Events

The NASA Space Apps Challenge will bring together participants for the world’s largest hackathon, where they’ll tackle challenges affecting Earth and space.

Industry leaders will explore the future of AI and MLOps through talks on emerging ideas and practices.

AI & Beyond will explore how AI is reshaping career opportunities, with practical guidance on CVs, networking, interviews, and moving from university into work. Prerna R. Lal, a recent Data Science master’s graduate now working in AI Transformation, will share her industry journey and strategies for standing out in a competitive job market.

PROMPT New York will connect pre-seed and seed AI founders with early-stage VCs, angels, and scouts through curated 10-minute video meetings over two afternoons. Hosted by Emrah Kurtulmuş and Can Turanlı, the free event will build on PROMPT London’s track record of bringing together 18 founders and 21 investors and generating dozens of follow-up meetings.

This session will explore how Generative AI and large language models are reshaping health professions education, highlighting emerging opportunities and implications for teaching and learning.

The 2026/27 AI & Medical Humanities Reading Group will begin on 17 November 2026 with a first meeting featuring Professor Angela Woods.

Will Tygart will lead a free series of live sessions on how AI citations can be measured and what they mean for search visibility.

IBM Z Day will bring together 250+ global thought leaders for a free virtual conference diving into enterprise computing innovation, with technical deep-dives across AI, Hybrid Cloud, and Quantum-Safe Security, plus the chance to earn up to 5 industry-recognized digital badges.

Leo Anthony Celi, Clinical Research Director at MIT’s Laboratory for Computational Physiology, will explore whether AI will diminish or strengthen what makes us human. The conversation will examine AI’s impact on human potential and flourishing.

The Nov. 18 session will feature live demos and Q&A on how agentic and conversational AI purpose-built for research and insights goes beyond off-the-shelf generative AI.

Madrid and Barcelona’s AI communities will connect for practical talks from 2–3 speakers, including how AI can turn newsletters and other content into interactive experiences, plus updates on chapter activities and volunteering. The gathering is part of The AI Collective, a global nonprofit connecting 200,000+ leaders, builders, and stakeholders across 100+ forums to foster trust and broaden access to AI.

An upcoming online panel will explore who builds AI, who it serves, and how race and power challenge the myth of neutral technology.

Simovian Intelligence founder Vrijen Attawar will lead a practical masterclass on assessing the commercial value of business data, covering buyer needs, permissions, preparation costs and economics. Guided case studies from healthcare, life sciences, robotics and everyday operations will help founders and operators distinguish real opportunities from hunches.

Aleria’s new AI-powered Impact Calculator will show how organizations can connect employee experience to financial performance. Attendees will see the tool in action and learn how to apply it.

Giulio Tononi, Distinguished Professor of Consciousness Science and director of the Wisconsin Institute for Sleep and Consciousness, will present Integrated Information Theory’s view of how experience can illuminate what exists, from brain activity and sleep to the nature of AI. Neuroscientist Christof Koch of the Allen Institute will introduce the inaugural Consciousness & Reality colloquium.

AI engineers will explore how decision models can score choices faster and more cheaply than LLMs, with a demo covering eval judging, real-time guardrails, and when an LLM is still the right fit. The intermediate 30-minute session with 15 minutes of Q&A assumes familiarity with LLMs, observability, and evaluations.

AI Security Summit Q4 2026 will explore the latest developments in AI defense and cyber safety.

Attendees will learn how to turn AI prompts into working apps with Claude Code, with a beginner-friendly, low-stress approach to coding.

A Friday research seminar will feature talks on multi-agent interaction, adaptive AI, statistical genetics, and efficient communication, with presenters from leading institutions including Technion, Helmholtz Munich, Harvard, Carnegie Mellon, and the University of Maryland. The lineup will include researchers exploring how AI and data science can advance biology, disease research, and communication.

AI Builders’ upcoming informal meetup will feature cutting-edge demos of AI tools and agent frameworks from EU and Silicon Valley leaders, plus plenty of time for networking over pizza and drinks. The self-organizing nonprofit community of 6,000+ developers, founders, and engineers welcomes builders with basic LLM knowledge.