Call for Speakers
Global AI Community - Seattle
18 Nov 2026, 20 Jan 2027, 20 Mar 2027, 22 Apr 2027, 16 Jun 2027, 18 Aug 2027
Rotating between Seattle and Bellevue Seattle, Washington, United States
Global AI Seattle is the Seattle metro area chapter of the Global AI Community, a volunteer-run network of more than 200 chapters across 70 countries. We run free, in-person events for developers, engineers, researchers and anyone else building with AI in the Puget Sound region.
Our events run roughly every two months and rotate between Seattle and Bellevue. They range from evening meetups with a handful of talks, to all-day hands-on bootcamps, to two-hour build sessions where everyone leaves with working code.
Every event is free to attend, community-organised and non-profit.
Call for Speakers
19 Aug 2026
30 Jun 2027
We're looking for speakers for Global AI Seattle events across the coming year.
This is a rolling call. Submit whenever you're ready and we'll get in touch when your session fits an upcoming date, rather than asking you to hit a single deadline.
We want talks, demos, panels and hands-on workshops. Topics we're interested in include:
- AI agents and agentic workflows
- Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Generative AI, LLMs and small language models
- Autonomous robotics
- Spatial computing
- AI infrastructure, MLOps and platform engineering
- Green AI, energy use and software carbon measurement
- Responsible AI, governance and regulation
- Developer tools and frameworks for AI
- Real-world case studies and lessons learned
Whether you're a first-time speaker or you've done a hundred of these, we'd like to hear from you. We hold slots at every event for people who have never spoken before, and we'll help you prepare if you want that.
Sessions are educational rather than sales pitches, and everyone taking part agrees to the Global AI Community Code of Conduct: https://globalai.community/code-of-conduct/
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