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SUMMARY:In-Person Tech Help Felton
DTSTART:20260905T193000Z
DTEND:20260905T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T000124Z
UID:10075741-1788611400-1788618600@santacruzparent.com
CATEGORIES:education,tech
DESCRIPTION:In-Person Tech Help Felton\n\n\nFridays 2-4pm\n\nAre you stuck
  with a technology question? Make a free appointment with a tech savvy lib
 rary staff member! \nMake an appointment: https://santacruzpl.libcal.com/
 appointments/felton \nAdvance appointments are prioritized. Visit the lib
 rary’s information desk or call telephone information (831-427-7713) fo
 r help making an appointment. Arriving later than 5 minutes after schedule
 d time may result in appointment cancellation. Walk-ins are welcome\, whe
 n openings are available. \nVisit the library’s Digital Learning webpage
  for more opportunites: https://www.santacruzpl.org/digitallearning \nWe
  look forward to helping you! \n\n\n\n\nPlease call telephone information 
 (831-427-7713) if you require assistance making an appointment.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T000124Z
LOCATION:Felton Library\, 6121 Gushee Street\, Felton\, CA\, 95018\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://santacruzparent.com/event/in-person-tech-help-felton-3-2/2026-
 09-05/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Parent
X-SOURCE-URL:https://santacruzparent.com/event/casual-social-meetup-for-te
 ch-discussions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Repair Café
DTSTART:20260908T230000Z
DTEND:20260909T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260804T000101Z
UID:24096-1788883200-1788897600@santacruz.ideafablabs.com
CATEGORIES:community,tech
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Repair Café!\nTired of throwing things away? Want
  to save your wallet and the environment? All while meeting people and lea
 rning new skills? Look no further than the Repair Café! Part of an intern
 ational movement of over 3\,000 Repair Cafes\, you can bring your damaged 
 and broken items\, and our experts will do their best to fix them up (and\
 , if you’re interested\, share their knowledge with you) We are able to 
 repair a wide range of items\, including electronics\, fabric goods\, wood
  goods\, bikes\, toys and more. \nIf you can bring it\, we’ll do our bes
 t to fix it! \nWhen: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 4:00 – 8:00 pm 
 \nWhere: Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz (2801 Mission Street #204\, Santa Cruz\,
  CA) \nCost: Free! (Donations welcome) \nWhat to bring: Any broken item yo
 u can carry\, curiosity\, and a willingness to learn. \nNo experience nece
 ssary—just come ready to tinker\, chat\, and repair together. \n Let’s
  build community and sustainability\, one fix at a time.\n \nPlease note: 
 \n\nWe do not provide technical support for software\, operating systems\,
  backups\, data recovery etc. except as needed to troubleshoot or verify t
 he physical repair of electronic devices.\nPlease do not bring items into 
 the building containing flammable or hazardous materials\, such as yard to
 ols containing gasoline or camping stoves containing liquid fuel.\nAuto re
 pair is typically outside the scope of RC services\, but if time and weath
 er permit\, RC volunteers may attempt to troubleshoot issues that do not r
 equire getting under the vehicle or involve hazardous materials such as fu
 el\, brake fluid\, or AC refrigerant. RC volunteers have access to an OBD-
 II scanner with prior notice but are not professional mechanics.\nPlease r
 equest permission to post or distribute flyers. IFL policy prohibits polit
 ical materials.\nPlease do not leave flyers\, recyclables\, donations or o
 ther items in IFL or the common areas of the Old Wrigley Building.\n\nLoad
 ing…
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LOCATION:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz\, 2801 Mission St. #204\, Santa Cruz\, C
 A\, 95060\, United States
URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com/event/repair-cafe-9-8-26/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz
X-SOURCE-URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sept 17 - ADAS\, AV\, and AI Meetup
DTSTART:20260917T160000Z
DTEND:20260917T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260819T003306Z
UID:event_316174902@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group\nJoin our virt
 ual meetup to hear talks from experts on cutting-edge topics across AI\, M
 L\, and computer vision.\n\n**Time\, Date and Location**\n\nSep 17\, 2026\
 n9:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST\nOnline. **[Register for the Zoom!](https://voxel5
 1.com/events/adas-av-and-ai-meetup-september-17-2026)**\n\n**AI for Autono
 mous Driving: From Data to Decisions**\n\nBuilding reliable automated driv
 ing systems is as much a data and engineering challenge as a modeling one.
  In this talk\, Tin will share perspectives from his work at Porsche AG on
  applying modern AI methods across the autonomous driving development proc
 ess\, from making sense of large-scale driving data to understanding and e
 valuating how AI-based systems behave on the road. He'll discuss lessons l
 earned from real-world development\, where today's approaches shine\, and 
 where hard problems remain for the ADAS and AV community.\n\n*About the Sp
 eaker*\n\n[Tin Stribor Sohn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tin-stribor-sohn/
 ) is a PhD Student at Porsche AG and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in 
 the area of Foundation Models for Scenario Understanding and Decision Maki
 ng in Autonomous Robotics\, Tech Lead at Data Driven Engineering for Auton
 omous Driving\, Prior: Master in CS at University of Tuebingen with focus 
 on Computer Vision and Deep Learning and co-founder of a software company 
 for smart EV charging\n\n**Advancing ADAS and Autonomous Vehicle Developme
 nt with Multimodal Data**\n\nADAS and autonomous vehicle systems rely on i
 ncreasingly complex data from cameras\, video\, LiDAR\, radar\, and other 
 sensor streams. In this session\, Murilo will introduce Voxel51 and explor
 e how the latest multimodal capabilities in FiftyOne help teams bring thes
 e data sources together to better understand their datasets and model beha
 vior. He’ll discuss how unified workflows for visualization\, search\, c
 uration\, and evaluation can help ADAS and AV teams uncover challenging sc
 enarios\, investigate model failures\, and build safer\, more reliable aut
 onomous systems.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Murilo Gustineli](https://www.
 linkedin.com/in/murilo-gustineli/) is a Machine Learning Engineer at Voxel
 51 working at the intersection of representation learning and computer vis
 ion. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science from Georgia Tech\, where he co-
 leads the DS@GT Applied Research & Competitions group\, advancing machine 
 learning research through competitive challenges and peer-reviewed publica
 tions.\n\n**From Survey-Grade Maps to Physical AI: Scaling Real-World Data
  for Training and Simulation**\n\nPhysical AI systems are increasingly con
 strained not by model architectures\, but by the availability of scalable\
 , high-fidelity real-world data. This talk explores how Dynamic Map Platfo
 rm transforms survey-grade road assets collected across 1.8 million km of 
 roads worldwide into training- and simulation-ready datasets\, including p
 oint clouds\, imagery\, HD maps\, road surface models\, and 3D Gaussian Sp
 latting representations.\n\nWe will discuss why geometric accuracy\, seman
 tic understanding\, and real-world diversity are critical to building robu
 st autonomous driving systems. Attendees will learn how real-world geospat
 ial data can be structured and scaled for AI training and simulation workf
 lows.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Ryoto Miyake](https://www.linkedin.com/in
 /ryoto-miyake/) is a Software Engineer at Dynamic Map Platform\, where he 
 works on transforming large-scale geospatial data into AI-ready datasets f
 or training\, simulation\, and validation\, such as HD maps and 3D Gaussia
 n Splatting. With a background in transportation engineering\, he works cl
 osely with automotive manufacturers and industry partners to bridge large-
 scale real-world mapping data with next-generation AI and mobility systems
 .
LAST-MODIFIED:20260819T003306Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-machine-learning-meetup-group/events
 /316174902/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Advancing Ideas: Artificial Intelligence Monthly Meetup
DTSTART:20260918T010000Z
DTEND:20260918T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260804T000101Z
UID:24093-1789668000-1789675200@santacruz.ideafablabs.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Idea Fab Labs for a monthly round table discussion 
 that keeps up-to-date on emerging machine learning technologies\, while po
 ndering the cultural implications of advancements in artificial intelligen
 ce.\n\n  \nEvery 3rd Thursday at Idea Fab Labs. \n6-8pm \nCo-sponsored by
  Santa Cruz Public Libraries.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T000101Z
LOCATION:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz\, 2801 Mission St. #204\, Santa Cruz\, C
 A\, 95060\, United States
URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com/event/ai-meetup-9-17-26/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz
X-SOURCE-URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sept 22 - FiftyOne Agent: Automate Visual AI Workflows with Natura
 l Language
DTSTART:20260922T160000Z
DTEND:20260922T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030927Z
UID:event_316064261@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group\nLearn about F
 iftyOne Agent\, an AI assistant built directly into FiftyOne that turns pl
 ain-language requests into real dataset operations.\n\n**Date\, Time and L
 ocation**\n\nSep 22\, 2026\n9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Pacific\nOnline. **[Registe
 r for the Zoom!](https://voxel51.com/events/meet-the-fiftyone-agent-automa
 te-visual-ai-workflows-with-natural-language-september-22-2026)**\n\nAsk i
 t to find and remove duplicate images\, run object detection and surface l
 ow-confidence predictions\, or evaluate a model and summarize where it fai
 ls\, and the agent handles execution end to end.\n\nWe will also walk thro
 ugh the newest capabilities shipping with this release\, including code ge
 neration and plugin generation. You will see how to go from a conversation
 al prompt to a custom dashboard\, visualization\, or full FiftyOne applica
 tion\, and how to package multi-step workflows as reusable skills the agen
 t can call on demand.\n\nBecause the agent runs inside FiftyOne's secure g
 uardrails\, teams keep full control. Connect your preferred models from ov
 er 100 LLM providers\, route requests through your own enterprise gateway\
 , and maintain audit logging and user attribution for every action the age
 nt takes.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030927Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-machine-learning-meetup-group/events
 /316064261/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sept 24 - AI\, ML and Computer Vision Meetup
DTSTART:20260924T160000Z
DTEND:20260924T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030927Z
UID:event_315388226@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group\nJoin our virt
 ual meetup on September 24 to hear talks from experts on cutting-edge topi
 cs across AI\, ML\, and computer vision.\n\n**Date\, Time and Location**\n
 \nSep 24\, 2026\n9:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST\nOnline. **[Register for the Zoom!
 ](https://voxel51.com/events/ai-ml-and-computer-vision-meetup-september-24
 -2026)**\n\n**How Do Mercedes-Benz AI Principles Drive our Innovation?**\n
 \nAt Mercedes-Benz\, our AI Principles guide every step of innovation\, em
 phasizing responsible use\, safety and reliability\, explainability\, and 
 the protection of privacy. These principles go beyond statements and activ
 ely shape how we design\, test\, and deploy AI systems in real-world autom
 otive and enterprise settings. In this talk\, I will present how these pri
 nciples inspired our recent research on when reusing LoRA (Low-Rank Adapta
 tion) is effective. By combining theoretical analysis with synthetic data 
 as a proxy for enterprise scenarios\, we uncovered the strengths and limit
 ations of modular AI components under constrained data access. Our finding
 s provide practical guidance on when reused LoRAs could deliver high-quali
 ty results.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Mei-Yen Chen](https://www.linkedin.
 com/in/mei-yen-chen-22937787) is a Senior Data Scientist at Mercedes-Benz 
 Tech Innovation GmbH in Germany with 10 years of industry experience in AI
  and data solutions. She leads early-stage AI projects across business fun
 ctions and collaborates with research institutions on machine learning and
  responsible AI.\n\n**Region Tokens as the Visual Primitive: From Recognit
 ion to World Modeling**\n\nPatch-based tokenization has become the default
  interface between vision encoders and downstream models\, yet patches car
 ry no semantic structure and scale poorly with resolution and temporal ext
 ent. This talk presents a research program centered on replacing patch tok
 ens with region-level representations — semantically dense tokens ground
 ed in visual entities rather than arbitrary grid crops.\n\nI will describe
  RELOCATE\, REN\, and T-REN\, a progression of methods that produce region
  tokens via pooling\, train them with region-level objectives\, and extend
  them to video with temporal coherence. I will then present ongoing work i
 ntegrating region tokens into VLMs to directly expand visual context capac
 ity\, and preliminary results on future region trajectory prediction as a 
 foundation for world modeling.\n\nThe broader thesis is that region-level 
 tokens are a more natural unit of visual computation than patches\, and th
 eir advantage compounds as task complexity\, resolution\, and temporal hor
 izon increase.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Savya Khosla](https://www.linked
 in.com/in/savyakhosla/) is a second-year Ph.D. student at the University o
 f Illinois Urbana-Champaign\, advised by Prof. Derek Hoiem and Prof. Alex 
 Schwing.\n\n**Leveraging Text-To-Image Diffusion Models for Consistent Set
 -to-Set Generation**\n\nImage collections are humans' primary way of captu
 ring the world\, yet advances in generative editing remain largely inappli
 cable to this modality. We address this gap by introducing Match-and-Fuse 
 - a zero-shot\, training-free method for consistent set-to-set generation 
 from image collections that share a common visual element but differ in vi
 ewpoint\, capture time\, and surrounding content.\nOur key idea is a unifi
 ed graph-based framework that combines dense correspondences with an emerg
 ent prior in text-to-image diffusion models to generate coherent canvases.
  We achieve state-of-the-art consistency and visual quality\, and unlock n
 ew creative capabilities for content generation.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\
 n[Kate Feingold](https://www.linkedin.com/in/katefeingold/) is a PhD stude
 nt in Computer Vision at the Weizmann Institute of Science. Her research s
 its at the intersection of generative models\, 3D/4D perception\, and mult
 imodal learning\, focusing on problems where vision meets other modalities
  or paradigms in creative tasks.\n\n**Yield Estimation of a Coffee in a de
 nse environment**\n\nThis presentation provides a detailed workflow relate
 d to coffee yield estimation in a dense environment. With photos of pre-ha
 rvest coffee plants from a couple of coffee estates\, details related to p
 re-processing\, annotation to detect regions of interest (ROI)\, object de
 tection training and inferencing results with various Yolo models and fina
 lly segmentation with SAM2 and Yolo\\*-seg with training and inference res
 ults to determine the count of raw\, pre-mature\, mature and over-mature c
 offee berries and finally the yield of the entire estate. All this is base
 d on real world data captured on iPhone and android phones.\n\n*About the 
 Speaker*\n\n[Raghu M. Rao](http://www.linkedin.com/in/raghumrao) is a cons
 ultant working on applications of computer vision AI models. He was previo
 usly with AMD and Xilinx. He has a Ph.D. in Wireless Communications from U
 CLA and is a Senior Member\, IEEE. His current interests are in applicatio
 ns of AI for agriculture\, health care and wireless communications.
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URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-machine-learning-meetup-group/events
 /315388226/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sept 30 - Building Composable Vision Workflows in FiftyOne
DTSTART:20260930T160000Z
DTEND:20260930T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030927Z
UID:event_316064668@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:education,tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group\nThis workshop
  explores the [FiftyOne](https://docs.voxel51.com/index.html) plugin frame
 work to build custom computer vision applications. You’ll learn to exten
 d the FiftyOne App with Python based panels and server side operators\, as
  well as integrate external tools for labeling\, vector search\, and model
  inference into your dataset views.\n\n**Date\, Time and Location**\n\nSep
  30\, 2026\n9 AM - 10 AM PST\nOnline. **[Register for the Zoom!](https://v
 oxel51.com/events/building-composable-vision-workflows-in-fiftyone-septemb
 er-30-2026)**\n\nYou’ll also automate repetitive tasks by writing custom
  workflows executing within the FiftyOne environment. Attendees will learn
  to transform FiftyOne from a visualization tool into a central hub for yo
 ur vision stack.\n\nWhat you'll learn:\n\n* **Build Python plugins.** Defi
 ne plugin manifests and directory structures to register custom functional
 ity within the FiftyOne ecosystem.\n* **Develop server side operators.** W
 rite functions to execute model inference\, data cleaning\, or metadata up
 dates from the App interface.\n* **Build interactive panels.** Create cust
 om UI dashboards using to visualize model metrics or specialized dataset d
 istributions.\n* **Manage operator execution contexts.** Pass data between
  the App front end and your backend to build dynamic user workflows.\n* **
 Implement delegated execution.** Configure background workers to handle lo
 ng running data processing tasks without blocking the user interface.\n* *
 *Build labeling integrations.** Streamline the flow of data between FiftyO
 ne and annotation platforms through custom triggers and ingestion scripts.
 \n* **Extend vector database support.** Program custom connectors for exte
 rnal vector stores to enable semantic search across large sample datasets.
 \n* **Package and share plugins.** Distribute your extensions internally a
 nd externally
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URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-machine-learning-meetup-group/events
 /316064668/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20261002T010000Z
DTEND:20261002T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztyjcnbcb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
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URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztyjcnbcb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Agentic Software Meetup
DTSTART:20261002T010000Z
DTEND:20261002T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T060059Z
UID:24116-1790877600-1790886600@santacruz.ideafablabs.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the first Thursday of each month at Idea Fab Labs S
 anta Cruz for an evening focused on building\, experimenting\, and learnin
 g with agentic software. \nThis meetup is for people exploring AI agents\,
  automation\, coding workflows\, creative tools\, and practical ways to ma
 ke software that can plan\, act\, and collaborate. We’ll share approache
 s\, compare tools\, work on hackathon-style projects\, and help each other
  get unstuck. \nBring a project\, an idea\, a question\, or just your curi
 osity. Beginners\, builders\, designers\, founders\, artists\, and technic
 ally curious folks are all welcome. \nWhen: First Thursday of each month\,
  6:00 PM to 8:30 PM\nWhere: Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz\nCost: Free
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T060059Z
LOCATION:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz\, 2801 Mission St. #204\, Santa Cruz\, C
 A\, 95060\, United States
URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com/event/vibe-coding-2026-10-1/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz
X-SOURCE-URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Oct 8 - MCP\, Agents and Skills Meetup Meetup
DTSTART:20261008T160000Z
DTEND:20261008T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030927Z
UID:event_316022265@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group\nJoin our virt
 ual meetup to hear talks from experts on MCP\, agents and skills.\n\n**Dat
 e\, Time and Location**\n\nOct 08\, 2026\n9:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST\nOnline. 
 **[Register for the Zoom!](https://voxel51.com/events/mcp-agents-skills-me
 etup-october-8-2026)**\n\n**Designing Multi‑Agent Systems: Sequential\, 
 Parallel\, and Beyond with ADK**\n\nMulti‑agent systems are powerful but
  choosing the wrong interaction pattern can quickly lead to fragile\, slow
 \, or expensive AI systems.\nIn this talk\, we explore the core multi‑ag
 ent design patterns enabled by ADK\, including sequential\, parallel\, and
  more advanced coordination models. Rather than focusing on tools alone\, 
 we’ll look at how to think architecturally about agent collaboration.\n\
 nYou’ll learn:\n\n* When sequential agents are the right choice and when
  they become a bottleneck\n* How parallel agents improve speed and coverag
 e (and the trade‑offs they introduce)\n* Common failure modes in poorly 
 designed agent interactions\n* Practical criteria for choosing the right p
 attern based on task\, latency\, and reliability\n\nBy the end of the sess
 ion\, you’ll have a clear mental model for designing multi‑agent syste
 ms that are intentional\, scalable\, and production‑ready.\n\n*About the
  Speaker*\n\n[Dr Roushanak Rahmat](https://www.linkedin.com/in/roushanakra
 hmat/) is an Enterprise AI Architect\, Google Developer Expert (AI & Cloud
 )\, and recognized among the Top 100 Women in Tech (2025). With a PhD in A
 rtificial Intelligence and over 15 years of experience\, she specializes i
 n designing and delivering enterprise-scale Generative AI\, Agentic AI\, a
 nd Deep Learning solutions that transform industries including healthcare\
 , finance\, energy\, and public services.\n\n**Privacy by Deployment: Arch
 itecting Agent-Driven Localization Workflows for Regulated Environments**\
 n\nMost enterprise AI today is private by promise - a DPA\, a SOC 2 report
 \, or a contract clause that says\, "we won't train on your data". For a r
 egulated buyer\, these are remedies after a breach\, not controls that pre
 vent or contain one. For organizations in healthcare\, finance\, defense\,
  and government\, privacy often requires stronger guarantees: data residen
 cy\, customer-controlled execution\, and\, in some cases\, operation withi
 n air-gapped environments.\n\nThis session demonstrates how agentic AI can
  automate a localization workflow while operating within these constraints
 . Using a real-world localization pipeline as an example\, we will show ho
 w agentic systems can coordinate translation\, review\, quality assurance\
 , and content preparation tasks while incorporating human checkpoints for 
 approval and oversight.\n\nWe will also walk through the architectural pat
 terns that enable these workflows to run inside customer-controlled and ai
 r-gapped environments without transferring sensitive content outside the c
 ustomer boundary. The session includes a live product demonstration.\n\nKe
 y Takeaways\n\n* Architectural patterns for deploying agentic AI in air-ga
 pped and customer-controlled environments\n* How agentic systems can autom
 ate localization workflows while preserving critical human review and appr
 oval processes\n* Practical considerations for operating agentic workflows
  in regulated environments with auditability and governance requirements\n
 \n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Shruti Joshi](https://www.linkedin.com/in/28shru
 ti) is building an AI powered secure localization stack for regulated indu
 stries such as healthcare\, legal\, finance that cannot send their content
  to a typical hosted SaaS. She brings 12+ years of engineering and archite
 cture experience to the question this talk addresses: how do you make an a
 gentic AI system deployable inside a regulated perimeter.\n\n**MCP Is the 
 Interface\; Skills Are the Operating Discipline**\n\nThis talk shows how M
 CP and Agent Skills work together in practical agent systems. MCP gives ag
 ents a standard interface to tools\, data\, and workflows\; skills encode 
 the operating discipline that makes those connections reliable. Using a sa
 nitized field-operations ledger as the case study\, the talk walks through
  source intake\, normalized state\, uncertainty labels\, role prompts\, QA
  gates\, and share-safe status drafting.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Chuck 
 Hernandez](https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuck-hernandez/) is an AI engineer
 ing and client-delivery leader with 10+ years across software\, data platf
 orms\, and enterprise implementation\, including 3+ years shipping product
 ion GenAI systems.\n\n**Agentic engineering is about good guidance.**\n\nG
 arbage Inn. Is garbage out? This is true. For many input and output proces
 ses. In biological life and in computer systems\, and equally true when wo
 rking with LLM’s. The better the prompt\, the better the context\, the b
 etter the focus\, And the better the contextual awareness\, the better the
  quality of the output the LLM’s generates.\nThis is the governance\, ar
 t and practice of what we like to call agentic engineering\, something I'v
 e been practicing over the last year.\n\n*About the Speaker*\n\n[Dimitri G
 eelen](https://www.linkedin.com/in/dimitrigeelen/) builds things that don'
 t need him once they're done. Frameworks\, transitions\, agentic systems 
 — the measure of success is always the same: does it hold up when he lea
 ves the room? He understands not just how to deploy\, but what it takes fo
 r a new service to survive and scale inside a complex enterprise.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030927Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-machine-learning-meetup-group/events
 /316022265/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz AI and Machine Learning Meetup Group
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:9th US - India Conference | Shaping the Next Global Turn
DTSTART:20261008T213000Z
DTEND:20261009T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T002909Z
UID:calendar.23748.field_date_range.0@site
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Event Description \n\nWith the theme ‘US–India: Shaping th
 e Next Global Turn’\, this\nconference aims to serve as a premier platfo
 rm for substantive\ndialogue on the evolving business\, technological and 
 geopolitical\nrelationship between India and the United States. The event 
 will\nfeature eminent speakers and thought leaders from both countries\,\n
 addressing strategic opportunities and challenges in bilateral\ncollaborat
 ion across innovation\, trade and global leadership.\n\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND\
 n\nThe conference will bring together policy makers\, business leaders\,\n
 entrepreneurs\, academics\, investors\, and senior professionals to\nexplo
 re new strategies for US–India cooperation in a fast-changing\nglobal la
 ndscape.\n\nAGENDA \n\n2:30 PM--  Registration\n3-3:55 PM-- Inaugural Se
 ssion | A Partnership Back in Motion:\nConverting Momentum into Outcomes\n
 4-4:50 PM-- Panel Discussion | Scaling Innovation: Capabilities\,\nCollabo
 ration and Competitive Edge\n4:55-5:45 PM-- Panel Discussion | A Rewired W
 orld: Security\, Power and\nPossibility\n5:50-6:45 PM--| Panel Discussion 
 | Trade that Works: Balancing\nDomestic Priorities and Global Integration\
 n\nREGISTRATION DETAILS\n\n• Pre-registration is mandatory\n• Seats ar
 e limited and available on a first-come\, first-served\nbasis\n\nCLAIM YOU
 R SEAT.\n[https://www.aima.in/registration-form/9th-us-india-conference]\n
 \nThe 9th edition of the US–India Conference is being organized\njointly
  with UC Santa Cruz and is supported by the Consulate General\nof India in
  San Francisco\, California. \n\nSee full conference and agenda details.
  \n[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hDZhHc0kG7oo9pPmLrmScJmLvS0Ob
 5vQ]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T002909Z
LOCATION:Address \n\n3175 Bowers Avenue\nSanta Clara\, CA 95054\nUnited St
 ates
URL:https://www.ucsc-extension.edu/events/9th-us-india-conference-shaping-
 next-global-turn
X-SOURCE-NAME:Event Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.ucsc-extension.edu/news/transfer-agreements-lead-
 advanced-degrees-and-certification
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Repair Café
DTSTART:20261013T230000Z
DTEND:20261014T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T060059Z
UID:24114-1791907200-1791921600@santacruz.ideafablabs.com
CATEGORIES:community,tech
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Repair Café!\nTired of throwing things away? Want
  to save your wallet and the environment? All while meeting people and lea
 rning new skills? Look no further than the Repair Café! Part of an intern
 ational movement of over 3\,000 Repair Cafes\, you can bring your damaged 
 and broken items\, and our experts will do their best to fix them up (and\
 , if you’re interested\, share their knowledge with you) We are able to 
 repair a wide range of items\, including electronics\, fabric goods\, wood
  goods\, bikes\, toys and more. \nIf you can bring it\, we’ll do our bes
 t to fix it! \nWhen: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 4:00 – 8:00 pm 
 \nWhere: Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz (2801 Mission Street #204\, Santa Cruz\,
  CA) \nCost: Free! (Donations welcome) \nWhat to bring: Any broken item yo
 u can carry\, curiosity\, and a willingness to learn. \nNo experience nece
 ssary—just come ready to tinker\, chat\, and repair together. \n Let’s
  build community and sustainability\, one fix at a time.\n \nPlease note: 
 \n\nWe do not provide technical support for software\, operating systems\,
  backups\, data recovery etc. except as needed to troubleshoot or verify t
 he physical repair of electronic devices.\nPlease do not bring items into 
 the building containing flammable or hazardous materials\, such as yard to
 ols containing gasoline or camping stoves containing liquid fuel.\nAuto re
 pair is typically outside the scope of RC services\, but if time and weath
 er permit\, RC volunteers may attempt to troubleshoot issues that do not r
 equire getting under the vehicle or involve hazardous materials such as fu
 el\, brake fluid\, or AC refrigerant. RC volunteers have access to an OBD-
 II scanner with prior notice but are not professional mechanics.\nPlease r
 equest permission to post or distribute flyers. IFL policy prohibits polit
 ical materials.\nPlease do not leave flyers\, recyclables\, donations or o
 ther items in IFL or the common areas of the Old Wrigley Building.\n\nLoad
 ing…
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T060059Z
LOCATION:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz\, 2801 Mission St. #204\, Santa Cruz\, C
 A\, 95060\, United States
URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com/event/repair-cafe-10-13-26/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz
X-SOURCE-URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Advancing Ideas: Artificial Intelligence Monthly Meetup
DTSTART:20261016T010000Z
DTEND:20261016T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T060059Z
UID:24118-1792087200-1792094400@santacruz.ideafablabs.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Idea Fab Labs for a monthly round table discussion 
 that keeps up-to-date on emerging machine learning technologies\, while po
 ndering the cultural implications of advancements in artificial intelligen
 ce.\n\n  \nEvery 3rd Thursday at Idea Fab Labs. \n6-8pm \nCo-sponsored by
  Santa Cruz Public Libraries.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T060059Z
LOCATION:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz\, 2801 Mission St. #204\, Santa Cruz\, C
 A\, 95060\, United States
URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com/event/ai-meetup-10-15-26/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz
X-SOURCE-URL:https://santacruz.ideafablabs.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20261106T020000Z
DTEND:20261106T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztyjcpbhb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztyjcpbhb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20261204T020000Z
DTEND:20261204T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztyjcqbfb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztyjcqbfb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270108T020000Z
DTEND:20270108T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztykccbkb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykccbkb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270205T020000Z
DTEND:20270205T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztykcdbgb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykcdbgb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270305T020000Z
DTEND:20270305T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztykcfbgb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykcfbgb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270402T010000Z
DTEND:20270402T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztykcgbcb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykcgbcb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270507T010000Z
DTEND:20270507T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T030928Z
UID:event_npbfztykchbjb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T030928Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykchbjb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270604T010000Z
DTEND:20270604T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T063212Z
UID:event_npbfztykcjbfb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T063212Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykcjbfb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Learn to Vibe Code
DTSTART:20270702T010000Z
DTEND:20270702T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T065209Z
UID:event_npbfztykckbcb@meetup.com
CATEGORIES:tech
DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup\nThings are c
 hanging fast...\nAre you wanting to get started with Vibe Coding? Did you 
 just start and want to learn more tricks to master this new tech? Or you a
 re already feeling like you're mastering the art of vibe coding and want t
 o share you experience?\n\nCome join us for an evening of hands-on vibe co
 ding with professionals as well as casual vibe coders.\nBring your laptop 
 (it's hands-on) and let's bring some pet project or big idea to life in a 
 few hours.\n\nThis will be in person at the IdeaFabLab Thursday May 7th\, 
 6:30PM-8:30PM or later\n\nEveryone welcome from 5 to 105 years old\n\nwhat
  to bring:\n- your laptop. this is going to be a mini-hackathon style exer
 cise.\n- your project ideas\n- your enthusiam for vibe coding\n\nWhat fram
 ework should i use?\nwe use various coding env\, like VS code with extensi
 ons like Claude code\, Codex\, Cline... or the desktop app version. any of
  those are good.\n\nWhat model should i use?\nmodels change all the time\,
  Anthropic just release opus4.7 which is probably the top contender today\
 , but gpt5.4\, grok 4.1 or even z.ai glm5.1 are good options. you can find
  model ranking for coding here:\nhttps://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding\
 n\nWhat we can recommend is that you get a subscription to one of those. A
  ~$20/mo subscription will get you a long way already. Using pay as you go
  API tokens usually ends up being a lot more expensive (you may spend $20 
 in an hour of coding) unless you use the cheaper models (like z Ai) but th
 ese tend to always be behind on the leaderboard.\n\nif you're not sure\, j
 ust come watch and see for yourself what people use.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T065209Z
URL:https://www.meetup.com/santa-cruz-python/events/npbfztykckbcb/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Santa Cruz Python\, Machine Learning & AI Meetup
END:VEVENT
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