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Building What’s Next: AI Workflows, Agent Show & Tell & the Future of Software

Building What’s Next: AI Workflows, Agent Show & Tell & the Future of Software

Tue, Sep 15, 3:00 PM
From Frontier Tech & Alpha
4.1

We’re relaunching our innovation meetup with an evening of frontier tech, AI, disruption, impact, and wealth creation. Sponsored by Leferrando, the event will feature fast, practical show-and-tells of AI workflows, tools, and favorite agent systems—with food, drinks There are limited seats 30, so please RSVP Want to share your own frontier workflow? Contact me to speak at the event.

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9 attendees

Echte Männerfreundschaften - Treffpunkt

Thu, Sep 17, 4:45 PM
From Echte Männerfreundschaften
5.0
1 attendee
Building AI Products When Nobody Knows the Answer

Building AI Products When Nobody Knows the Answer

Wed, Sep 16, 4:00 PM
From Grammarly Tech Talks
4.7

**What does** **building AI products actually look like before anyone knows what’s going to work?** Join us on September 16 to reveal the answer. ✅ **To attend the event**, please **register** **on Luma**: https://luma.com/rdzvmhud Please note that **only guests with a confirmed Luma registration will be admitted**. Due to limited capacity, we won’t be able to accommodate attendees who haven't registered. Most product stories are told backward. Once a feature succeeds, it’s easy to believe the path was obvious all along. ​In reality, product teams work with competing hypotheses, incomplete evidence, and no clear playbook. The challenge isn’t finding the "right" answer—it’s making good decisions before anyone knows what the right answer is. ​In this talk, we’ll share real stories from building AI features at Superhuman: how we designed experiments, navigated disagreements, interpreted ambiguous data, and made decisions despite uncertainty. ​This isn’t a framework or a polished success story. It’s an honest look at what product development actually feels like while it’s happening, and what we’ve learned about making progress before the story makes sense in hindsight. 🚀 **Who is this event for?** ​This meetup is designed for **experienced product managers, designers, engineers, and engineering leaders** interested in how modern AI products are built. Especially relevant for professionals navigating uncertainty, competing opinions, and incomplete information while making product decisions. ​✅ Due to limited event capacity, **confirmations will be prioritized for experienced professionals with relevant backgrounds in this topic.** 🔈 **About the Speakers** * **​[Luisa Gonçalves](https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisa-gon%C3%A7alves-02b90480/?utm_source=luma)** is a senior product manager working on Superhuman’s next generation of in-line experiences and agents. Her focus is bringing AI to everyone’s cursor. With a background spanning both B2B and B2C products, she works as a bridge across disciplines including PMM, engineering, and enablement and isn’t afraid to wear whatever hat the problem needs. * ​**[Sasha Marynych](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sasha-marynych/?utm_source=luma)** is an engineering manager at Superhuman, where he leads teams building AI-powered product experiences used by millions of people. Over the past decade, he’s helped ship consumer products across Grammarly and now Superhuman, working at the intersection of engineering, product strategy, and applied AI. ⏱️ ​**Agenda:** * ​18:00–18:30: Check-in and networking * ​18:30–19:30: Talks * ​19:30–20:30: Mingle with our team

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1 attendee
Sunday Tech Coffee Meetup

Sunday Tech Coffee Meetup

Sun, Sep 27, 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.

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12 attendees
Beyond Technology: AI & Data for the Common Good

Beyond Technology: AI & Data for the Common Good

Thu, Sep 17, 3:30 PM
From Women in Big Data Berlin Meetup Group
4.8

What if the most valuable use of AI isn’t automation, but helping people make **better decisions in situations of uncertainty**? Join **Women in Big Data Berlin** and the **Bertelsmann Stiftung** for an evening exploring how AI and data can support evidence-based decision-making and create meaningful social impact. As AI moves from experimentation into everyday work, we want to look beyond what the technology can do and ask **how we can use it responsibly, who benefits, and what it takes to build trustworthy systems that serve the common good.** We’ll hear practical examples from experts working across AI, data, policy and social impact, including: * **AI-powered knowledge management** that makes information findable, contextualised and traceable * **Research agents for policy** that turn complex questions into evidence synthesis, research gaps and decision-ready options * **Responsible AI by design**, including human oversight, data protection, transparency and quality checks * **Impact beyond automation**, focusing on better decisions, learning and long-term organisational capacity **Agenda** **17:30–18:15 \| Registration & Snacks** **18:15–18:30 \| Welcome & Opening Remarks** [Carsten Große Starmann](https://www.linkedin.com/in/carsten-gro%C3%9Fe-starmann-16547144/), Vice President, Bertelsmann Stiftung [Anita Fechner](https://www.linkedin.com/in/anfech/), Women in Big Data Berlin **18:30–18:50 \| Keynote: AI for Good** [Dr. Katarzyna Stoltmann](https://www.linkedin.com/in/katarzyna-kasia-stoltmann-6b7656116/), Women in Big Data Berlin **18:50–19:20 \| AI & Data for the Common Good** [Dr. Helena Bakic](https://www.linkedin.com/in/bakich/), Data Science Lab [Dr. Jens Preußner](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpreussner/), Digitalization and the Common Good **19:20–20:00 \| Panel Discussion** Moderated by [Aliya Boranbayeva](https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliyaboranbayeva/) **20:00–21:00 \| Networking Reception** Whether you work in **AI, data, policy, research, philanthropy, civil society or communications**, join us to explore how technology can move beyond automation and contribute to better decisions and greater social impact. **Registration is required for this event.** *Photos and videos will be taken during this event to capture the atmosphere and document our event. By participating, you also agree that we may use your images and videos for marketing and promotional purposes, including publication on our website, on our social media, in printed marketing materials and in press releases. Our partners involved in the financing of this event and speakers may also have access to this content. If you agree to these terms and conditions and wish to participate in our event, you do not need to do anything else. Your participation constitutes consent to the use of your images and videos as described above.* *Please note that your participation in the event is not conditional on your consent to the use of your images and videos. However, if you do not want your images and videos to be used, please let us know and speak to us directly at the event and we will take appropriate measures to protect your privacy. Thank you for your understanding and support.*

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51 attendees
Cybersecurity × AI: Berlin's Builders, Breakers & Backers #3

Cybersecurity × AI: Berlin's Builders, Breakers & Backers #3

Wed, Sep 9, 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** 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. To be considered, apply here: [https://luma.com/yfs25nmn](https://luma.com/yfs25nmn) 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.

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To find biotech events in Berlin, use Meetup's search feature to explore groups and upcoming events in the biotech community. You can filter by location to see what's happening nearby.

Yes, Berlin hosts a variety of biotech communities. Through Meetup, you can join groups to network, attend seminars, and share knowledge with others in the biotechnology field.

Joining biotech meetups in Berlin can help you expand your professional network, learn from industry experts, and engage with community initiatives related to biotechnology.

Absolutely, you can join multiple biotech groups on Meetup. This allows you to explore different topics and attend various events all within the thriving Berlin biotech scene.

To RSVP for an event, go to the event page on Meetup and click 'RSVP'. Some events might require additional registration through a link provided by the organizers.

Not all events are in-person. Depending on the organizers, some biotech meetups might be held online, especially if they aim to reach a broader audience or include international speakers.

While Meetup can connect you to valuable communities and events, professional growth also depends on your own engagement and dedication to networking and learning.

Creating an account on Meetup is free, but some events or groups may have a fee associated with them to cover costs. Always check event details for any participation fees.

Yes, you can start your own group and organize biotech events through Meetup. This is a great way to share knowledge and connect with others in the field.

The frequency of biotech meetups in Berlin depends on the groups and organizers involved. Check Meetup regularly to stay informed about the latest events in your area.

Many biotech meetups in Berlin cater to different experience levels, including beginners. Check each group's description and past events to find ones right for your skill level.

Meetup connects people based on shared interests, increasing the likelihood of meeting professionals from your sector. Engage in events and discussions to build relationships.

Meetup primarily focuses on group events, so one-on-one mentoring isn't its main feature. However, you may meet professionals who are willing to mentor informally.

If there are limited biotech events, try expanding your search criteria or consider starting a new group to inspire others in the biotech community to organize activities.