AI Events in Sydney, NSW

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Sep

Sat

6:00 PM – 10:00 PM AEST

Sydney Wetware #2: Biological Foundation Models

43 Botany Streetby Sydney Wetware

An informal evening on biological foundation models: specialised neural networks trained to predict molecular tokens across DNA, RNA and protein. Covers what it takes to build one, plus capabilities, data requirements and limitations.

MeetupFreeAdvancedResearchersDevelopers

Sep

Thu

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM AEST

Sydney AI Safety and Governance Monthly Meetup

The Chippo Hotelby Gigascale Laboratories

A relaxed monthly Sydney gathering for people working on AI safety and governance. It is a chance to meet peers, compare approaches to oversight and risk, and welcome newcomers to the local community.

MeetupFreeAll levelsDevelopersResearchersBusinessGeneral

Sep

Thu

5:00 PM – 8:00 PM AEST

AI in Health with Professor Joseph Powell and Prashanth Rajan

The Pillarsby Barker Street Ventures

An investor-focused Sydney discussion on AI in healthcare, from biological data and precision medicine to translating research into diagnostics, therapies and companies. Professor Joseph Powell and investor Prashanth Rajan lead the conversation.

NetworkingFreeAdvancedBusinessResearchers

Sep

Tue

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM AEST

AAIF Agentic AI Night: Agents in Production

Vivanti Consultingby AAIF Community Sydney

A Sydney evening for engineers, researchers and builders working on agentic AI. The launch event examines what changes when agents move from demos into production, including technical trade-offs, failures, demos and peer discussion.

MeetupFreeIntermediateDevelopersResearchersBusiness

Oct

Mon

7:00 AM – 11:30 PM AEDT

RIMPA Global Hackathon 2026

Royal Randwick Racecourseby RIMPA Global

A three-day hackathon on how AI-generated content accelerates bias, misinformation and disinformation at scale, and what information and records management practice can do in response. Free to enter, judged by an independent industry panel, sponsored by the National Archives of Australia, with a A$10,000 grand prize.

HackathonFreeAll levelsDevelopersBusinessResearchersStudents

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