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Generative AI San Francisco and Bay Area

Accelerating biology research will unlock advances in longevity 🧬, healthcare 🏥, and nanotech ⚛️. So let's bring the sharpest Bio researchers together with top AI builders to create the future of life.

Grad students are especially encouraged to apply!
In Partnership with DCVC & Future House

Schedule:
11:30am - Lunch served
12pm - Talks from...
- Andrew White (Cofounder @ Future House)
- James Hardiman (General Partner @ DCVC)
- José Luis Ricón (Head of Theory @ Retro Biosciences)
- And a few more surprise guests
1pm - Team Formation & Lighting Talks
1:30pm - Hacking begins!
6:30pm - Dinner served
8pm - Demos & Awards!

Bio x AI Hackathon @ AGI House SF

Personal

Workshop & Mini-Hackathon: Build Powerful AI Bots Without Code 🤖🚀

Forest

Harry Zhou

Zara Zhang

Jason Hu

AI Angel Investors and Founders Pitch Meetup

Paul Jurcys

Erasmus Elsner

Victor Paraschiv

Jennie Wang

Marina Vieva

Petr Stepanek

Rene Turcios

Fintech Next

Aditya Agrawal

Adrian Kyle Blackwood

Jing

Arthur Moreau

Conversations on the meaning and impact of artificial intelligence as it intersects areas of our social reality.

Archive of our conversations: https://aisalon.substack.com/

The Ai Salon

museo

Ai Salon: Space Industrialism

Melissa Turner

Dan Lubar

Alex Voronovich

Manas Minglani

Nitin Mahajan

Alex Lara

Edith Tretschk

Saurabh Vij

Andrew Cote

Ian Eisenberg

Open Future Forum and Friends 

Building AI Agents + Investors & Networking

Siddharth Mehta

Sreenath Somarajapuram

Arun

Jeffrey M

Gercek Karakus

Charlene

Aaron Hsieh

rishi

Reza

Lasha Kvantaliani

Murray

Ravi Ramachandran

Rahul Parundekar

Hari Masoor

D-Series

『Merge Effect』Fintech-AI-LLM (Demos + more!)

Mayra Zamora

Antoine Nivard

Louisa Lu

Era Qian

Hack VC

Xiangyi Li

Michał Miszczyszyn

Jakub Neander

Lisa Shimizu

Cameron Dennis

AI Startups in South Korea

Open stage for AI builders, researchers and enthusiasts to 
share, inspire and transform. 

AGI Builders Meetup

AGI Builders Meetup SF

Eric LIU

Pathway

LLMs + Smarter Search: The Future of RAG

Justin Chavez

Calin Drimbau

Philipp Krenn

Paritosh Kulkarni

mihri

Wheezy

Anthony Bull

Sifan

Cheng Gong

Zuzanna Stamirowska

Tech in Culture

Palo Alto Blockchain and AI Investors & Networking

Light Node Ventures

Jurgen Farfán

Kate Ivanova

marvin tong

Gabriel naologic.com

Ruby Pittman

Luba

McKenzi MacDowall

Taiga Sawamura

MindsDB is an open-source platform that lets you customize, secure, and control AI. With real-time automation, users can connect to more than 30 AI engines.

MindsDB HQ

The Open Source Monetization Blueprint: From Community Code to Commercial Success by MindsDB x 500EE

Tarlon Khoubyari

Xairia Opperman

Tunya Irkad

Arize AI

DSPy End-to-End

Norika Zkitty

James Murdza

Salar Rahmanian

Robert Chandler

James Le

Akshat Sondhi

Filip Kozera

Alex Bäuerle

Cohere

Weaviate

Edge

roc-grotesk

B2B Marketing with Gen AI | Women in AI Panel & Social

Women in AI Club

Modernist

Sophia Lu

Women in AI Team

AI AMA After Hours w/ BCV Labs

Rak Garg

Conrad White

William Eleazer

Taylor Holland

Join us for a weekend of hacking in support of national security, sponsored by Shield Capital, Vannevar Labs, In-Q-Tel, Founders Fund, and Anduril. This event is hosted by Stanford's Defense Tech Club, Stanford Gordian Knot Center, and Cerebral Valley, with a kick off event on May 3 on Stanford campus. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with problem statement stakeholders and special guest speakers. The official hackathon will begin on May 4 at Shack15 in San Francisco.


Schedule:

Friday, May 3rd: Cocktails, kickoff, problem set briefings, and team building at Stanford's campus, hosted by Stanford's Defense Tech Club and Stanford Gordian Knot Center.

Saturday, May 4th: 24 hours of hacking on government-provided problem sets begins in San Francisco. Featuring speakers from commercial technology companies and government stakeholders.

Sunday, May 5th: Judging and prizes awarded.


Hack on problems that matter – problem statements curated by US military stakeholders. Judges and mentors are from US military, startups, and venture capital firms. Full list of problem sets, judges, and mentors will be provided after registration.

National Security Hackathon

*Theme: Builidng personal assistants with OpenAI Assistants API v2

Ever feeling envy of Ironman's Jarvis? Imagine building your own personal assistant that:

- L1 Basic Automation: Provide detailed travel itineraries with just a destination.
- L2 Interactive Assistance: Manage complex schedules across multiple calendars.
- L3 Analytical Processing: Analyze complex data sets to provide actionable business insights.
- L4 Advanced Programming: Send PRs to open-source GitHub issues, and surpass Devin on the SWE-bench.
- L5 Self-Improvement: Learn from human feedback and self-improve by rewriting its own code.

Join us on May 4th to innovate and build your own assistant with OpenAI's Assistants API v2. This latest version introduces the dynamic file search tool, capable of ingesting up to 10,000 files and efficiently navigating through them to supercharge your assistant's functionality.

We look forward to many new-born Jarvis at AGI House.

Rules: 
- All attendees must contribute code.
- No external guests allowed.

Event Schedule: 
11:30 Welcome to AGI House Hackathon Series
12:00 Keynotes (Moderator: Michele Catasta, VP of AI @ Replit)
  → Vinod Khosla
  → secret guests you won't want to miss 🤫
12:45 Project proposals from hackers
1:00 Hacking Begins!
1:30 Lunch is Served
4:00 Project Check-In
6:00 Dinner is Served
8:00 Demos


* Sponsored by: OpenAI
* Co-sponsor and API partners: TBD

OpenAI Hackathon @ AGI House

* Everyone must ship!!* Come build something incredible.

The AI for Thought mission document:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AjSd4TdhhUaS6kaocrIWfr1yQ_T1gqBqm9hctTnzls4

Backed by FoundersX.

In 1968 Douglas Engelbart showed the "mother of all computer demos". It was a device that let you use a computer without just typing into a terminal: the mouse.

Innovations like the mouse turned computers into what Steve Jobs called "A bicycle for the mind"

Now more than 50 years later, computers can think, speak, and listen as well as humans in many scenarios.

It is time to again ask ourselves: What does it mean to use a computer as a tool for the mind?

It may mean building the next Notion, or Roam research, or Obsidian, ground up using gen AI.

It may mean rekindling the aspirations of the Internet-Of-Things movement where any household appliance can be communicated with seamlessly.

Or it may mean creating "the next mouse"

This hackathon is a playground to think different.


Schedule:
12:00 Hackathon Launch
12:05 Talks
12:30 Hacker's Lightning Talks
12:45 Team Formation & Lunch
1:30 Hacking Begins
5:30 Dinner
8:00: Demos!
10:00 Hang out/Adjourn