Berlin AI Meetup: Agents Under the Hood & AI in Practice

Community meetup exploring the technical architecture of AI agents, enterprise-wide AI integration, and practical applications through expert talks, live demos, and networking.

How do AI agents actually work behind the scenes, and how can companies make AI tools accessible across their organizations? The Berlin AI Meetup: Agents Under the Hood & AI in Practice brings together developers, AI practitioners, and technology enthusiasts to explore these questions through technical presentations and community exchange.

In his talk “The Anatomy of an Agent: What's Really Happening Under the Hood?”, Jorge Ortiz examines the mechanisms behind AI agents. David Martinez follows with “Building the AI Layer Your Company Actually Runs On,” focusing on the infrastructure and approaches needed to integrate AI into everyday business operations.

The evening also features an additional talk to be announced and an Open Demo Time, where participants can present their projects, open-source contributions, or recent experiments. Organized by the Berlin AI community with support from GitNation and hosted by Vonage, the event concludes with networking and informal discussions.

Date: November 11, 2026
Time: 6:30–9:30 PM
Location: w3.hub, Möckernstraße 120, 10963 Berlin
Organizer: Berlin AI; with support from GitNation, hosted by Vonage
Participation: Registration required, subject to organizer approval
Audience: AI developers, engineers, researchers, founders, and professionals interested in practical AI applications
Focus: AI agents, agent architecture, enterprise AI integration, AI infrastructure, open-source projects, and practical AI development
Speakers: Jorge Ortiz and David Martinez; additional speaker to be announced
Program: Doors open (6:30 PM), introduction (7:00 PM), Jorge Ortiz (7:10 PM), David Martinez (7:35 PM), additional talk (8:15 PM), Open Demo Time (8:40 PM), networking until 9:30 PM
Community participation: Participants can share projects during Open Demo Time or submit proposals for talks at future meetups