About us
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Artificial Intelligence Meetup Group. Our meetup aims to foster knowledge sharing, collaboration, and discussion surrounding the vast realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Society as a whole is experiencing a transformative era driven by rapid advancements in AI technology. Our meetup group recognizes the tremendous potential that AI holds in improving various aspects of our lives. By bringing together experts, enthusiasts, and professionals from diverse backgrounds, we create a platform for invaluable exchanges of ideas, insights, and experiences. Through this collective effort, our meetup strives to contribute to the growth and development of AI across multiple domains.
The impact of our meetup on society is multifaceted. Firstly, by providing a forum for learning and development, we equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage AI effectively in their respective fields. Whether it's healthcare, finance, education, or any other industry, the expertise shared within our group empowers participants to apply AI solutions, driving innovation and enhancing productivity.
Secondly, our meetup places a strong emphasis on discussing AI challenges. By addressing the ethical, legal, and social implications of AI, we foster responsible AI development and deployment. Our discussions on AI ethics, bias mitigation, and fairness serve to create awareness and promote inclusive AI systems that benefit all members of society.
Data and AI security is another crucial area we explore. In an era where data privacy and cybersecurity are paramount, our meetup group facilitates discussions on best practices, emerging threats, and strategies for safeguarding sensitive information. By elevating the understanding of data and AI security, we contribute to building trust and confidence in AI technologies, encouraging their responsible adoption.
Our meetup group also serves as a catalyst for the growth of AI-related initiatives and collaborations. By hosting regular events, workshops, and seminars, we actively engage the AI community, attracting talent, fostering networking opportunities, and building strong professional connections. We aim to position ourselves as a hub for AI innovation, enabling the broader AI community to share knowledge and expertise, collaborate on groundbreaking projects, and collectively shape the future of AI.
In conclusion, the Artificial Intelligence Meetup Group holds great promise for driving positive change and making a lasting impact on society. Through our commitment to knowledge sharing, addressing AI challenges, and promoting data and AI security, we empower individuals and organizations to leverage AI for the betterment of our world. Join us on this transformative journey as we shape the future of AI together
Upcoming events
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Harness Engineering: What Actually Runs Your AI Agent
·OnlineOnlineNVIDIA published a result in August that should change how you think about building agents. Their AVO system cleared all 183 levels of the ARC-AGI-3 public set with a perfect 100.00 efficiency score. The model underneath was Claude Opus 5, which scores around 30% on that same benchmark by itself. NVIDIA didn’t train anything new. They wrapped an existing model in their own agent architecture and got a 3x jump.
That architecture has a name. It’s called a harness: the agent loop, the tool registry, context management, sandboxing, permissions, error recovery. Everything sitting between the model and the actual work. It’s where most agent projects quietly fall apart, and it’s what this session is about.
Two weeks before the NVIDIA post, DeepSeek open-sourced theirs. DeepSeek Harness (dsh) is MIT licensed, built on the Cordis meta-framework, and organized around one idea: everything is a plugin. Models, tools, skills, sessions, sandboxes, loops, orchestration, even the UI. All of it swappable in config without touching the source. It collected tens of thousands of GitHub stars within days.
Meanwhile Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor are solving the same problems behind closed doors.
We’re also looking for speakers for upcoming events.
If you’re building with agents, running something in production, or sitting on a war story worth 30 minutes, add your name here:
[AI Agents Meetup Speaker Signup – Fill in form]. It doesn’t need to be as deep as this session. Practical beats polished, and half-finished experiments make better talks than finished ones.57 attendees
Past events
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