Tech Events by LFDT Ireland

This is a second event in a series about the Talent Angels mentorship project. Skills are the currency of talent. In the age of AI, skill demand shifts faster than any individual, educator, or employer can track, making it critical for humans and AI systems alike to know what to learn, how to develop it, and when it becomes relevant.

FabricOps is an LF Decentralized Trust Lab that provides a Kubernetes operator and CLI for provisioning and operating multi-organization Hyperledger Fabric networks from declarative, Fablo-style configuration. In this meetup, Pereowei Daniel will introduce the motivation behind FabricOps, especially the gap between local Fabric development with tools like Fablo and production-oriented Kubernetes deployment.

LF Decentralized Trust Webinar with DSR: Automated Supply Chain Accountability with Computer Vision & Ledger Technology Join us for a webinar with DSR Corporation, an LF Decentralized Trust General Member and maintainer of multiple open source projects, to explore how computer vision and distributed ledger technology can automate accountability across modern supply chains.

A hands-on follow-up for developers implementing the PDP-Connect standard.

Four builders walk through what they shipped on PDPP and where it got hard. Online, from the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust Ireland community.

The opening session of LFDT's AI working group, on decentralised trust for AI systems.

Authorisation models for autonomous agents — policy checks, attribution and revocation.

A survey of open source carbon-accounting projects and where contributors are needed.

A learning group for zero knowledge and SNARK application development. During the year we will systematically explore different aspects of zero knowledge and SNARK programming in application development. Coordination of the learning group is in the discord channel of Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust: Github repo for the lab: In this session, we will introduce the zero knowledge bridges.

Online Conference with with Advanced AI Society: Who's Watching the Agents? Launching Proof-of-Control, an open verification standard for the agentic era Join us on September 23 for a special three-hour online conference with LFDT associate member Advanced AI Society : " Who's Watching the Agents? Launching Proof-of-Control, an open verification standard for the agentic era ".

Practical AI tooling for code and project quality, from LFDT Ireland.

Join us for a discussion about the new VeltoraCore lab that is building a pair-coin, system-agnostic optimization engine that jointly coordinates user execution and LP participation in a single feasibility framework. A lightweight Proof-of-Optimization (PoO) mechanism cryptographically commits optimized batch outcomes to external system states, enabling verifiable cross-system settlement.

LFDT Ireland introduces PDP-Connect, an open standard for personal data portability.