🇮🇪 Tech Events in Ireland

Home Assistant Community Day is a worldwide event for smart home enthusiasts and newcomers alike to socialise, share and learn.

Please note this event is in PorterShed a hAon, across the carpark from our usual venue

​Home Assistant Community Day is a worldwide event for people who use Open Home Foundation projects. It’s your chance to get together with fellow fans in Galway o share your enthusiasm and experiences.

Come along if you're curious about smart homes in general, or if you're a seasoned Home Assistant veteran. You're welcome to bring along any devices, automations or cool demoes to share with the community. We look forward to meeting you all.

Green Zone | Children only | Suitable for 12+ | 60 mins

Join this fun one-hour Pytch workshop and learn to create your own Space Invaders-style game while discovering the basics of Python programming. Pytch a free, web-based platform developed by Trinity College Dublin and partners, designed to help learners move from block-based coding (like Scratch) to Python. No experience needed—just curiosity and creativity!

G019 Lecture Theatre | Human Biology Building | Blue Zone | Adult & Children require a ticket | Suitable for ages 10+ | Duration 30 mins

Life as a NASA Engineer: Building the International Space Station, Training Astronauts, and Launching Rockets!

Ever wondered what it's like to work at NASA? Join former NASA engineer David Bushman as he shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories of building the International Space Station, training astronauts for spacewalks, working on the Space Shuttle programme and developing rocket technology. An inspiring journey into the world of space exploration!

CoderDojo Malahide is a coding club where the students (aged 8-17) work with a group of technical mentors to learn more.

On this week at CoderDojo Malahide:

• Scratch - Suitable for beginners learning at their own pace using CoderDojo sushi.
• Advanced Coders - Options for coders with Scratch experience, including Python, Hackers, and Hardware.

G019 Lecture Theatre | Human Biology Building | Blue Zone | Adult & Children require a ticket | Suitable for ages 10+ | Duration 30 mins

Join Jay Looney from the University of Limerick as he introduces EirSEDS (Irish Students for the Exploration and Development of Space), the Irish chapter of the international student-led organisation SEDS, founded in 1980.

Learn how passionate university students across Ireland are coming together to design and build rockets, explore space technologies and develop the skills shaping the future of the aerospace industry.

Perfect for curious minds, aspiring engineers and anyone who dreams of reaching for the stars!

These are our regular Monday evening electronics nights. Everyone from absolute beginner to experienced is welcome. These evenings are not classes or tutorials, rather a very friendly informal evening.

We have a wide range of people who come. Some are absolute beginners who do not even work or study electronics, but are interested to know more. Others have something that they are already working on. We almost always have some first time visitors and we always give them a tour of the space.

Come in with your Pi, Arduino, or whatever you have. Bring your laptop. Maybe you want to make something, solder, breadboard or use our electronic gear. Maybe you have some vague ideas and just want to get started. Or maybe you’re just curious……if so, it’s fine to come along and just see what others are doing.

If you would like to get even more involved and have the full use of our space, we would be delighted to have you as a full member. Membership brings many benefits.

We are located behind Mr Price and the Bright Lights store on Kylemore Road. We have lots of free parking available.

Monday, 9 November 2026 | The Sugar Club | 6PM |
20 Slides x 15 Seconds x 12 Speakers

DEFUSE - DESIGN FOR USE
Come join the Dublin design community for a night of inspiration, innovation and insight as some of Ireland's leading experts in the field of Interaction Design share their stories and highlight some of the most compelling design challenges they face.

This event is organised by IxDA Dublin in partnership with Service Design Ireland, Design Brew and Dublin UX.
This is NOT a ticketed event.

RSVPs are open to discover who from the Dublin UX community is attending and to utilise event chat. RSVPing to this event does not guarantee entry.

Learn more at https://defuse.ixd.ie and see you there.

Back by popular demand! Put your knowledge to the test at a data privacy table quiz. "It's more fun than it sounds" - Quizzer, 2025

Think you know what the Internet knows about you?

Our quiz is back by popular demand! After a packed out quiz last year, we’re returning for one night only this year. Join us for a fun, social and eye-opening table quiz that'll put your knowledge of the hidden world of online tracking to the ultimate test.

Grapple with questions like:

• How long would it take to read all the terms & conditions the average internet user accepts in a year?
• What did RTÉ journalists get from a data broker, with surprising ease, last year?
• Which tech billionaire once killed a goat with a stun gun and served it cold to the boss of Twitter?

What to expect:

• Brain-teasing questions that reveal the hidden world of personal data.
• A fun, relaxed & social atmosphere - no tech expertise required!
• Prizes for the top team who prove they're the true privacy champions.

Whether you're a privacy novice or a seasoned security pro, you'll learn something new, have a great Monday night out and leave with a better understanding of how to be more in control of your digital life.

Grab your friends, form a team (or join one when you arrive!), and let's play "Who Do THEY Think You Are?"

Date: Monday, 9 November

Time: doors at 19.00; quiz starts at 19.30

Location: Lucky's, 78 Meath Street, Dublin 8

Who do THEY think you are? is led by Wove Design, with ADAPT Centre, Beta Festival and NCAD as partners.

3… 2… 1… Launch your creativity and learn to build rockets!

Learn to build rockets from scratch with the crew from the MTU Rocketry Society in a fun, hands-on workshop! Join us for an engaging Rocket Building Workshop hosted by MTU at the Elfordstown Earthstation. This in-person event offers a unique opportunity to explore the fundamentals of rocket construction and engineering. All materials provided!

• Date: Monday 09 November 2026
• Time: 7 PM – 9:30 PM
• Cost: FREE (18+ only)
• Location: Elfordstown Earth Station, Midleton, Co Cork P25 P526 [ Directions ]
• Parking: Ample free parking

BOOK ONLINE

Do you like to make things? Would you like to use 3D software, lasercutter and 3D printing to help you make your idea?

TOG has an open evening to learn how CAD software and 3D fabrication tools can help you make your project.

All you need to take part is your own laptop and some ideas on what you want to make.

This is not a taught class, more like an informal working group of self-directed makers.

We will be happy to help you explore how to use our 3D tools in designing and making your project whether you are a crafter, designer, engineer or hobbyist.

Come and have a look at the tools in our space and get some ideas on how your project can be made.

Join us for the 8th Annual Web Data Extract Summit in Dublin, an event for data pros and web scraping developers

Join us for 2 days filled with insights, networking, and innovation in the world of web data extraction. Learn from industry experts, participate in hands-on workshops, and discover the latest tools and techniques for extracting valuable data from the web.

Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their data extraction skills.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the leading summit in web data extraction!

Event Details: Date: 5th - 6th November 2025
Location: Dublin, Ireland Venue: The Gibson Hotel Format: In-person

Stay tuned for more updates

Website: https://www.extractsummit.io/

Join us for Azure & GitHub Community Day to connect, learn, and geek out in person!

Join us for an awesome in-person event where all things Azure and Github come together! It's the perfect chance to connect, learn cool tips, and share your passion with fellow devs. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this day is packed with fun, insights, and networking. Don't miss out on the community vibes and hands-on sessions!

Sign up here https://luma.com/1zpc2hlm

90 minutes. One idea. How far can you take it?

Join us at Stripe’s Dublin office on 10 November for a fast-paced, hands-on hackathon exploring the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP).

The challenge: build an API or service that AI agents can pay to use. Think a useful data feed, a clever developer tool, or a niche service that solves one problem brilliantly. With MPP, an agent can request a resource, pay for it, and get the result directly over the web.

You’ll have 90 minutes to turn your idea into a working prototype, experiment with payments, and build alongside other curious developers. Keep it small, try something unexpected, and see what you can ship before the clock runs out.
Whether you’re excited about AI agents, APIs, or new ways to get paid for what you build, this is a chance to get hands-on.

The details

• When: 10 November
• Where: Stripe office, Dublin
• Duration: 90 minutes
• Snacks: Provided 🍿
• Bring: Your laptop, charger, and curiosity

Bring an idea. Grab a snack. Build something worth paying for.

Ever wondered how AI actually works?

ATU Sligo Room B2314

Open to all ATU Sligo students and staff

Spend two hours building one yourself. You'll write real Python code, train a model to recognise handwritten digits, and test where it succeeds and fails — no coding experience required, no software to install. A hands-on introduction to the technology shaping science, medicine, and research..

Create a custom laser-cut bookmark, explore digital design skills, and turn your ideas into a unique handmade creation in this teen workshop

Take your reading accessories to the next level with a creative laser cutting and design workshop for teens. Learn how to create a custom bookmark using digital design tools, experiment with patterns, shapes, and ideas, and transform your design into a unique laser-cut creation. Perfect for ages 13 to 17 who enjoy technology, creativity, and making something uniquely their own.

itag’s Product Management Forum and Product Management meetup Galway Presents: "Do No Harm" Product Ethics Workshop

Is your product causing harm you haven't accounted for?
AI is accelerating product development at an unprecedented pace, but our ability to anticipate the ethical consequences hasn't kept up.

For product teams, good intentions are no longer enough. Regulatory scrutiny around responsible technology is intensifying, reputational risk from harmful products is growing, and the cost of identifying ethical failures post-launch far outweighs addressing them early. Ethical design isn't a values exercise, it's a risk management discipline.
This session is about putting that into practice.

Working in small groups, you'll apply a real ethical design tool to a real product - surfacing harm, unintended consequences, and blind spots that traditional product processes miss.

Tools include Spotify's own Ethics Assessment, the Black Mirror Brainstorm, Provocatype, Dichotomy Mapping, and more. Each table works with a different tool and a different product, before the room comes together to compare findings.

No prior knowledge of ethics or ethical design required. These tools are built to be picked up without specialist training - you'll leave knowing whether that's actually true.
Come ready to ask the questions nobody on your team has thought to ask yet.

Workshop facilitators

• Ailis McCaul, Product Consultant at Liberty IT
• Ben Bland, Consultant – Emerging Tech, Liberty IT

Discover how Medtronic is building digital and cloud native software technology in Ireland that is shaping the future of patinet care.

The Digital Heartbeat Tech Talks With Medtronic

Dublin Edition

After two sell-out events at the PorterShed in Galway, Medtronic’s ‘The Digital Heartbeat Tech Talks’ series is going on the road for the first time. This November, we are bringing the series to Dublin for an evening designed for software, cloud, data, AI, systems, product, and digital technology professionals who want their work to make a meaningful difference at global scale.

Join senior engineering leaders from Medtronic and connect with Dublin’s tech community to explore how cloud-native platforms are shaping the future of patient care. Discover what it means to build digital solutions where reliability, zero-downtime resiliency, and innovation directly support life-critical clinical outcomes.

• Date: Tuesday, 10th November, 2026
• Location: The Market Bar, Fade Steet, Dublin 2
• Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (Tech Talks start at 7:00 PM)

About the Event:

Building on the momentum of our first two session at the PorterShed, this event expands the conversation across both Medtronic’s Patient Care Systems (PCS) and Digital Interventional Cardiology Therapies (ICT) teams.

We will explore how specialised clinical technology and modern cloud platforms intersect to power the next generation of connected healthcare. You will hear directly from engineering and technical leaders about how cloud-native platforms, connected systems and data-driven intelligence are shaping the future of patient care. This is a chance to discover what it means to build digital solutions where reliability, security and innovation can directly support better clinical outcomes.

Why Attend?

• Technology with purpose: See how modern software, cloud architecture, and connected platforms are being applied to complex healthcare challenges.
• Clinical and patient perspective: Hear how technology moves from code and platform decisions into real clinical settings and patient experiences.
• Insights from Medtronic teams: Learn how the Patient Care Systems and Digital Interventional Cardiology Therapies teams are advancing connected care and scaling digital health platforms across Ireland and globally.
• Dublin Tech Networking: Connect with local developers, architects, and product leads, as well as Medtronic’s engineering teams over complimentary finger food, craft beers, wine, and soft drinks on Fade Street.
• Open conversation: Take part in a moderated panel discussion and audience Q&A on the future of connected health, AI and meaningful tech.

Speakers & Host:

• Paul Mearns: Sr. Director, Patient Care Systems (PCS), Medtronic
• David Formisano: VP, Digital Interventional Cardiology Therapies (ICT) Group, Medtronic
• Anne Tierney: Cardiac Physiologist, St. Vincent’s Private Hospital
• MC / Moderator: Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin (Academic | Science Communicator | Broadcaster)

Agenda:

• 18:30 – 19:00 | Arrival & Networking: Craft beer, wine, soft drinks, and finger food served in a relaxed setting.
• 19:00 – 19:10 | Welcome & Opening Remarks: Paul Mearns on architecting and scaling global digital health platforms from Ireland.
• 19:10 – 19:30 | Panel Discussion: The Future of Connected Health & Digital Platforms, moderated by Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin. A frank discussion on cloud scale, reliability, engineering culture, and technical hurdles.
• 19:30 – 19:45 | Open Q&A
• 19:45 – 20:30 | Networking & Informal Mixer: Grab another drink, chat with the speakers, and meet the engineering teams to discover what building software at Medtronic is really like.
• 20:30 | Event Close

About Medtronic’s Digital Health Engineering Teams:

Innovation happens where clinical domain expertise meets scalable, enterprise digital platforms. Our Patient Care Systems (PCS) team builds the secure, cloud-native architecture for continuous remote cardiac monitoring, while our Digital Interventional Cardiology Therapies (ICT) group delivers data-driven intelligence directly into acute care workflows.

Together, these teams push the boundaries of what’s possible in connected medical technology, ensuring that lifesaving telemetry data is processed reliably when every second counts. If you are curious about what software engineering looks like at Medtronic and want to build tech that genuinely matters, come network with our team.

For more information on Medtronic, visit www.Medtronic.com and follow Medtronic on LinkedIn.

Registration

Attendance is free, but capacity at The Market Bar is strictly limited. Reserve your spot early to join us for our Dublin debut!

Running since June 2013, every month we have 1-2 talks focused on Security or Technology - followed by socialising with like minded people

• You can find out exactly what to expect about the night and the venue on the What We're About section of our Meetup page. Past talk details can be found the "Past Events" section.
• All people with any sort of an interest or level of knowledge in Security, Hacking and Emerging Technology are more than welcome to attend and feel free to bring like minded colleagues and friends.

CorkSec is made possible through generous sponsorship from our Platinum Sponsor TrendAI, Gold Sponsor CyberSkills , as well as our Silver and Bronze Sponsors featured prominently on the night.

Our talks come from our community so if you have an idea for a topic (anything for 10-60 minutes) please email us at DefconCork@gmail.com . Whether you are an experienced presenter, or presenting for your first time - CorkSec is a great venue for it - and we are happy to help you prepare and mentor you.

Doors open at 19:00 with talks starting at 19:15. Talks below

TALK 1: Airgapped System | Not a problem. Lessons Developing Malware for a NATO Exercise by Sabastian Hague
Step inside the development process behind Exercise Locked Shields 2026, the largest and most complex cyber live-fire exercise in the world
Centri had the honour of supporting Locked Shields by developing realistic technical content for some of the most capable cyber operators globally. This session explores the challenge of building scenarios that are credible, relevant, and difficult enough to test defenders operating at enterprise and nation-state level.
You’ll hear how we approached the design of advanced exercise content, the considerations involved in developing realistic adversary behaviour, and how we balanced technical depth, safety, and learning value.
The session will also walk through one of the more intricate malware components developed for the exercise. Rather than relying on obvious destructive behaviour, this tooling was designed around specific operational objectives, showing how subtle functionality can be harder for commercial detection tooling to identify.
Can malware be effective without being noisy? Can highly specific functionality create a bigger detection challenge than overtly malicious behaviour?
Join us and find out.

TALK 2: Adopting AI for Threat Defense: What Actually Works (and What’s Still Hype) by Saurabh Khadtare
A lot of people in security are understandably skeptical of “AI” right now. Marketing slides promise fully autonomous SOC's, while real defenders are still drowning in huge alerts and brittle detection logic. At the same time, attackers are already using automation and AI‑adjacent tooling to scale phishing, brute forcing, credential abuse, and exploitation, so a purely manual defensive approach is becoming unrealistic.
In this talk, I’ll share practical lessons from working as a security engineer and Pentester on how AI is actually starting to help with threat defense, and where it absolutely should not be trusted on its own. I’ll break “AI for defense” into three buckets: classical ML/UEBA and anomaly detection, AI‑powered SOC automation for triage and noise reduction, and LLM‑based that help with summarizing incidents, writing queries/rules, and translating technical findings for non‑technical stakeholders. For each bucket, I’ll walk through concrete workflows and examples (using redacted or synthetic data) showing what sucked before, what AI does better, and what still needs a human in the loop.
I’ll also cover the major limitations and risks: hallucinations, weak multi‑step reasoning, prompt injection, and new attack surfaces introduced by LLMs and vendor tools. The goal is to give the audience a realistic blueprint for where AI can safely augment defenders today, and where “AI‑only” approaches are still pure hype.

We will also have a seat for the CPTA | Certified Penetration Testing Associate to give away on the night

​Join us for a hands-on developer event on building for agents at Stripe, covering integrations, financial operations, and agent-initiated transactions.
​Build in workshops and hackathons and hear directly from the Stripe engineers behind it.

​Schedule and registration here: https://stripe.events/agenticdevday

Join us at the IRISSCERT Annual Cybercrime Conference 2026 for a day of networking, and expert insights into tackling cybercrime

IRISSCERT holds an annual conference is an all day conference providing attendees with an overview of the current cyber threats facing businesses in Ireland and what they can do to deal with those threats.

Experts on various aspects of cyber crime and cyber security share their thoughts and experiences with attendees, while a the day is a great opportunity to network with other professionals .

The conference will be open to anyone with the responsibility for securing their business information assets. There is a nominal fee of €50 per person attending to cover the costs of catering and other organisational expenses.

This year's speakers will be confirmed and announced over the coming weeks.

COVID 19 GUIDELINES

The event will be run in line with the current government guidelines regarding the hosting of indoor events.

We recommend people wear masks, ideally FFP2 and N95 masks, when attending the event, in particular when moving in common areas and within the conference hall. In addition, we strongly encourage attendees to be up to date with the relevant vaccinations and we ask that attendees conduct a rapid antigen test (RAT) before attending IRISSCON.

The Aviva facilities have been selected due to its modern air conditiona and air filtration systems.

We appreciate everyone's support to keep all attendees safe.

ACCOMODATION

We have also negotiated a special delegate rate for those wishing to stay in the conference hotel, which is the Clayton Hotel Burlington. If you wish to avail of this send an email to info@iriss.ie to get the discount code.

Step into the digital future with confidence. Learn valuable new skills and explore exciting technologies.

West Limerick Resources together with Match Marketing are offering a series of Digital Skills and AI Workshops, both in person and online. Reserve your spot now!!!

Workshop 4 of 9:

• Set up and use two-factor authentication. 
• Access Government services securely using MyGovID. 
• Complete common online public service transactions. 
• Understand how to keep personal accounts secure. 
• Build confidence in using digital public services independently.

Our SRE Meetup is back after SRECon, this time Google is hosting the event, places limited so make sure to keep your RSVP up to date, and that your profile shows your full first and last name.

Talks

Tracking Down Noisy Neighbours
John Looney, Crusoe

TBD
Google engineering

Join accessibility leaders, practitioners and advocates in Dublin for a day focused on driving real progress in digital inclusion.

Irish Accessibility Networking Group (IANG) and Accessibility Ireland are proud to present "the accessibility dial".

Full details can be found on the conference page of the Acccessibility Ireland website.

The below agenda is an outline of the conference agenda with full details to be announced soon.

Building confidence, resilience and cyber safety skills for children in 3rd-6th class. Think smart. Stay safe online.

In today's digital world, children need more than cyber safety skills. They need confidence, resilience and good judgment. This interactive workshop for 3rd to 6th class pupils teaches children how their thoughts and emotions can influence online behaviour, while also covering key online safety topics such as social media, gaming, passwords and smart device security. Children will leave with practical tools to help them think critically, stay safe online and make positive choices. Delivered by Think Smart Cyber.

​Join Dublin’s AI, data, and technology community for an evening of practical learning, pizza, and conversation.
​Supported by Snowflake, the meetup will feature a Snowflake speaker alongside Sheamus McGovern, Founder of ODSC AI, as co-speaker and co-host. Speaker and session details will be announced soon.
​Beyond the main session, there’ll be community lightning talks, hiring shout-outs, and time to meet people working on similar projects or exploring new ideas.
​Whether you’re building AI systems, leading a team, or figuring out how AI fits into your work, you’re welcome to join.

• ​AI engineers, developers, and data scientists
• ​Product managers, founders, and technical leaders
• ​Business professionals exploring practical AI applications
• ​People hiring or looking for their next opportunity
• ​Emerging practitioners developing their AI skills
• ​Anyone interested in meeting Dublin’s AI community

​Working on an AI project, testing a new tool, or learned something useful recently? Volunteer for a three-minute community lightning talk—we’d love to hear about it.

• ​6:00 PM–6:30 PM: Arrivals, drinks, and icebreaker networking
• ​6:30 PM–7:00 PM: Main session with a Snowflake speaker and Sheamus McGovern
• ​7:00 PM–7:15 PM: Community lightning talks, up to five speakers, three minutes each
• ​7:15 PM–7:25 PM: Who’s hiring / who’s looking shout-outs
• ​7:25 PM–8:00 PM: Pizza, topic-based networking, and talent matching

​Date: November 12, 2026
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM, local time.
Location: Dublin (exact venue to be announced)
Admission: Free with registration
​Supported by Snowflake.
​Come ready to learn, share what you’re working on, and meet people who could become collaborators, colleagues, or friends. Register to reserve your place!

Join us on November 12 for the next Stripe Dublin meetup. This is an in-person event for anyone building with Stripe. An evening focused on Stripe user experiences, product insights, best practices, and community.

🍕🍺 Perks
Food, drink provided!

🎫 Tickets
There is a hard limit for RSVP :) Wait list will be operating on Meetup.

📍Location
The event is hosted at Stripe's Dublin offices, Fitzwilton House, Wilton Pl, Dublin, 2 · Dublin, ie

🕚 Rough timings

• 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm: Doors open with refreshments
• 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm: Talks and Q&A
• 7:30 pm - 8:00 pm: Drinks, food, and networking

📣 Talks

1. Rolls-Royce WIMP, From SaaS to utilities - Grant Bissett, Founder & CEO at Caligra.
2. Building autonomous coding agents at Stripe - Mark Doyle, SWE @Stripe
3. From x402 to MPP and Prepaid Tokens: A War Story of Agentic Payments at Apify, Matej Hamaš, SWE @ Apify

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the Stripe community.

Stripe developer code of conduct.

Meetup – Thursday, 12th November 2026 | 7:00 PM
Venue: Waterford Treasures Museum (X91 K10E)

In November 2016, Waterford Tech Meetup held its first gathering, bringing together people working in tech to share ideas, experiences and make connections.

A decade later, the technology landscape looks very different. We've seen massive advances in AI, changes in how and where we work, the emergence of new technologies and industries, and plenty of predictions about the future - some more accurate than others! To celebrate 10 years of Waterford Tech Meetup this November, we're doing something a little different.

Instead of our usual two-speaker format, we're bringing together a special panel featuring some familiar faces from our Meetups over the years. Together, they'll reflect on how the industry has evolved since 2016, explore the opportunities and challenges facing the sector today, and share their thoughts on where technology might take us over the next decade.

Meet our anniversary panel:

• Marco Troisi – Founder / Consultant, O2A Labs
• John Frizelle - Founder, Alludium; Partner, SVV
• Sophie Renshaw - Senior AI Quality Engineer, Workhuman
• Colm Dunphy – Lecturer / Researcher
• Richard Rodger - CEO, Voxgig

And we'd love you to help shape the discussion!

We'll be inviting our Meetup community to suggest questions and topics they'd like the panel to explore so keep an eye out for a short survey coming your way next week, where you'll have the chance to tell us what you'd most like to hear about. We'll use your suggestions to help guide the conversation on the night.

We look forward to celebrating with you!

With thanks to our sponsors: Waterford Local Enterprise Office, ServisBOT, Red Hat and Bluefin.

Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult

The EU AI Act is law. Learn what it means for your product from an AI Office of Ireland board member, then try it hands-on.

The EU AI Act is now law, and it changes how every founder, builder and team ships AI products in Europe. Join SeedFoundry for a live session with Prof. Alan Smeaton, Board member of the AI Office of Ireland, who will explain what the rules actually mean in practice.

What you will learn:

• What the EU AI Act requires and who it applies to
• How the risk categories affect the products you build
• What to check and do now to stay compliant
• Live Q&A with Prof. Smeaton
• A hands-on session after the talk, where you work through the rules on a real use case

Who should join: founders, developers, product leads and anyone building or using AI in the EU.

Hosted by SeedFoundry.

More details on https://seedfoundry.ai/ep1

Welcome to lockpicking at Tog.

Join us as we teach the various methods of picking and bypassing common locks in Ireland.

All equipment provided.

Warm clothes reccomended as the heating isnt the best.

Dublin's leading data science networking event - connect with data scientists, ML engineers, and analysts