What happens when brilliant research meets the right support?
For researchers, the path from lab to impact isn’t always clear. Future Worlds works with university researchers of all levels, helping them explore what’s possible long before a company exists. This event, in collaboration with Future Worlds, is for anyone in Scotland working with AI, whether it’s your core focus or a tool you’re using to push boundaries.
For this Thursday Gathering, we’re bringing together researchers, founders, and ecosystem connectors for an evening built around inspiration and possibility. Expect lightning talks, showcases, and a welcoming space to ask: what if?
Whether you’re a PhD student, a postdoc, or a professor – if you’re building something with AI and want to explore where it could lead, come along and be part of the conversation.
Join us for an evening of conversation, collaboration, and connection with innovators, founders, creatives, and curious minds from across the community.
Designed as a relaxed and welcoming space, this is an opportunity to exchange ideas, meet potential collaborators, and engage with new perspectives in an open and informal environment.
Whether you’re looking to grow your network, explore new opportunities, or simply have interesting conversations, there’s a place for you here.
Welcome from Venture Café Edinburgh Director, Claudia Cavalluzzo and the event's sponsor, Future Worlds.
Train Forge is building an autonomous infrastructure agent that aims to make AI model training as easy as using ChatGPT. In his talk, Co-Founder Muhammad Bilal will share why so many AI projects stall before production, how infrastructure friction raises the “cost of curiosity,” and how Train Forge helps startups and businesses fine-tune, evaluate, and deploy open-source AI models without needing to manage complex DevOps work themselves.
From chatbots to voice assistants, the AI most of us interact with every day is just a sliver of what’s being explored in university labs. Behind closed doors, researchers are working on ideas and applications that are hugely different from today’s consumer AI. To help us understand what's coming next, Eyad Elyan, Professor of Machine Learning and Computer Vision at Robert Gordon University, takes us beyond a consumer interface to explore what’s really coming next in the world of AI. It’s a glimpse of the future most of us haven’t seen yet.
What happens when brilliant research meets the right support?
For researchers, the path from lab to impact isn’t always clear. Future Worlds works with university researchers of all levels, helping them explore what’s possible long before a company exists. This event, in collaboration with Future Worlds, is for anyone in Scotland working with AI, whether it’s your core focus or a tool you’re using to push boundaries.
For this Thursday Gathering, we’re bringing together researchers, founders, and ecosystem connectors for an evening built around inspiration and possibility. Expect lightning talks, showcases, and a welcoming space to ask: what if?
Whether you’re a PhD student, a postdoc, or a professor – if you’re building something with AI and want to explore where it could lead, come along and be part of the conversation.
Join us for an evening of conversation, collaboration, and connection with innovators, founders, creatives, and curious minds from across the community.
Designed as a relaxed and welcoming space, this is an opportunity to exchange ideas, meet potential collaborators, and engage with new perspectives in an open and informal environment.
Whether you’re looking to grow your network, explore new opportunities, or simply have interesting conversations, there’s a place for you here.
Welcome from Venture Café Edinburgh Director, Claudia Cavalluzzo and the event's sponsor, Future Worlds.
Train Forge is building an autonomous infrastructure agent that aims to make AI model training as easy as using ChatGPT. In his talk, Co-Founder Muhammad Bilal will share why so many AI projects stall before production, how infrastructure friction raises the “cost of curiosity,” and how Train Forge helps startups and businesses fine-tune, evaluate, and deploy open-source AI models without needing to manage complex DevOps work themselves.
From chatbots to voice assistants, the AI most of us interact with every day is just a sliver of what’s being explored in university labs. Behind closed doors, researchers are working on ideas and applications that are hugely different from today’s consumer AI. To help us understand what's coming next, Eyad Elyan, Professor of Machine Learning and Computer Vision at Robert Gordon University, takes us beyond a consumer interface to explore what’s really coming next in the world of AI. It’s a glimpse of the future most of us haven’t seen yet.