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Sunday Tech Coffee Meetup

Sun, Oct 11, 12:00 PM

From Berlin Software, Tech, Engineering, AI Meetup Group

4.6

Welcome to Sunday Tech Coffee. This is a **networking** event for those in the tech industry in Berlin. We are usually inside and to the right. Ask the barista/bartender if you can't find us.

5 attendees

After Work Jam Session

Tue, Oct 13, 3:00 PM

From STEM 4 Health Berlin

4.7

Dear Community, on **October 13** it is time again: We are meeting for our **After Work Jam Session at the Wiener Café of Bayer AG in Wedding!** **Music, drinks and good vibes for free!** **Join in, sing along or simply listen and meet great people.** Also joining us again: Our wonderful guest musicians **Oli Bott on vibraphone and** **Anna Carewe on cello.** Do not miss it. **Since we are opening the outside entrance, you can easily bring along family, friends and music-loving acquaintances,** **....and from 20.00 we will continue in our splendid Bayron Bar!**

4 attendees

Berlin Tech Mixer and Social (Tech / AI / Data / IT) ✨

Fri, Oct 9, 4:00 PM

From Berlin Tech Mixer and Social (Tech / AI / Data / IT) 💻✨

THERE IS NO WAITLIST. EVERYONE CAN JOIN. Whether you're a seasoned tech veteran or just starting out, let's create the ideal afterwork place to meet and chill with other workers in tech - find that new job, expand your network, share ideas, and stay up-to-date on the latest trends in the industry. Let's inspire, innovate, and shape the future of technology in Berlin! Tech, AI, Data, IT, and more \~ \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ### Event Details 💰 Cost: €3 (Online only, no tickets at door) [ Link to Website ](https://techsocialberlin.com/event/meetup) 🍺🥃 Afterwork drinks and social 📍 Belushi's Berlin (Ziegelstraße) (Inside, or ask for Social Meetup) - Ziegelstraße 28 🕕 6:00pm onwards every Friday **Or RSVP on the website for our Discord / WhatsApp communities, and to see who else is going and what their backgrounds/seniority/interests are:** 🔗 [Link to Website](https://techsocialberlin.com/event/meetup) If you cannot find us, ask staff about Social Meetup, or find a table, snap a photo and ask in the WhatsApp community above. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ### Who Should Attend? Perfect for **Berlin tech professionals** including: * **Software Developers & Engineers** (Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, React, Node.js) * **Data Scientists & Analysts** (Machine Learning, AI, Data Visualization, SQL) * **Cybersecurity Professionals** (InfoSec, Ethical Hacking, Cloud Security) * **Product Managers & Tech Entrepreneurs** * **Students & Tech Graduates** looking to break into tech * **Career Changers** entering tech industry * **Remote Workers & Digital Nomads** in Berlin * **Startup Employees & Entrepreneurs** * **Digital Marketing & Product Professionals** * **Senior Engineers** looking to mentor and network \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ### What You'll Experience * 🤝 **Network with Berlin tech community** * 💼 **Job opportunities** and referrals from peers * 🚀 **Career acceleration** through peer networking * 🎯 **Skill sharing** and tech discussions * 🧠 **Knowledge sharing** on latest tech trends * 🎉 **Social activities** and games * 🧠 **Learn from peers** about real-world challenges * 🚀 **Collaborate** on projects and ideas * 🎯 **Mentorship connections** (both ways!) * 🍻 **Fun, casual atmosphere** \- no matter your seniority level \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ### Event Guidelines * Support the venue by purchasing drinks/food (no outside items allowed) * Maintain appropriate behavior and respect for all attendees * Bring physical ID if required by venue (call ahead to confirm) * Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with the venue, we just use the space. So don't call the venue asking about our events. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- *Berlin Germany tech social mixer afterwork drinks AI connect network data IT programming cybersecurity digital nomad blockchain crypto big data science computer networking community jobs entrepreneur industry product design startup software development machine learning python javascript professional networking career development it professionals developers mentorship ai sql analytics data engineering business intelligence deep learning tensorflow pytorch data visualization data analysts ml engineers Berlin Germany tech social mixer afterwork drinks AI connect network data IT programming cybersecurity digital nomad blockchain crypto big data science computer networking community jobs entrepreneur industry product design startup software development machine learning python javascript professional networking career development it professionals developers mentorship ai sql analytics data engineering business intelligence deep learning tensorflow pytorch data visualization data analysts ml engineers***📱 Follow us:** [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/tech.social.event) \| [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/tech.social.event/) \| [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/tech-social-event)

5 attendees

Scaling QA with Agentic AI : From Gatekeeper to Force Multiplier | Berlin Meetup

Wed, Oct 7, 4:00 PM

From The Test Tribe Berlin

4.5

**Scaling QA with Agentic AI : From Gatekeeper to Force Multiplier \| Berlin Meetup** Development is getting faster. But QA cannot simply scale by hiring testers at the same rate as developers. So what happens when QA changes its role? At The Test Tribe’s 13th Berlin Meetup, Mofazzal Hossain will share how Cybus has evolved QA from a traditional gatekeeping function into an advisory and system-level quality function — and how agentic AI can help make that model scalable. Instead of asking AI to simply write tests, the approach encodes testing expertise into repo-based skills that are versioned with the code, reviewed through pull requests, and executed in CI. **Event Details** * Date: 7 October 2026 * Time: 06:00 PM – 08:00 PM CET * Venue: Room 121, Building 1, 2nd Floor, Kastanienallee 82, 10435 Berlin **Session – From Gatekeeper to Force Multiplier** **[Speaker: Mofazzal Hossain, QA Lead at Cybus](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mofazzal/)** The session explores how QA teams can scale their impact by changing where and how they apply their expertise. At Cybus, tickets are explicitly routed as dev-verified, advisory, or QA-owned. Developers verify their own features against a test plan shaped and reviewed by QA, while QA focuses its capacity on system-level, non-functional, and other areas where deeper quality expertise is needed. The next layer is agentic AI: encoding QA knowledge into reusable, version-controlled skills that can move from a Jira ticket to an executable test. You’ll see how this model works in practice, including the skills currently used in production and the limitations that still require human judgment. **How This Meetup Solves Your Problem** * QA is struggling to keep pace with development? Explore a model that scales QA expertise without simply scaling headcount. * QA is becoming a bottleneck? See how explicit ownership can help distribute verification across developers, advisory QA, and QA-owned testing. * AI-generated tests aren't enough? Explore how repo-based skills can turn testing expertise into reusable automation. * Worried about trusting AI agents? Understand why outputs remain drafts until reviewed and where agents can still produce confident but incorrect results. * Not sure what governance AI testing needs? Explore the considerations that should be addressed before rolling agentic workflows out. **Why Show Up on 7 October?** * Because development speed is increasing, and QA needs new ways to scale its impact. * Because “issues found by QA” may not be the most useful measure of a modern QA team's value. * Because you’ll see how QA expertise can become part of the codebase through repo-based AI skills. * Because advisory QA can shift the focus from testing everything to applying quality expertise where it matters most. * Because understanding the limits of agentic AI is just as important as understanding its capabilities. **Become a Speaker at The Test Tribe events:** Wish to share your insights with the community at a future event? Submit your talk idea [here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8xebmOBD2WYXwGKWj7GteY-tMLaj-aZzQk88MAsE0LUiMUQ/viewform?utm_source=luma) and our team will get back to you, if the idea resonates with them too. **About The Test Tribe** The Test Tribe is the world's largest software testing community, empowering testers globally since 2018. With 700+ events and 150K+ members across 130+ countries, we bring testers together to learn, grow, and connect through meetups, conferences, cohorts, masterclasses, and more. By RSVPing, you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://www.thetesttribe.com/website-terms-conditions/?utm_source=luma) and [Privacy Policy](https://www.thetesttribe.com/our-privacy-policy/?utm_source=luma) and consent to be contacted by The Test Tribe and our event partners

12 attendees

IBM Bob Coding Watch Party in Berlin

Thu, Oct 15, 2:00 PM

From Data, Cloud and AI in Berlin

4.4

Developers, Ops, domain experts - let's get your hands dirty! We are rolling out a hybrid series of hands-on practitioner events around IBM Bob, the new **AI**-powered development partner designed to help you ideate, build, modernize and ship better code, faster. 👉 **Agenda** for 15th October: 16:00 Open Doors & Local Networking (*for onsite attendees*) 17.00 Official Welcome & Agenda of the Evening / **Online livestream starts***, **Sebastian Grodzietzki** (in Berlin)* 17:10 Big on Brains - An introduction to IBM Bob*, **Francis Powesland** (in München)* 17:30 **Guided **Bob Feature Update - “How to get hooked on IBM Bob”, ***Francis Powlesland*** *(in München)* 18:10 Break + time for installation of Bob on individual machines if still needed (ideally you have Bob installed before the event 👍), find your teammates 18:30 From RPG to AI: Modernizing IBM i Applications with Bob, ***Marvin Giessing*** *(in Düsseldorf)* 18:45 **Guided**: Building an Agentic Development Team with IBM Bob, ***Liza Kaladjian*** *(in Köln) **& Dennis Treder-Tschechlov** (in Ehningen)* 19:10 Self-paced hands-on - try out Bob yourselves with finger food & drinks, individually or in local teams / **Online livestream ends** 20:00 Closing Doors What makes these events stand out? 👩‍💻👨‍💻🧑‍💻🪩 Coding Watch Parties in Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Ehningen, Vienna, Zurich and online/remote at the same time. Join live sessions together with other creators — not just watching, but discussing, reacting, and learning in real time. Think of it as turning a webinar into a shared experience. The final 2 AI Coding Watch Parties with Bob, each with **tracks for beginners, intermediate and experts**, will take place on \- 15th October and \- 1st December *The Coding Watch Parties are free of charge. Onsite tickets are limited.* 🥷🧙‍♀️🧝🪄 Hands-on + Community-first From hackathons to deep dives, these events are built to help you explore modern AI-driven development workflows and connect with peers. **Bob is built to support domain users without coding experience as well as R&D + Ops folks** from the ideation stage up to modernization of legacy apps, to secure, fullstack enterprise-ready development. IBM Bob supports the entire SDLC — and these sessions show and guide you how it actually works in best practice. If you’re curious about where AI is taking software engineering next, this is a great place to plug in.

19 attendees

HVLtech Dinner at Karyatis: Meze, side projects, and zero slides

Wed, Oct 7, 4:00 PM

From Havelland Technology (Falkensee)

4.8

After a bit of a break, we're back for another dinner together. Let's catch up on what's new while enjoying some Greek food at Karyatis in Falkensee. No talks, no agenda, just good food and good conversations. Engineer, product manager, designer, tinkerer, or anything else tech-related: you're welcome. First time? Even better. We plan to be around until 21:00, so it's fine to come anywhere between 18 to 21 ;-) Everyone orders and pays for their own food and drinks. An RSVP helps us get a table that's roughly the right size. 📍 Karyatis, Straße der Einheit 102, 14612 Falkensee 📅 Wednesday, 7 October 2026 🕕 18:00–21:00 See you in Falkensee ;-)

6 attendees

How is AI changing the world beyond software?

Thu, Oct 22, 4:30 PM

From On Product

4.7

After a too long break, it's time to get together again. And the next meetup topic is: **"How is AI changing the world beyond software?"** We, *software* product builders, deal with AI every day in our product work. We can imagine where things are heading in the our *software* building world, but what about the rest of the world? Healthcare, education, logistics, the arts? What's actually shifting out there? To keep it real, I'd love each of you to bring a guest who does NOT work in tech or software. A teacher, a doctor, an architect, a chef... anyone with a perspective from outside our bubble. More details coming soon. Looking forward to seeing you all again!

30 attendees

AWS Women's User Group Berlin: October Event - Technical Workshop

Mon, Oct 12, 4:00 PM

From AWS Women's User Group Berlin

4.8

**AWS Women’s User Group Berlin presents an interactive, hands-on workshop hosted at the AWS Berlin Office!** AI-assisted software development is transforming how we build applications. However, getting great results from AI coding tools isn't just about writing good prompts—it's about giving AI the right context, requirements, and technical guidance. Join us for a beginner-friendly **Level 200 workshop** where we’ll introduce **Spec-Driven Development** and show you how to work more effectively with Claude Code, guiding you from what you want to build straight through to implementation. **What You’ll Experience** This is a practical, hands-on session—not just a presentation. We’ll walk through a real-world example, and **free temporary AWS accounts will be provided** for the workshop! You will learn how to go from: **👉 Idea → Specification → AI-assisted Implementation → Validation** Key takeaways: * What Spec-Driven Development is and why it's powerful when working with AI coding tools. * How to turn an idea or requirement into a clear, structured specification. * How to provide Claude Code with the right context and guidance. * How to review, validate, and practically apply AI-generated implementations. ***!Please bring your own personal laptop!*** *No previous experience with Spec-Driven Development or Claude Code is required. A basic understanding of coding or AWS is helpful, but the session is designed to be accessible to beginners.* **Speakers & Workshop Assistants** * **Sana Shah —** Cloud Operations Lead at DEMICON * **Liya Wang —** AWS Solutions Architect * **Workshop Assistants:** Shabnam Motamedirad and Tugce Konuklar will be supporting and guiding you during the hands-on session! 🗓️ **Event Details:** \- Date: Monday\, October 12th \- Venue: AWS Berlin Office — EDGE East Side \(Please bring your laptop\!\)\, [address](https://maps.app.goo.gl/rGpHYo8t6VLwvRyK7) \- Time: 06:00 PM \- 9:00 PM Doors open at 6:00 PM Food & drinks will be provided. 📋 **Program Schedule:** **18:00 – 18:15** \- Welcome & Registration \(Doors open at 18:00\) **18:15 – 18:30** \- Introduction: Spec\-Driven Development & Claude Code **18:30 – 19:30** \- Hands\-on Workshop **19:30 – 19:45** \- Break **19:45 – 20:15** \- Workshop Continued **20:15 – 20:30** \- Q&A and Closing Remarks **20:30 – 21:00** \- Networking\, Food & Drinks 🎟️ **RSVP** Secure your spot by RSVPing now! Seats are limited! Please note that this user group is specifically for WOMEN and FLINTA\ *(female, lesbian, inter, trans\*, non-binary, and agender) only. Please also check out the AWS User Group Berlin. \*\*\*\*\*\* 🚨Attention🚨 This meetup is hosted at Amazon Offices and attendees must be registered to go through building security. Make sure you bring an ID card with you, and you register the event with a valid name that matches to your ID. Media and Consent: We inform all attendees that photographs and videos will be taken during the meetup and will only be used by the event organizers for documentation and promotional purposes. By RSVPing to this event you are consenting to our media policy. Please let the organizers know if you do not want to be in the pictures/videos. Thank you very much for your cooperation! \*\* The AWS Women’s User Group is the very first official women-centric AWS User Group in DACH and EMEA. This group serves as a secure and supportive platform for women who want to share their AWS knowledge, passion for cloud computing and advance their career through targeted learning opportunities. We extend a warm invitation to FLINTA individuals who are interested in being part of our User Group. Code of Conduct: At the AWS Women's User Group in Berlin, we have a strong and unequivocal code of conduct in place to create a safe and empowering environment for all.

40 attendees

Data Science Retreat Demo Day #47

Tue, Oct 20, 3:30 PM

From Data Science Retreat

4.6

**Hey Berlin Data Folks!** We’re looking forward to welcoming you to our next **Data Science Demo Day on 20th October**. Our **Batch 47 participants** have been busy working on their final projects, and they’re ready to share what they’ve built. This time, we have **7 projects** covering a pretty wide mix of topics, from behavioral profiling and healthcare to career transitions, engineering, agriculture, fire detection, and even fermentation. It’ll be a relaxed autumn evening to see some practical data science and AI applications, meet others from Berlin’s data community, and chat about ideas, projects, and what people are working on. And, of course, we’ll have some pizza and drinks to keep everyone going. **Free to Attend!** **Agenda:** **17:30** \- Drinks and Networking **18:00** \- Welcome & Introduction Followed by Project Presentations **Project Ideas:** **1\. ML\-Based Data Broker Simulator** ***Project by Sascha Alexeyenko*** How much can your everyday browsing actually reveal about you? This project explores that question by building an ML-based data broker simulator. It combines browsing metadata with website content to look for patterns around a user’s emotions, activities, and behavior, both in the moment and over time. The project also demonstrates how these insights could be used to target people with certain content or recommendations at just the right moment. The idea is to make behavioral profiling feel less abstract and give people a clearer sense of what can be inferred from their browsing data and how those insights might be used to influence their choices. **2\. Personalized Psychiatric Treatment Selection for Depression** ***Project by Aleksandra Garifulina*** Finding the right antidepressant treatment can be a very individual process. This project explores whether machine learning can help support more personalized treatment selection using patient-level clinical characteristics and treatment-response data. The project looks at supervised classification methods to match treatments more closely to individual patient profiles. It also explores how clinical guidelines, treatment suitability, and contraindications could be incorporated into the process. The goal is to investigate how these tools could support clinical decision-making rather than replace it. **3\. Job Transition Workspace** ***Project by Timothy LeBon*** Changing careers can mean juggling job searches, applications, skills, resumes, advice, and a lot of uncertainty all at once. This project brings those pieces together in one intelligent career transition workspace. Using data from O\*NET, the U.S. Current Population Survey, and the Anthropic Economic Index, the system recommends roles based on a person’s skills, experience, career goals, and job-market demand. It also includes an LLM workspace that can work with resumes, chats, and cover letters, along with tools for things like job searches, email, reminders, and calendar management. The goal is to create one place where people can plan and manage a career change with more personalized, data-informed support. **4\. AI\-Assisted Requirement Change Impact Analysis** ***Project by Lakshmi Swetha Pasupuleti*** In complex engineering projects, changing one requirement can affect many other things, from software requirements and design decisions to test cases. This project looks at how AI can help engineers understand those connections, especially when they are not already documented. The idea is to use semantic analysis to find related engineering artifacts and, importantly, explain why they might be affected by a change. The project will compare AI-based methods with more traditional traceability approaches across different change scenarios. The end goal is a lightweight prototype that explores where AI can make requirement change analysis easier and more useful for engineers. **5\. cropSpectAI: Spectral Sensing and AI\-Driven Crop Health Monitoring** ***Project by Sharana Shivanand*** What if farmers could spot changes in a plant’s health before those changes were visible to the eye? cropSpectAI explores this idea using a low-cost portable device that combines spectral sensing with machine learning. The system captures how leaves reflect light across different wavelengths and uses those patterns to estimate important plant traits such as chlorophyll and nitrogen content. The project experiments with several machine-learning approaches to see how affordable, edge-based technology could help farmers identify problems earlier, make better-informed decisions, and potentially reduce unnecessary use of resources. **6\. Residential Fire and Smoke Detection Platform** ***Project by Abhishek Acharya*** Traditional smoke and heat detectors are essential, but they usually react once smoke or heat has reached the sensor. This project explores whether computer vision can provide an additional layer of information by recognizing signs of fire and smoke visually. The system is designed to understand context too. It looks at situations involving cooking flames, candles, fireplaces, steam, cigarette smoke, pans, stoves, and people to help distinguish an actual hazard from normal household activity. The aim is not to replace certified smoke or heat detectors, but to explore how visual AI could complement them with earlier, more context-aware detection while reducing unnecessary alarms. **7\. Predictive Fermentation Assistant** ***Project by Sylas Lau*** Fermentation sounds simple: give microbes the right ingredients and conditions, then give them time. In reality, factors like temperature, moisture, oxygen, and timing all interact, which makes getting consistent results surprisingly tricky. This project explores how machine learning can help home fermentation enthusiasts better understand and manage that process. From bread and yoghurt to koji, tempeh, and kimchi, the idea is to use data to make fermentation a little more predictable while still keeping the hands-on nature that makes it interesting. **20:10** \- Open for Networking **20:30** \- Wrap Up Come by, grab some pizza and a drink, meet the people behind the projects, and spend a cosy October evening with Berlin’s data community. We have **limited seats**, so please RSVP soon.

22 attendees

Cybersecurity × AI: Berlin's Builders, Breakers & Backers #5

Wed, Oct 14, 5:00 PM

From Startups.Berlin

4.4

AI has changed both sides of the security equation at once. Attackers are automating reconnaissance, phishing, and exploit development at a scale that didn't exist two years ago. Defenders are shipping agents that triage alerts, patch code, and hunt threats faster than any SOC team could. And an entirely new attack surface — the models themselves — is being built into products before anyone has agreed on how to secure it. Berlin has quietly become one of Europe's densest clusters of people working on exactly this problem: security founders, ML engineers, red teamers, CISOs, researchers, and the investors funding them. This meetup is an attempt to get them in one room. **⚠️ Attendance is limited and by application only** To be considered, apply here: [https://luma.com/ak9geyg6](https://luma.com/ak9geyg6) We're capping this event at **10 people**. The reason is deliberate: we'd rather have a room where everyone present is actually working in this space than a large room where most people are browsing. Smaller rooms mean better conversations and a much higher chance you meet the two or three people who matter for what you're building. The form takes about two minutes. We'll ask for: * Your name and where you work * What you're building, investing in, or researching * Your role (founder / engineer / security lead / investor / researcher / other) * What you're hoping to get out of the evening We review applications on a rolling basis and confirm attendees by email. Applying early genuinely helps — once we're at capacity we close the list. If you're not selected this time, you'll be first in line for the next one. **What to expect** * [2–3 short talks] from founders and practitioners building at the intersection — offensive AI, AI-native defense tooling, securing LLM applications, compliance under the EU AI Act * An open Q&A where hard questions are welcome * Long-form networking **Who we're looking for** Founders (pre-idea to Series B), security engineers and researchers, red teamers, CISOs and security leads, VCs and angels active in the space, and serious people looking to move into it.

14 attendees

A Java 8 lambda and JobRunr is all you need for distributed (batch) processing!

Wed, Oct 7, 4:30 PM

From Java Usergroup Berlin-Brandenburg

4.5

The Java User Group Berlin-Brandenburg and our partner [codecentric](https://www.codecentric.de/) invite you to the talk **A Java 8 lambda and JobRunr is all you need for distributed (batch) processing!** by Ronald Dehuysser on **October the 7th, 2026**. **A Java 8 lambda and JobRunr is all you need for distributed (batch) processing!** (Ronald Dehuysser): Are you struggling with CPU-intensive tasks, high I/O work, or do you need to schedule background jobs without blocking the rest of your system? I often see teams building a scheduling solution themselves, severely underestimating the complexity of running jobs asynchronously. A costly endeavour, especially with a simple, free and open-source solution readily available. Find out more at https://jug-berlin-brandenburg.de/blog/2026/jobrunner/

46 attendees

AI Builders Berlin

Tue, Oct 20, 3:30 PM

From AI Builders

4.7

🎟️ GET TICKETS ON LUMA (https://lu.ma/berlin-oct20) 🎟️ We're sharing the latest and most practical tech for building AI agents. Topics you'll hear us talk about: Vibecoding, OpenClaw, Distills, Evals, LLMOps & anything about Agents. 🖥️ Innovative AI Demos 🎤 Builder Tool Demos - from EU or Silicon Valley leaders 🤝 🍻 A LOT of time... for informal networking 🍕 Yummy Pizza & Snacks // FOR WHO? ✅ Devs, Product peeps, Data scientists, ML engineers, Founders, Hobby builders ✅ Anyone actively building ⚠️ Some technical knowledge highly recommended!* // AGENDA 17:30 👋 Walk-in 18:00 🤝 Networking 18:30 💬 Included Pizza (be early!) **18:45 🎤 Test-driven Development for AI Agents: Who Writes the Test? - Nicolai Bohn 19:30 💻 Don’t Let Your Agent Make You Stupid - Mykola Penkovskyi 19:45 💻 TBA 20:00 🤝 Networking & Free Drinks 21:00 🔚 End // FAQ • What's AI Builders?* We're a community of 5000+ AI nerds. We're building a democratic AI platform, to make our community completely co-owned and co-governed by you (yes, all attendees). • Will it be recorded?* Yes, some AI Builders Berlin sessions are streamed live and recorded. By attending, you consent to being photographed and filmed. Let us know if you don't want to be on camera. • I'm not technical. Can I come?* Yes, but to actually enjoy the meetup, we recommend to understand basic LLMs lingo and concepts: Agents, Embeddings, RAG, MCPs, Inference, Structured Output, Finetuning, APIs, Reinforcement Learning. Why do I need to pay? 1). So we know how many people will show up, less food waste + better allocation of limited seats. 2). Sponsorships don’t cover all our costs (yet)! • Can I get a free ticket? Can I volunteer?* Money should never be the reason to not join. If you are in need of a sponsored ticket and/or want to help out by coming 1.5 hour early to help set up, message us here (https://aibuilders.club/whatsapp-andreim). // Location We look forward to hang out with you:CIC (Cambridge Innovation Campus)Right next to Görlitzer Park.Thanks to our friends at Æthos (https://www.aethos.org/) 🎟️ GET TICKETS ON LUMA (https://lu.ma/berlin-oct20) 🎟️

18 attendees