Events

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

paper tbd --- we need YOU to volunteer to do rapid-fire recaps and explanations of our remaining papers on the board: https://app.sli.do/event/bNV6mo3BFGhe8Bqzb1tonb/live/questions please sign up in #llm-paper-club in https://www.latent.space/p/community discord recordings at https://www.youtube.com/@LatentSpaceTV

Wednesday, 22 July 2026 — Thursday, 23 July 2026

Build AI Systems That Scale at Advancing AI Join hands-on workshops, connect with fellow AI developers, meet the builders behind leading AI projects, and leave with practical skills and tools you can apply immediately. Space is limited. Register for free today. REGISTER HERE 👉 https://bit.ly/4dALj2A Why Attend? Build real-world AI skills through 50+ hands-on workshops and technical sessions led by industry experts. Explore the latest tools and technologies, connect with the developer community, and take home a chance at AMD hardware, AI PCs, swag, and more. Learn from AI Industry Visionaries: Matt White - Global CTO of AI, Linux Foundation & CTO, PyTorch Foundation Ying Zheng - Co-founder and CEO, RadixArk & Co-creator and Core Contributor, SGLang Jason Cong - Volgenau Chair for Engineering Excellence Professor & UCLA Computer Science Department Simon Mo - Co-Founder and CEO, Inferact & Lead Contributor, vLLM OpenSource Project Jon Saad-Falcon - PhD Candidate, Scaling Intelligence Lab and Hazy Research & Stanford University Avanika Narayan - PhD Candidate, Hazy Research & Standford University Yusheng Su - Member of Technical Staff & RadixArk Hear From the AMD Leaders Shaping AI: Dr. Lisa Su - Chair and CEO Mark Papermaster - EVP and CTO of Technology and Engineering Vamsi Boppana - SVP AI Anush Elangovan - CVP of AI Software & Solutions Sharon Zhou - VP of Engineering & AI and AI Chief of Staff Featured Workshops: 🦾 Build Your OpenClaw Agent with Multi-Modal Models 🤝 Building Hybrid Multi-Agent Systems from Client to Cloud ⚡ Mastering ROCm for AI and HPC: From Fundamentals to Performance Optimization 🤖 Enabling Physical AI on AMD

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

The "AI as a feature" phase is over. Now it's about shipping production-grade agents — serving your customers, running inside your org, holding up at scale. The real conversations happen in hallway chats and breakfast tables with people who are three months ahead of you on a problem you're about to hit. That's what this is. We're hosting a curated breakfast for the people working on exactly that. If you're an agent builder shipping customer-facing agents or running them internally this one's for you! No panels. No pitches. When: Every Wednesday Where: TBD Format: Invite only — seats are limited Agents & Bagels is a weekly series by Scalekit for a curated room of agent builders — YC founders and engineers from Meta, NVIDIA, Walmart, OpenAI, and more get together. Each week, we partner with one AI company building for agent builders and give them the room . Interested in co-hosting? Apply here and we'll reach out if there's a fit. About us: Scalekit is the connectivity layer between AI agents and enterprise apps - SaaS apps, APIs, MCP servers. Agent builders use our SDK to let agents act on behalf of users with per-user token lifecycle, scoped permissions, and tool-calling that holds up in production.

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

​Come and meet other Cursor power-users and builders from Athens! ​We’re hosting an in-person meetup to share ideas, showcase what people have been building with Cursor, and connect over how quickly the ecosystem is evolving. Whether you’re already deep into Cursor or just getting started, you’re welcome to join. ​ Case Study Time: Share Your Projects Got something awesome you've been building? A project, a tool, or a hack you want to show the community? We’re looking for in-depth case studies! This is not a demo; it is a 20-minute walkthrough that will guide the community through your flow. You will have the chance to showcase your abilities as an agentic coding pioneer. You'll receive a $100 Cursor credit for presenting. Only 3 slots are available. What to expect: ​Talks and demos from local builders sharing their experiences and best practices with Cursor ​Conversations with other developers, founders, and AI enthusiasts from the LA tech community ​Bring your ideas, your questions, or just yourself. Pizza and drinks will be provided. ​ Agenda ​ 18:30 - Doors open. Grab a drink, meet the community. 18:45 - Plum (aka Nikos Toulios) - In-depth case study: one real project, start to finish, showing how to use agentic flows to maximise development. 19:15 - Community case studies — the 3 best submissions from the Athens community, each walking through what they shipped with Cursor and how ($100 in Cursor credits for each presenter) 20:15 - Q&A with Anysphere (30 min) - bring your toughest questions, get answers straight from the team building Cursor 20:45 - Pizza, drinks, networking ​Space is limited. If you register but later realise you can’t make it, please cancel your registration to free up a spot for another attendee. Cursor and Plum sponsor this event!

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Most people should have a personal website. Most people don’t, because it feels annoying to make one. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll use Cursor to build a simple personal website from scratch and get it live in 90 minutes. Bring a laptop. You don’t need to know how to code. We’ll cover: What to put on your personal site How to make it look clean without overthinking it How to use Cursor to build and edit the site How to publish it live How to keep improving it after the workshop Good for freelancers, founders, job seekers, students, creators, and anyone who wants a better home base online. Special thanks to Gather for hosting. Light breakfast and refreshments provided.

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

⚠️ Bring your laptop and charger. You'll be building. The first official Cursor community event in Georgia. Hosted at Business and Technology University (BTU) in partnership with Superteam Georgia. Developers, founders, students and AI enthusiasts. Short talks, then a 3-hour team hackathon powered by Cursor, live demos, prizes. 🏆 Tracks: 🟣 Solana Track: $1000 prize pool sponsored by Superteam Georgia ⚡ Cursor Track: winners get major Cursor credit prizes 🗳️ People's Favorite: voted by attendees 💳 First 45 participants get $30 in Cursor credits each. Note: redeeming credits requires a Cursor account with a payment method on file. Your card won't be charged, credits apply to your account. 🎁 Free Cursor merch, limited quantity, first come first served. 👤 Team up on the spot or build solo, both compete equally. Never used Cursor? You'll leave knowing how. Non-developers welcome, the best teams pair builders with people who can pitch. 🛠️ All projects start from scratch at the event. Judged on working demos, not slides: does it run, is it creative, how well did you use Cursor. Timeline 16:00 – Doors, networking, team formation 16:30 – Talks & demos 17:15 – Hackathon begins 🚀 20:15 – Project demos 21:00 – Awards & networking 🎫 Free. Registration required. Food & drinks provided. 🌐 https://cursorgeorgia.com/contact for community links and updates Details subject to change as we finalize speakers and prizes.

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

深圳的朋友们，一起来聊聊 Cursor 吧。这次工作坊由 Mai Yang 主持，他将以 Cursor Ambassador 的身份，先带大家了解 Cursor 这款产品背后的理念和文化，然后一起动手构建几个 demo，边聊边做，边做边聊。 我们希望这是一场有深度的交流，所以名额会比较有限，更适合对 Cursor 有真正兴趣、有自己想法、并且愿意动手尝试的朋友。报名时请认真填写你的信息，这样我们能更好地安排交流的节奏和内容。 ✨ 本场亮点 · 你入场用的签到系统，就是用 Cursor Agent 开发的 —— 当晚我们会现场拆解它的完整开发过程 · Workshop 环节更有 $30 Cursor Credits：登录你自己的 Cursor 账号打开即可到账 · 30-40 人小规模场，人人都能说上话、交到朋友 ⸻ 🗓️ 活动日程 🚪 18:30 - 19:00　签到入场 · 披萨简餐交流 　扫码签到即上大屏「签到墙」，提前熟悉场地、认识身边的人 👋 19:00 - 19:20　开场 & 快速自我介绍 　每人 10 秒，认识一下今晚的同行者 🎯 19:20 - 20:30　主题分享 　· Cursor 产品最新能力速览（Agent、Plan Mode、Skills…） 　· 实战拆解：如何用 Cursor 从 0 到 1 开发「今晚你正在用的」签到 + Credit 发放系统 🎁 20:30 - 20:50　 拿到 Cursor Credits 进行 Cursor 体验使用 　领 $30 Credit 兑换链接，并开始 Cursor 体验 💬 20:50 - 21:50　Workshop 共创 & 自由交流 　聊聊你的 Cursor 使用心得、现场互助解决问题；欢迎带上你的项目，现场开放 2-3 个闪电 Demo 位 📸 21:50 - 22:00　合影 & 收尾 ⸻ 💻 参加须知 · 请务必携带电脑：共创环节需要现场动手，领取 Credits 也建议当场登录 Cursor 完成充值 · 建议提前安装好 Cursor 并注册账号（cursor.com 下载即可） · 报名邮箱不需要与 Cursor 账号一致，签到时提供 luma 报名邮箱即可 · 名额有限，报名需审核，请填写真实信息 期待与你线下见面 👋

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Come hang out with AI Tinkerers and learn how to use Nebius - the Ultimate AI Cloud. Join builders, technical operators, and researchers for a practical evening on building AI products and the infrastructure needed to carry them from prototype to production. We’ll explore how to: Create an agent using Nebius's Token Factory Ship it without becoming an infrastructure company, using open-model inference, fine-tuning, and production deployment. Expect a live build that takes a generic “AI wrapper” and turns it into a grounded vertical agent. Bring a workflow you know deeply; leave with a clearer map of what could become your IP. Food will be provided To stay tuned for future events, follow the AI Tinkerers SG Luma Page This event is presented by Yong Quan , a proud Nebius Fellow, with support from Nebius. Interested in joining the Nebius Fellows community or partnering on future events? Learn more here: https://nebius.com/fellows AI Tinkerers Singapore is a community for people who want to build, test, and learn with AI in the open—founders, engineers, researchers, product builders, and the simply curious. The point is hands-on exploration, honest technical conversation, and meeting others who are making things real. Nebius is an AI infrastructure company. Its Token Factory platform gives developers access to open AI models through a simple API, with the option to move from experimentation to production inference, fine-tuning, and dedicated capacity without operating GPUs themselves.

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

The night before Advancing AI — kicking things off with the builders who make GPUs earn their keep. Join a select group of founders, engineers, operators, and investors who are Advancing AI. Meet the people you'll be sitting next to all week, a night early, in a more relaxed and intimate setting. It's the kickoff: an evening on value maxxing , getting the most out of every dollar of inference and every hour of infra. Expect a few lightning talks with live demos from teams shipping real AI-native workloads, then drinks, bites, and the good kind of hallway conversation. Tonight, we gather the builders. Tomorrow, we continue Advancing AI. Speakers & Demos Bradley Kammerer , GTM, OpenAI — value-maxxing through token efficiency Samyak Mehta , Senior Product Manager, DigitalOcean — "Model Routing for How Teams Actually Build" Richard Chen , Technical Staff, RadixArk — "SGLang in 5 Minutes: What It Is and Why It's Fast" Victor Su-Ortiz , Global Product Marketing Manager & Developer Relations, MiniMax — talk on native multimodality Agenda 6:00 PM — Doors, drinks, bites & arrivals 6:30 PM — Lightning talks + live demos: value-maxxing your inference & infra 7:30 PM onward — Open bar, bites & conversation 9:00 PM — Doors close Note: 111 Minna is a 21+ venue — please bring ID. Registration: This one's for the people building and backing AI-native companies — founders, engineers, operators, and investors. Space is limited. Request to join below, we're confirming early RSVPs first. Hosted by: DigitalOcean , AMD, RadixArk, MiniMax, & Weaviate More co-hosts and speakers to come — RSVP now and we'll keep you posted.

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Daytona AI Researchers - Stanford, July 21, 2026 On Tuesday, July 21 , Daytona and FounderCoHo are again co-hosting an exclusive, high-signal evening dedicated to researchers at Stanford University to explore when we take long-horizon, stateful agents seriously — from the infrastructure that makes them possible, to the evaluation frameworks that make them trustworthy. Agenda ​​​​🕒 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm Welcome Reception and Opening Remarks 🎤 Marijan Cipcic , Principal Events Manager at Daytona 🕒 6:00 pm – 6:15 pm Talk "Today's Agents Don't Live In Episodes" 🎤 Muhammad Annas Hashmi , DevRel at Daytona ​​​​​​Outline: The 'episode' (short, stateless, resettable) has been RL's foundational abstraction since ATARI. It underpins the Gym API, GRPO, PPO, and the conventional sandbox lifecycle. Today's agents no longer fit it. Tasks span for days; the env state at hour 18 of an agent session with warm caches, installed deps, live processes, open sockets, dirty git tree, is worth hours of wall clock to reproduce. Three things are scaling simultaneously. Rollout horizon: seconds -> days. Env state: disposable between episodes -> first-class learning substrate. Branching: absent in modern LLM-RL -> speculative fork trees. Each stresses the inherited toolkit in a different way, and all three have been gated on the same missing primitives: VMs you can fork cheaply, pause without killing processes, snapshot mid-run, and resume hours later. This talk walks through what opens up when those primitives become available. Live demo of long-horizon sessionful rollouts, mid-trajectory forking, and cross-calendar-time training. The research questions that follow (long-horizon benchmarks, speculative RL algorithms, event-driven training, to name a few) are where the next wave of agent RL gets built. 🕒 6:15 pm – 6:30 pm Talk " We Scaled Data Wrong" 🎤 Jun Park , CEO at hillclimb ​​​​​​Outline: For every significant leap in model intelligence, there was a massive dataset that helped us get there. The first chatbots had common crawl, coding agents had github. The next jump in model intelligence requires hyperspecialized training data (finance, health, law, etc) yet we don't have it. What have we, as an industry, done wrong? 🕒 6:30 pm – 6:45 pm Talk "Open RL Stack for Training Long-Horizon Agents" 🎤 Sijun Tan , PhD researcher at UC Berkeley’s Sky Computing Lab ​​​​​​Outline: Training long-horizon language agents requires more than a model and a reward signal: it requires a full stack for orchestrating agent sandboxes, running asynchronous rollouts, computing custom rewards and losses, and scaling across different training backends. In this talk, I will introduce rLLM , an open reinforcement learning stack designed to make this workflow practical and reproducible. rLLM lets users train agents on any harness, execute them in flexible sandboxes, and plug in custom evaluation logic for task-specific reward shaping, custom losses, and multi-step trajectories. The system supports fully asynchronous training and multiple backend options, making it easier to move from experimentation to large-scale training without rewriting agent code. I will also share examples of how rLLM is used in long-horizon agent settings and discuss the design tradeoffs behind building an open RL infrastructure for agentic RL training. 🕒 6:45 pm – 7:00 pm Talk " FrontierCS: Evaluating LLMs on Open-Ended CS problems" 🎤 Hanchen Li , PhD researcher at UC Berkeley’s Sky Computing Lab ​​​​​​Outline: Auto-Research has been growing in popularity over the months. We will share latest updates of our project Frontier-CS, one of the pioneers in benchmarking Auto-Research before it was hot! We will share the existing benchmark, the design behind the project, and some ongoing work on improving auto-research data pipeline and evaluation. ​​​​​​​​​🕒 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm ​Networking With food and beverages ​About event An engaging meetup designed for AI researchers to connect, share ideas, and explore the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. The event features informal networking, short talks, and discussions on current research trends, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange within the AI community.

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Join us for an AI hackathon designed for anybody frustrated by AI agents completing real world tasks. This is not a high-pressure coding competition. It is an exploration of what agents can do when they aren't limited by verification codes, making payments, voice calls in a different language, and so much more. Please feel free to bring an AI agent you have started, but never finished. You'll learn how to set up Novita APIs and models, use ActionLayer to complete tasks, and follow a clear workflow from idea to working demo. Come solo or with a team. Beginners are welcome. What to Expect Practical walkthrough of Novita API and model setup Example AI app ideas you can build Hands-on session from ActionLayer on taking AI to the physical world Building tips, technical guidance, Q&A Time to meet other builders, creators, and collaborators Event Schedule 5:30 PM: Doors open + tacos 6:00 – 6:45 PM: Lightning workshops by Novita and ActionLayer teams 6:45 – 8:00 PM: Hacking 8:00 PM: Judging/Awards Judges Reddit: Nathan Handler ClarityCare AI: Oscar Courbit, Simon Lefort Atlas: Aditya Salian Prizes $7K+ in prizes including Novita credits, ActionLayer tasks, and more! Special prizes include interviews for open roles such as FDE. Please make sure to bring a laptop.