Tech Events by AI for the Rest of Us London

with Tara Ojo Agyemang (Developer Relations Engineer, Google Chrome) · Nick Ferrell (Senior Lead Software Engineer, Focused)

Two talks on getting AI agents to work on the real web and in real production systems, hosted at AutogenAI's Pentonville Road office. Tara Ojo Agyemang, a Developer Relations Engineer on Google's Chrome team, opens with WebMCP. Most agents drive websites today by reading screenshots and guessing at the DOM, which breaks the moment a button moves and leaves site owners no say in how agents use their product; she covers what WebMCP proposes instead. Nick Ferrell, Senior Lead Software Engineer at Focused, follows with the last ten per cent, the evals, observability and cost work that turns an agent demo into something that runs reliably. Free. Doors 18:00, talks from 19:00. Why go: a rare London room where the Chrome platform side and the people shipping agents are in the same conversation. Best for engineers and product people who have an agent demo working and need it to survive contact with users.

Shaping our future with AI. Creating opportunity through AI fluency, connection and community. No jargon. No hype. No confusing terminology. Join us for our next in-person meetup in London on Tuesday 29th September. The theme of this meetup is "Did AI Break Recruitment?" AI can rewrite your CV, apply for jobs, screen CVs and even interview candidates — but are these tools really helping? Doors open at 18:00 and the talks start at 19:00, at AutogenAI in Kings Cross. Networking, pizza and drinks.

with Robert Werner (Co-Founder & CTO, Leapter) · Sal Kimmich (Security Architect, Gadfly AI)

Two talks that cut through the noise on what agentic AI actually means for how we build software. Robert Werner (Co-Founder & CTO, Leapter) opens with The Validation Gap — AI is generating code faster than anyone can review it, and hope is not a strategy; he shares experiments and innovations in making verification keep pace with generation. Sal Kimmich (Security Architect, Gadfly AI) follows with Narrative Engineering — arguing that LLMs are narrative generators, not search engines, and that the engineering discipline to match barely exists yet. Hosted at AutogenAI in King’s Cross, sponsored by Leapter and AutogenAI.