Show us
what you built.
We’re looking for people who build with AI agents: who ship them, break them, fix them and run them in production. If you have code, a demo or hard-won lessons, we want you on stage.
- Calls opening soon
- 4
- Cities in 2027
- 10
- Builders per city
- 150–300
- Call opens before the event
- 12 wk
One call
per city.
Every stop is run by its local Global AI chapter, and each one picks its own program. Calls open 12 weeks before the event and close 7 weeks before. For cities without a fixed date yet, the timeline below is our best estimate.
Want to hear when your city opens? Follow the event page, or join the local chapter on globalai.community.
Real systems.
Real code.
Practical sessions from people doing the work, with real numbers and honest lessons. No product pitches. Working on something else with agents? Send it anyway.
- OrchestrationMulti-agent systems, planning, handoffs and workflows.
- Memory and contextRetrieval, long-running agents and context engineering.
- Tool useMCP, APIs, browser use and computer use.
- Evals and testingHow you know your agent actually works.
- Security and guardrailsPermissions, prompt injection and safe autonomy.
- Agents in productionObservability, cost, latency and scaling.
- Coding agentsHow agents are changing the way we build software.
- Lessons learnedWhat failed, and what you’d do differently next time.
Talks and workshops.
All day long.
Show how it works, ideally live. Agents running on stage, not in a screenshot. If it breaks, we debug it together.
- Builder sessionA 25- or 45-minute talk on stage. Code, demos and the decisions behind them.
- Hands-on workshop60 to 90 minutes. Attendees bring a laptop, build along and leave with a working agent and a repo to keep going.
Twelve weeks
to the stage.
Every city follows the same timeline, counted back from the event day. You don’t need a big title or a big following. You need something you built, and the honesty to tell how it went.
- Call opensSubmit through the city’s event page. Tell us what you built and what attendees will take home.
- Call closesThe local chapter takes a week to review every submission and build the program for their city.
- Speakers confirmedSelected speakers hear from the team and confirm their slot.
- Everyone hears backIf your talk didn’t make it this time, you’ll know. Submit it to another city.
- On stageTalks and hands-on workshops, all day long.
Before you submit.
Questions about a specific city? The local organizers are listed on its event page.
Never spoken at a conference before?
First-time speakers are very welcome. What matters is what you built, not how often you’ve been on stage.
Can I submit to more than one city?
Yes. Each city runs its own call and makes its own choices, so submit to every stop you’d like to speak at.
What makes a strong submission?
Three things: what you built and the problem it solves, what attendees will be able to do afterwards, and whether there’s a live demo or a hands-on part.
Can I talk about my company’s product?
Talk about what you built with it, not about the product itself. Sessions are reviewed for educational value. Companies that want a dedicated slot can sponsor a city.
When does my city open?
Twelve weeks before the event. The call stays open for five weeks, and you hear back no later than four weeks before the event. The list above shows the dates for every stop, and switches to “Open now” as soon as a call goes live.