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Model Mondays - Spotlight On Model router in Microsoft Foundry

Mon, Aug 24, 5:30 PM

From Microsoft Reactor Toronto

4.5

AI agents rarely rely on a single model to solve every task. In this episode of Model Mondays, we'll explore how model router helps developers apply a hill-climbing approach to agent development by continuously finding better models for different steps in a workflow. Learn how to evaluate models, compare performance across providers and model families, and dynamically route requests to the model best suited for each task. Through discussions and demos, we'll show how model router helps agents improve quality, efficiency, and cost by treating model selection as an ongoing optimization process rather than a one-time decision. *** * [Explore the Resources](https://github.com/microsoft/model-mondays) * [Read the Newsletter](https://aka.ms/model-mondays/newsletter) * [Continue the conversation on the Discord](https://aka.ms/model-mondays/discord)

14 attendees

Weekly Flow & Sprint

Tue, Aug 25, 10:30 PM

From Flow + Sprint

A 2K run (all paces welcome), followed by some light yoga and breath work. No pressure, no experience required - just a chance to move, connect, and enjoy the summer. Whether you joined us last time or are thinking about coming for the first time, we'd love to have you there every tuesday. Session updates: http://chat.whatsapp.com/GsFWlLo56mGBfUiPuYSmh3?s=cl&p=i&ilr=2 📍 Oriole Park (https://maps.app.goo.gl/DV74KjhuVQt9mbMC6?g_st=ic) 🧘 All levels welcome (mats optional, grass heals) 🏃 Run + yoga + community

5 attendees

Learn To Carve: beginner woodcarving workshop

Sun, Aug 23, 3:00 PM

From Craft Hub Toronto: Woodcarving Workshops

Join us on Sunday, August 23, from 2:00-5:00 to learn how to hand carve your very own wooden bear or Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle! No experience is needed and all materials are provided. Bring a friend to get a 20$ discount off your tickets! Register through this link: [https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/learn-to-carve-workshop-aug--23](https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/learn-to-carve-workshop-aug--23)

2 attendees

Flow + Sprint Summer finale (yoga + run group)

Sat, Aug 29, 3:00 PM

From Flow + Sprint

FINAL SESSION OF SUMMER: Flow & Sprint + Meditation + Breathwork Let’s close out summer together! Join keepritewithmel for our final outdoor session of the season at Oriole Park. Expect a 60-min energizing + grounding session: strength flow & sprint to get your heart pumping, followed by meditation & breathwork to reset. Agenda: 11:00 - 11:50 - Strength Flow & Sprint (all levels) 11:50 - 12:00 - Meditation & Breathwork 12:00+ - Optional social at Mia Brunch Bar Details: 📍 201 Oriole Parkway, Toronto (Oriole Park - look for the mats) 📅 Saturday, August 29th, 11 AM 🎒 Bring: Yoga mat, water bottle 🥂 Social after at Mia Brunch Bar Registration is mandatory for headcount. Please register via the Luma link: https://linktr.ee/keepritewithmel Hosted by Mel — @keepritewithmel

6 attendees

Creative Code Toronto work session

Wed, Aug 19, 9:00 PM

From Creative Code Toronto

4.8

Join us for a Toronto meetup of creative coders! Instead of our usual show-and-tell, this will be a **work session!** If you're looking for some motivation to tinker on a creative project, now's your chance! **What is creative code?** *Creative coding* refers to anything with an artistic component that uses code as a medium. We welcome artists who use code (for visuals, audio, poetry, or whatever else), designers, animators, toolmakers, researchers, or just enjoyers and people looking to learn more! **Location:** Impact Kitchen on Queens Quay (88 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 0B6) **Join our discord** if you want to talk to everyone before/after the event, or have any suggestions for things you'd like to see or do! [https://discord.gg/ux9txXPsdJ](https://discord.gg/ux9txXPsdJ)

17 attendees

Badminton Enthusiast

Sun, Aug 23, 7:00 PM

From Badminton Enthusiast

5.0

ATTENTION: Due to many first timers signed up the event but no show, I have no choice to charge the first timers $10 per person as deposit via etransfer to me no later then Friday night. There is no refund for no show. If you show up, then I will etransfer the balance back to you at the end of the badminton event. My email address is: [lingseilau@yahoo.com](mailto:lingseilau@yahoo.com) Racket & Birdies: Everyone has to bring your own racket and at least one birdie with you. Court fee: It will be informed at the comment section by 4pm. Cost per person is either $216 (for 4 courts), $162 (for 3 courts) or $108 (for 2 courts) divided by the number of players attended. My email address for etransfer is: [lingseilau@yahoo.com](mailto:lingseilau@yahoo.com)

10 attendees

Testing Craftsmanship Evolving in the Age of AI | Toronto Meetup

Wed, Aug 26, 10:00 PM

From The Test Tribe Toronto

4.8

**Testing Craftsmanship Evolving in the Age of AI \| Toronto Meetup** AI isn't replacing testers, it's reshaping what testing craftsmanship means. After two decades of watching the discipline evolve, one thing has stayed constant: the testers who win are the ones who keep growing their judgment, not just their tool stack. Join The Test Tribe's 15th Toronto Meetup for a deep, honest look at where testing craftsmanship is headed as AI reshapes the role, and what still can't be automated away. **Event Details** ● Date: 26 August 2026 ● Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET ● Venue: [20 Toronto St, Toronto, ON M5C 2B8, Canada](https://maps.app.goo.gl/WUfTxyU1LuVJfX1Y6) **What's on the Agenda?** **Testing Craftsmanship Evolving in the Age of AI** **Speaker: Jacky Zhang, Test Architect, General Motors** Drawing on two decades of hands-on experience in automation, computer vision, OCR, and large-language-model experimentation, Jacky traces how testing craftsmanship has evolved through major technology shifts, and argues that AI is the next transformation, not a total disruption. He'll unpack the real barriers to AI adoption in testing, hallucination, limited generalization, compliance constraints, infrastructure cost, and unclear ROI, and make the case that lasting testing value still depends on stable engineering foundations, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of quality goals and human needs. **How This Meetup Solves Your Problem** If your team is being asked to "adopt AI in testing" without a clear picture of what that actually means day to day, this session cuts through the hype. Jacky offers a grounded, practitioner's view of where AI genuinely helps, where it falls short, and how testers can evolve from script executors into quality strategists, knowledge architects, and human-centered risk explorers. **Why You Should Show Up** * Understand which testing foundations remain essential even as AI capabilities grow. * Get a clear-eyed view of AI's real barriers: hallucination, generalization, compliance, cost, and ROI. * Learn how to reframe your own role as AI reshapes what "testing" means. * Meet fellow testers, automation engineers, and QA leaders from Toronto's testing community. **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) 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/) and [Privacy Policy](https://www.thetesttribe.com/our-privacy-policy/) and consent to be contacted by The Test Tribe and our event partners.

12 attendees

Meet 'n Chill for Tech Talk - Summer Slam

Fri, Aug 21, 11:00 PM

From Pragmatic Tech

4.4

Let's meetup for some casual food and drink. Talk some Tech and Business and meet new contacts. Feel free to share the latest projects you are working on. Or just make some new friends to kick back within this great city.

57 attendees

Toronto GoGeomatics August Networking Social

Mon, Aug 31, 11:00 PM

From Toronto GoGeomatics Canada Monthly Networking Social

4.7

These monthly socials are a chance to network with other students and professionals in the geomatics field to chat GIS, data, remote sensing, surveying and more in a casual atmosphere. Feel free to bring friends and colleagues along - we're eager to welcome everyone back for a fantastic evening! This is a free event. Please RSVP to let us know you're attending.

11 attendees

Lockpicking Monthly Meetup

Wed, Sep 2, 11:00 PM

From Toronto Toool & Locksport

4.8

Come out to our monthly meetups if you are: •New to lockpicking and want to learn. •Experienced with locks and lockpicking and excited to teach and exchange knowledge. We have lots of loaner locks and picks for people to try without needing any supplies of their own. Join the Toool Toronto discord https://discord.gg/fuamRhuAdD We are now going back to primarily an in-person meeting. If you would like to join online, its best to bring this up in the #meeting-night-discussion channel beforehand and then find us in our Meeting Room voice channel on Wednesday night. This event is hosted at a volunteer run makerspace: Site 3 coLaboratory 718R Ossington Ave Toronto, ON M6G 3T7

15 attendees

RESISTING AI

Sat, Aug 22, 5:00 PM

From Luddite Society of Toronto

Calling all AI haters in Toronto! The Luddite Society of Toronto is launching its "AI sucks" campaign, and is issuing an open invitation to anyone who would like to get involved and help fight big tech's AI agenda. Whether you are worried about data centres being built in your neighborhood, art and artists being replaced by AI, or how AI is destroying our ability to think, people who are against AI need to be working together. The purpose of this meeting is to strategize for the launch of our poster and billboard campaign, as well as to bring anti AI activists from different backgrounds together. Location TBD based on the number of RSVPs we get.

9 attendees

Hacking Ourselves: From Life to Death

Tue, Aug 18, 7:30 PM

From The Toronto Philosophy Meetup

4.7

In this talk, I will first offer significant cases of health self-surveillance pursued through technology and, second, I will propose a possible reading of their profound reasons by arguing that, as paradoxical as it may seem, they are a kind of desperate way out of typically neoliberal imperatives of *self-optimisation* and, thus, individual success. More precisely, I will argue that there is a significant sense in which health self-surveillance pursued through technology, from the case of the quantified self to the case of self-biohacking, can free us from the burden of autonomy that, especially in neoliberal societies, means the unbearable burden of being the best. Indeed, if we can increasingly replace our autonomy with our (technological) automation, we can also increasingly replace our responsibility for our failure with technology’s responsibility for our failure. **About the Speaker:** [Simona Chiodo](https://www.dastu.polimi.it/en/staff/simona.chiodo) is Professor of Philosophy at Politecnico di Milano. Her latest works focus on the relationship between technological innovation and human autonomy. Her most recent monographs are “Predicted Humans. Emerging Technologies and the Burden of Sensemaking” (Routledge, 2024) and “Hacking Death. Life-Extension Technologies and the Fate of Western Culture” (Routledge, forthcoming). She was Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge and at the University of Edinburgh, Visiting Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh and spent research stays at Harvard University. She was also Academic Visitor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Toronto. She is a member of the Technology Foresight Centre of Politecnico di Milano. **\* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \*** This is a talk with audience Q&A presented by the University of Toronto's Centre for Ethics that is free to attend and open to the public. The talk will also be streamed online with live chat here [to be posted]. About the Centre for Ethics (http://ethics.utoronto.ca): The Centre for Ethics is an interdisciplinary centre aimed at advancing research and teaching in the field of ethics, broadly defined. The Centre seeks to bring together the theoretical and practical knowledge of diverse scholars, students, public servants and social leaders in order to increase understanding of the ethical dimensions of individual, social, and political life. In pursuit of its interdisciplinary mission, the Centre fosters lines of inquiry such as (1) foundations of ethics, which encompasses the history of ethics and core concepts in the philosophical study of ethics; (2) ethics in action, which relates theory to practice in key domains of social life, including bioethics, business ethics, and ethics in the public sphere; and (3) ethics in translation, which draws upon the rich multiculturalism of the City of Toronto and addresses the ethics of multicultural societies, ethical discourse across religious and cultural boundaries, and the ethics of international society. The Ethics of A.I. Lab at the Centre For Ethics recently appeared on a list of 10 organizations leading the way in ethical A.I.: https://ocean.sagepub.com/blog/10-organizations-leading-the-way-in-ethical-ai

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform designed to help people find and join groups and events based on shared interests. In Toronto, you can discover communities that focus on 3D printing and related technologies.

You can easily search for 3D printing events in Toronto on Meetup by selecting the category and browsing available meetups to RSVP and attend either in person or online.

Absolutely, joining multiple Meetup groups is encouraged. This allows you to explore different aspects of 3D printing and meet diverse people in Toronto with similar interests.

Yes, many 3D printing events in Toronto on Meetup are free to attend. Some events might require a fee, especially if there are materials or space rentals involved.

Once you've found an event you'd like to attend, simply RSVP by clicking the RSVP button on the event page. You'll receive updates and details about the meetup as the date approaches.

Yes! If you are passionate about 3D printing and want to share that interest with others, Meetup enables you to organize and host events. Bring together like-minded individuals in Toronto to explore this hobby.

It depends on the event. Some might provide shared resources, but others could require you to bring your 3D printing gear. Always check the event details for specific instructions.

Meetup can be excellent for beginners as it connects you with local experts and enthusiasts willing to share knowledge, making it a welcoming platform for newcomers to 3D printing.

While Meetup fosters networking, the event's primary focus is on group activities around shared interests. Each event will vary in the amount of networking opportunity it offers.

One approach to discover local groups is by using the Meetup search tool, entering your interest in 3D printing, and setting Toronto as your preferred location to find relevant groups and events.

Meetup facilitates connections through events and groups, but developing friendships will depend on your active participation and engagement with other members.

Yes, events typically require you to RSVP so the organizers can plan accordingly. It reflects your commitment to attend and helps maintain a well-organized gathering.

Meetup offers flexible scheduling with events held at various times. This variety caters to those with different availability, allowing participation in 3D printing events that fit your timetable.

Yes, both online and in-person meetups are organized, offering diverse ways to engage with the 3D printing community. The format will depend largely on the host and current conditions.

The frequency of group meetups in Toronto can vary greatly. Some may meet regularly, while others may have more infrequent gatherings based on organizer activity and participant interest.

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