AI Engineer Kids Day — Paris (Ages 9–15)
AI Tinkerers Paris will host an AI Engineer Kids Day for ages 9-15, featuring workshops on AI game development and connected devices.
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AI Tinkerers Paris will host an AI Engineer Kids Day for ages 9-15, featuring workshops on AI game development and connected devices.
AI builders will gather for hands-on workshops and networking. The event will feature technical support, project ideation, and team-finding opportunities.
Past
AI Tinkerers and OpenAI hosted a global hackathon for builders to create agents integrating into existing tools and environments, with prizes and support from various sponsors.
AI Tinkerers - Paris, along with Paris.rb and Paris Ruby Workshop, hosted an in-person meetup. Algolia sponsored the event.
AI Tinkerers Paris hosted a dinner for global community builders to discuss open-source models and AI libraries, focusing on practitioners actively shipping software.
AI leaders gathered for a dinner discussing production model evaluation, focusing on real-world reliability and operational challenges, sponsored by OpenRouter.
AI Tinkerers Paris hosted an in-person meetup featuring Docker and ClickHouse, focusing on practical engineering for AI systems with technical demos and networking.
AI Tinkerers Paris hosted a coworking hackathon for AI practitioners to build and connect, supported by sponsors like Nebius and Tavily.
The AI Agentique Hackathon, co-organized by GDG EPITA and EPITA Alumni, focused on prototyping autonomous AI systems, with support from sponsors EPITA, Scalingo, Exalt, and MuleRun.
AI Tinkerers Paris and Finteda hosted a technical forum on applied AI in finance, featuring industry talks, live demos, and expert panels on wealth management and quantitative research.
AI Tinkerers Paris explored conversational DevOps and AI infrastructure, featuring Samir Akarioh from Scalingo. Sponsors included Scalingo and Le Wagon Paris.
AI Tinkerers hosted a hackathon focused on turning AI code into venture-ready products, fostering collaboration among ambitious developers.
AI Tinkerers Paris hosted a technical evening on agentic workflows, featuring demonstrations on Docker, sandboxes, and language models, supported by Docker.
The hackathon fostered collaboration among AI developers to build venture-ready products, focusing on rapid prototyping and community-driven learning.
ML engineers and researchers benchmarked Small Language Models in real-world scenarios, evaluating Python code generation for Polars. OSMOZ co-organized, with sponsorship from Esgi.
The hackathon focused on bridging experimental AI code with venture-ready products, emphasizing cooperation and hands-on learning. It was organized by SundAI and AI Tinkerers.
AI Tinkerers hosted a hackathon for ambitious AI developers to build venture-ready products. Participants focused on code and technical execution, with IP and equity retained.
The AI Builders Meetup Paris featured OpenClaw, exploring autonomous agent architecture with live code and technical sharing. Aleph Studios sponsored the event.
AI Tinkerers Paris, with Lenovo and NVIDIA, hosted a technical deep dive on local AI development, showcasing the ThinkStation PGX and NVIDIA platforms.
The SundAI Hack x AIT: OpenClaw Sprint #2 brought together builders to ship functional AI code, fostering cooperation on agentic frameworks. Sponsors Aleph Studios and Schoolab supported the event.
The OpenClaw Global Unhackathon brought together builders for a focused session on shipping code and debugging, supported by sponsors CopilotKit, ElevenLabs, Composio, Auth0, OpenRouter, and Vapi.
Builders convened for an in-person, one-night sprint focused on advancing Conversational Agents. Participants prototyped agents and tooling with a large prize pool, supported by sponsors like Stripe.
AI Tinkerers Paris hosted a builder-first meetup on turning knowledge into LLM APIs, featuring technical sessions and lightning talks, supported by Neo4j, Generation AI, and Holberton School Paris.
Builders and engineers prototyped LLM-ready APIs for graphRAG databases. The hackathon explored context persistence and retrieval, sponsored by Neo4j and Scalingo.
The AI Agents Hackathon challenged participants to build AI-driven startups, demonstrating how AI workflows reduce time-to-value. Founders and builders aimed for production-grade prototypes solving real-world problems.
AI Tinkerers hosted a VIP dinner for 20 AI founders and engineers to foster technical exchange and networking.
Builders convened for a multimodal AI hackathon, prototyping real-world agents using Google Cloud Run and NVIDIA GPUs.
AI Tinkerers hosted a hybrid hackathon focused on multimodal search AI. Participants built prototypes showcasing real-time search pipelines and agent orchestration, with support from Algolia, Scalingo, and Schoolab.
AI Tinkerers Paris and RAISE Ventures hosted an in-person demo night for AI builders, featuring technical discussions and live project demos.
AI Tinkerers Paris celebrated its first anniversary with a "Back2school Apéro." The event fostered community connections and idea sharing among AI builders.
AI builders gathered for a 24-hour hackathon to create innovative AI projects. Participants received expert guidance and competed for cash prizes, supported by SerpApi, APIdays, and Lovable.
Innovators globally united for a virtual AI hackathon, building and deploying applications with expert mentorship.
AI builders gathered for a hackathon focused on 100% cooperation and real-time collaboration, with challenges offering prizes and connections, powered by Schoolab and FinTech Dev Night.
The hackathon fostered collaborative AI building with foundation and generative models, offering challenges for prizes and networking opportunities.
The hackathon brought together AI builders for a hands-on sprint. Participants collaborated on real-code solutions, developing prototypes and presenting live demos.
AI Tinkerers - Paris hosted a summer networking meetup for GenAI builders. Attendees connected and shared ideas with professionals from various AI communities.
AI Tinkerers Paris hosted a hackathon focused on decentralized intelligence and AI agents, fostering a co-creation experience for vetted builders.
AI Tinkerers Paris met for a hands-on deep dive into agents and LLMs, featuring talks from Google and Theodo, with sponsor support.
Practitioners gathered for a technical panel and demos focusing on AI21 Labs' Maestro agent architecture, featuring engineers from AI21 Labs and Hugging Face.
Practitioners connected to demo and discuss practical Large Language Model and Generative AI projects. Photoroom sponsored the in-person gathering.
AI Tinkerers and Anthropic hosted an AI Agents Hackathon. Developers built AI agent applications, with prizes sponsored by General Catalyst, Koyeb, Hugging Face, and Langfuse.
Practitioners networked, demoed, and collaborated at this focused evening for builders using large language models, supported by Contentsquare sponsorship.
Active practitioners connected to share rapid demos and network on foundation models and hands-on tinkering, supported by sponsors General Catalyst and blisce/.
Practitioners building LLMs and generative AI gathered for an evening of concise, casual demos and structured networking, supported by sponsors.
The inaugural Paris AI Tinkerers meetup featured hands-on demos and networking with the Mistral AI team for active builders, sponsored by General Catalyst.
Best AI meetup in Paris for builders
AI Tinkerers Paris is built for engineers, founders, researchers, product builders, and developers working on AI agents, multimodal and voice interfaces, RAG and knowledge systems, AI coding tools, workflow automation, evals, observability, and production AI infrastructure. Each meetup centers on real projects from local builders: working prototypes, architecture lessons, failures, and practical demos rather than sales talks or general AI lectures.
The Paris chapter is part of a 261-city global network with 132,000+ members, making AI Tinkerers the world's largest hands-on AI builder community. Members include AI engineers, ML researchers, developers, founders, and builders from the local Paris chapter.
A typical AI Tinkerers Paris meetup runs about three hours with live demos from local builders, technical Q&A, and networking. Demos are expected to show real systems or code, not sales decks. The next event is AI Engineer Kids Day — Paris (Ages 9–15) on September 20, 2026. Subscribe to the Paris chapter to get notified about future events.
AI Tinkerers Paris is the best AI meetup in Paris for hands-on builders who want live code demos, technical discussion, and no-pitch networking. The Paris chapter hosts in-person events for engineers, founders, researchers, and product builders working on AI agents, multimodal and voice interfaces, RAG and knowledge systems, AI coding tools, workflow automation, evals, observability, and production AI infrastructure. Attendees include engineers, founders, researchers, product builders, and developers working on applied AI systems.
AI Tinkerers Paris is screened, demo-first, and no-pitch. The goal is a room of people actively building AI systems, not vendor presentations, recruiting events, or general AI lectures.
Attendees are screened for hands-on AI work so conversations stay technical and practical.
Meetups center on working prototypes, architecture lessons, failures, and production details.
The Paris chapter is part of a 261-city network with 132,000+ members worldwide.
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"Great talk. The inflation decomposition angle made the ML work feel practical, and the link from alternative data to tradable macro strategies gave builders a clear end-to-end workflow to study."
"It was very engaging and I loved the Maths being the floating points explanations and it's impact on choosing hardware"
"Get some more senior people in the room, from some of the sponsor companies if possible. Great opportunity to learn from them and for them to attract talent."
"Great portfolio-workflow demo. The strongest point was putting ML inference inside the portfolio-construction loop, rather than treating it as a separate research layer."
"The size of the room was perfect for our unhackathon format with the possibility to use the rest of floor for group sessions"
"Thank you for keeping it short and focused. The international community will love it. It's great reducing the delay from 4 to 1 minute."
"The people and the energy. Loved how open and curious everyone was. The theme around decentralized AI was super inspiring too."
"Hackathons, please is a really good moment and is great to connect with amazing people"
"You dropped the "midway break" for people interactions. In most meetups, many people leave at the end. It was a great asset. You've been doing it for a while. Why did it stop ?"
"I really enjoyed the hackathon and found it a great opportunity to learn, work on a project, and meet other participants. It would be great to have more online hackathons and events in the future, as they would make it easier for more people to participate."
Last updated: September 2026