What we’re about
Join us to learn and practice AI, LLMs, GenAI, Agentic AI, Machine learning, Deep learning and Data Science technology together with like-minded developers.
Our goal is to congregate with AI enthusiasts from all over SD area to learn and practice AI tech, through tech talks, workshops, code labs etc.. we regularly invite tech leads from innovated companies, successful startups to share their practice experiences and practices in the world of AI, GenAI, LLMs, Agentic AI.
If you’d like to speak at future meetups, co-promote your meetup or inquire about partnership opportunities, please feel free to reach out to us (info AT aicamp DOT ai)
Upcoming events
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JupyterCon 2025 - San Diego (Free Tickets)
Location not specified yetImportant: This is PAID conference. The event organizers (Linux Foundation) provide x100 FREE tickets to AICamp community. Register for your free ticket on the event website use code: AICAMP_SD.
(Register on the meetup will NOT receive any free tickets.)Description:
JupyterCon brings together data scientists, business analysts, scientists, educators, developers, core Project contributors, data visualization specialists, and tool creators. In-depth training, insightful keynotes, networking, and practical talks expand our collective knowledge of what the Project Jupyter platform can do. JupyterCon focuses on real-world practices and how to successfully implement interactive computation in your workflow and projects.Explore the Schedule:
From innovative project showcases to deep technical training, JupyterCon 2025 offers something for every member of the Jupyter community, including these spotlight sessions:- Real-time Collaboration Is Not Just for Humans Anymore - Zach Sailer, Apple & Abigayle Mercer, Cal Poly (AI & ML Track)
- What's New in Jupyter Frontends - Jeremy Tuloup, QuantStack & Rosio Reyes, Anaconda (Community Track)
- GitHub-First Jupyter: How Pinterest Solved Notebook Collaboration at Scale - Nikhil Kagita & Chia-Wei Chen, Pinterest (Jupyter Infrastructure Track)
- GeoJupyter: An Open Community for Accessible, Collaborative, and Interactive Geospatial Computing - Matt Fisher, Schmidt Center for Data Science and Environment & Fernando Pérez, UC Berkeley (Research and Scientific Discovery Track)
- The Lifecycle of a Jupyter Environment: From Exploration To Production-Grade Pipelines - Dawn Wages, Anaconda (Data Science Track)
- Scaling Data 8 With JupyterHub Across California’s Colleges - Sean Michael Morris & Eric Van Dusen, UC Berkeley (Education Track)
- Plus, explore the Tutorial Day (Nov 3) and free Community Sprint Day (Nov 6)!
Register for your free ticket on the event website use code: AICAMP_SD
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