Rally events, and the rest of AI SF

4:45 PM - 8:30 PM

FailSafe and NEAR AI are unveiling AttackBench, a framework for testing agentic systems against adversarial attacks that traditional red-teaming misses. This is where the security standards for production agents are actually getting defined, with a live demo and the people building it.

9 AM - 4 PM

Snowflake's dev day brings together builders with speakers from OpenAI, Vercel, Cursor, and CrewAI for hands-on demos and bootcamps on production AI systems. Learn data readiness, agentic patterns, and trustworthy pipelines while networking with the Bay Area AI scene.

1 PM - 3 PM

**From Data to Decisions: Build a Market Research Agent** Learn to build an AI agent that actually gathers, synthesizes, and analyzes market data — the kind of tool that replaces hours of manual research with structured intelligence. You'll walk through prompt design, data retrieval strategies, and how to format outputs that inform real business decisions. Leave with a working prototype and the mental model to adapt it for your own research needs.

5 PM - 8 PM

David Sussillo speaks on how identity emerges from chaos, chaos, mentors, and chance, drawing from his path through group homes to neuroscience and AI. You'll also test unreleased HCI prototypes from Tacit before the talk, with drinks included.

8:30 AM - 8:30 PM

A daylong conference with researchers from Anthropic and Stanford, founders shipping agents and infrastructure, and investors parsing what's real versus hype in 2026 AI. Five tracks cover state-of-the-art models, agent economics, real-world deployment, and the geopolitics reshaping the sector.

1 AM - 4 AM

Deep dive into agent architecture from Redis, LangChain, and production builders covering context engineering, memory, runtime design, and trust boundaries. Limited seats in Bengaluru, so register early if you want the technical talks and networking.

8 AM - 9 PM

Building coding agents and developer tools at scale with InsForge, Replicas, Vercel, Cognition, and others backing the event. A full-day sprint focused on autonomous workflows, agent infrastructure, and shipping AI-native systems.

9 AM - 5 PM

A two-day hackathon where you'll build multi-agent systems with Weights & Biases, Cursor, Redis, and CopilotKit at their SF office. Expect $15k in prizes, expert judges, a robot dog, and 200+ builders tackling orchestration, self-improvement loops, and agent swarms.

11:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Two days bridging the gap between WWDC hype and shipping reality for Mac and AI developers. Day one covers AI-first product decisions, margin-preserving demos, and monetization outside the App Store; day two pairs the keynote watch party with hands-on workshops for scaling or prototyping.

10 AM - 1 PM

Technical talks on agents, RAG, and moving AI systems to production from builders actively shipping these workflows. Useful for engineers and product teams looking to understand real-world architectures and lessons from the LangChain community.

10 AM - 6 PM

Cursor team is taking over a North Beach cafe for a day of co-working and coffee with the people building the tool. Show up for a few hours or just swing by to chat with engineers, grab credits, and see what others are shipping.

5 PM - 9 PM

Most retrieval agents fail silently, pulling plausible but incomplete context. This hands-on workshop teaches you to build agents that recognize retrieval failures and self-correct through query rewriting, re-search, or stopping decisions using practical quality signals.

9 AM - 11 AM

Small group of seed-stage founders having structured breakfast conversations with peers at your exact stage. The whole point is honest dialogue and relationships that stick around after you leave.

5 PM - 9 PM

Evening of hands-on building at a16z's SF office with free Cursor credits and the team in the room. Show up solo or with a friend, ship something in a few hours, and demo what you made.

6 AM - 8 AM

You'll build a multimodal search system that answers questions about earnings calls and returns audio clips, transcripts, and news articles from a single query. Hands-on work with Gemini embeddings, Qdrant's production retrieval APIs, and real financial data from Benzinga.

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

A curated dinner for Series A/B AI founders scaling fast, featuring peers who've been through fundraising and GTM at your stage. Three courses at one of the city's best venues with the builders behind some of the country's fastest-growing companies.

8:30 AM - 6:30 PM

Full-day conference on vector search, retrieval, and agentic AI with Llamaindex, Neo4j, Google DeepMind, and others shipping real systems. Solid lineup if you're building memory, edge AI, or rethinking how systems retrieve and reason at scale.

9 AM - 12 PM

Retrieval in agentic systems works nothing like classic RAG where it's one fixed step. This panel with Qdrant, deepset, LlamaIndex, Cognee, and n8n debates how agents should actually decide when to search, what tool to use, and whether results are good enough.

9:30 AM - 7 PM

Build something real with ClickHouse and Hex in a single day, with partner engineers at the expert bar keeping you moving. Breakfast, lunch, demos, and cash prizes make this worth your Saturday, especially if you want to test an idea against other builders.

3 AM - 10 AM

Vercel and OpenAI are hosting a curated ship day in Shoreditch where you build agents live, demo to the teams behind the tools, and potentially headline their Day Zero party. Real conversations with builders already shipping, plus hands-on time with the AI SDK and agent tooling.

1 AM - 4 AM

Sydney's AI builders converge for the fourth edition of this meetup, bringing engineers from startups and enterprises actually shipping in production. Talks still being announced, but the track record suggests solid speakers and the kind of conversations that only happen when you're around people solving the same problems.

11 AM - 2 PM

Vercel's throwing a proper party at the Outernet with lightning talks, live demos from Built in London winners, and hands-on builds. The night before Ship Week kicks off, this is where the people actually shipping gather.

7 PM - 10 PM

Frontier researchers gathering in the AGI House living room to talk shop over cheese, croissants, and wine. Low-pressure format: bring slides, use the whiteboard, or just vibe and hear what others are working on.

9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Two days of talks and hands-on workshops from scientists and engineers shipping AI-powered lab automation, covering software, hardware, and workflows moving faster than ever. Day one focuses on best practices from leading labs and founders; day two gets you hands-on with tools like Opentrons robotics and other partners building the future of automated science.

9:30 AM - 5 PM

This hands-on workshop walks you through embedding OpenClaw into a live mobile and web app, from setup to first message with production patterns included. You'll leave with a working integration, $100 in credits, and the knowledge to deploy it yourself.

3:30 PM - 5 PM

Sridhar Ramaswamy brings 15 years of Google leadership and Neeva's founding directly into conversation about Snowflake's AI direction. This fireside chat hits the rare intersection of search, advertising infrastructure, and modern data platforms through someone who shaped all three.

3:30 AM - 4:30 AM

10 AM - 8 PM

Korean robotics and manufacturing AI companies are showcasing at scale in the Valley this June, with 40 exhibitors plus structured matchmaking and pitching. Solid if you're building in physical AI or scouting talent and innovation from teams hitting it hard in Asia.