LA Tech Week is upon us, and with so many events on the calendar, how do we choose which ones are worth attending? It depends on what you're looking for.
If you're looking for AI generative art highlighting important social issues, a rooftop party, and AI powered networking, look no further than the Fun for Funds Festival at the Plug and Play Tech Center in Downtown LA, hosted by AI LA. The event will take place on August 18, 2022 from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM for a celebration and exploration of the emergent AI industry.
The event will be an excellent networking and exploration opportunity for anyone interested in or working within the AI field, as well as those who are already active in development. Attendees can expect a VIP reception with special guest talks, all-you-can-eat tacos, open bar, auction, DJs, and LED cubed monoliths displaying original generative AI visualizations focusing on: Accessibility, Environment, Housing, Racial Equity, and Health Access within the five districts of LA.
There could even be a dance party.
While you're discovering the LA tech culture, you can help AI LA develop the inclusivity and diversity of the space, all while partying on the biggest rooftop in North America. The AI-driven networking party is intended to be a casual and light affair where the best brains in the business can meet, greet, and eat.
As an organization, AI LA remains committed to diversity and inclusion within the STEAM field. It's essential that diversity be maintained when finding new solutions and applying new technologies. Diverse voices don't just add to the conversation, but make it possible for AI technologies to operate in service of other communities.
At the Fun for Funds AI LA event, you'll be able to network with those who are shaping the AI industry and the Los Angeles tech community. Don't miss an opportunity to learn more about the AI industry and network with the right people. In the world of AI, there's always more to learn.
Tickets can be purchased online.
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