hours to create and demo a robot, AI agent, game, or other project, with live judging and awards for standout work. Approved solo builders and teams of up to four will compete for cash, tools, and $10,000 in Anthropic API credits, with $50 in API credits available to every builder.
Explore eventThe International AI Cooperation Forum will close Seattle AI Week with a high-level dialogue on AI, cybersecurity, smart cities and cross-border investment linking global innovators with Central Asia. Co-hosted by WDTA and Uzbekistan’s Consulate General, it will feature leaders including Tashkent Mayor Shavkat Umurzakov, Bellevue’s mayor and Microsoft Group President Julia Liuson.
Explore eventCyber AI Hackathon 2026 will bring together innovators to prototype AI solutions tackling real cybersecurity challenges across ten problem areas—from threat detection and autonomous defense to IoT protection and deepfake detection—with the University of Derby and The American Society for Engineers backing the two-round competition culminating in online finals on 31 October–1 November. Teams can submit initial ideas by 18 October and advance through to present working prototypes during the final round, all without entry fees.
Explore eventAI builders will celebrate Halloween at “The Night Before RSI,” a costume-encouraged party running Oct. 30 from 6:30–11 p.m. Spots will be limited, with approved attendees receiving details and bringing photo ID.
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