Applying AI Events in Glasgow
"AI research" and "AI in production" are two pretty different worlds at this point. This page collects events from the production side: how teams integrate LLMs into real products, build agents that are worth trusting, wire up RAG pipelines that don't quietly hallucinate, and ship Copilot-style features without breaking the rest of the app. Agentic coding is a particularly active thread right now, with dedicated meetups and studios popping up across the continent.
This page narrows the Glasgow calendar to Applying AI events. It's a subset of United Kingdom's wider tech-event schedule, useful when you want something specific to go to in the city this month.
Upcoming tech events in Glasgow, United Kingdom.
Upcoming Applying AI events in Glasgow
🚀 ML Club Oct 2026 Meetup: AI in Action at the BBC
Glasgow, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
How can AI transform the way news is produced and audiences discover content? Join us for two talks exploring the practical application of AI and machine learning at the BBC.
Together, the two talks will offer practical insights into developing, evaluating, and deploying AI in a public service organisation, exploring both the opportunities and trade-offs involved in delivering real value to audiences.
We also thank the Waracle Glasgow Team for facilitating the venue.
What to expect17:30 - 18:00
Doors Open, Refreshments and Networking
18:00 to 18:05
Welcome and Kickoff
Talk 1: 18:05 - 18:35
Improving Content Discovery: Lessons from Recommendation Systems at the BBC
Speaker : Florence Edwards, Data Scientist, BBC
Helping audiences find relevant content is regarded as a core challenge for modern digital products. In this talk, examples from recommendation system work at the BBC will be presented, and practical lessons from the development, evaluation, and improvement of personalised recommendations will be discussed. Through these use cases, experimentation, evaluation, model performance, and the trade-offs involved in the application of machine learning within a public service organisation will be explored.
Talk 2 : 18:35 - 19:05
AI in the Newsroom: Lessons from Rewriting and Translating News at the BBC
Speaker : Katya Saint-Amand, Principal Data Scientist, BBC
An ambitious initiative has been established by the BBC to create a faster, repeatable route through which AI tools that deliver real value can be accessed by News while editorial standards are maintained. In this talk, two systems developed through this initiative will be presented: LDRS Style Assist, an LLM-powered article rewriting tool, and machine translation for BBC World Service languages. Through these use cases, evaluation, deployment, human oversight, and the practical lessons learned from the introduction of AI into real newsroom workflows within a public service organisation will be examined.
Why attend?- Learn how teams are building with AI systems and products in practice
- Explore real world architectures, patterns, and implementation lessons
- Hear practical insights from enterprise AI delivery
- Connect with others in the local AI and machine learning community
Whether you are actively building AI systems or simply want to stay close to the latest developments, this will be a valuable and engaging evening.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Got a topic you’d love to present or suggest for the upcoming meetup?
We’re still building the speaker lineup for rest of the year — reach out!
📩 Emmanuel: bunmieogungbemi@gmail.com
📩 Andy: andrewpmcmahon629@gmail.com
📩 Abhi Singh : Abhi_singh1@hotmail.com
Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ml-club/
The Future of Work: AI, People and Organisations
Glasgow, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
The Future of Work: AI, People and Organisations
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Dive into how AI is reshaping work, people, and companies at this in-person Future of Work event
AI is changing the way work gets done, but what does that mean for people, teams and organisations?
Join us for a discussion with Veer Shah and Hazel Ellender from The OpenAI Deployment Company as we explore what the future of work could look like.
A discussion of how AI is changing the way work gets done and what the future of work could look like. Exploring the technologies driving that change, the psychology of adapting to new ways of working, and what this means for our working habits, workplaces and organisational design.
Chaired by Michael Young, Founder & CEO of MBN Solutions, the session will be an interactive discussion rather than a traditional presentation, with plenty of opportunity for audience participation throughout.
We’ll finish with an open Q&A, giving attendees the chance to put their own questions to Veer and Hazel and dig deeper into the opportunities, challenges and realities of AI-driven change in the workplace.