Six subject talks, a hackathon and an employability clinic, open to everyone and free to join.

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A season of open sessions run with the University of Surrey: six subject talks from practitioners, a hackathon in two parts, and an employability clinic. Free, open to everyone, and no application needed.
Applied AI moves faster than any one group can follow alone, so students, businesses and practitioners learn it together. Practitioners talk about how it is actually done now, teams build on real draft challenges at the hackathon, and the conversation carries on in the community between sessions.
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How it works
Each season follows one profession through a run of talks and sessions. Come to all of it, or just the parts you need.
Choose the profession that matters to you. Each season has its own page with dates and sessions.
Every session is free and you register on Luma. There is no application, and no need to come to them all.
Between sessions, carry on in our community. Share what you are seeing and ask what others are trying.
Use what you learnt in your course, your team or your teaching, and come back when the next season starts.
Events
Teams form and go to work on businesses' draft challenges, so the feedback sharpens the briefs before they reach the University.

A free online talk on how AI is changing the way engineers think through problems, design solutions and bring them to life.
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Every session is free and open. Join the community and we will let you know what is coming up.
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