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The "Getting Nerdy for Spanish Wine" meetup explored the science of wine fermentation and flavor. Led by Carlos Hubner Arteta, the event included three Spanish wines and light bites for $20.
Nerds Like Me hosted Noam Davidoff for a discussion on healthcare prior authorization technology, with Potbelly sandwiches sponsored by the speaker.
The in-person hackathon focused on AI agent skills. Jonathan Shertok organized the event.
Nerds Like Me hosted Mike Hyzy, VP at CGI, for a technical deep dive into OpenClaw. Sponsorship covered the first round of drinks and appetizers.
The meetup featured Mitch Masia, a Senior Software Engineer at Boulevard, and was sponsored by Solving IT.
AI, data, and product enthusiasts gathered for a talk by Gino Bernardi on regaining digital control through open-source tools. ARCOA sponsored the initial drinks.
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The in-person gathering featured Erika Knierim, Founders Law, and TECHNĒ Chicago. Organizers included Jonathan Shertok.
AI, data, and product enthusiasts gathered for an in-person meeting featuring John K. Thompson from The Hackett Group who shared insights on enterprise AI practices. Sponsorship supported refreshments.
The community gathered for an in-person evening featuring speaker Tom Greenhaw, who proposed an Ethical AI Benchmark for large language models. Sponsorship supported the conversation.
Nerds Like Me hosted Dr. Davis Schneiderman to discuss the Humanist Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, drawing on a Mellon-funded initiative, with support from Lake Forest College.
