Cambridge & London · Autumn 2026
Bring your perspective. Explore responsible AI in finance, law and healthcare.
A community for people who ask thoughtful questions, build with care and want to work across disciplines. Start with a conversation. Leave with a new connection.
An independent community initiative by Legis Labs
Upcoming gatherings
A shared theme of practical AI safety connects our events. Each gathering brings its own programme and mix of perspectives from research, industry and public life.
Wednesday
Free · approval required14:00–18:00 GMT
Founders, researchers, practitioners and curious minds exploring responsible AI together.
Friday
Free · approval required13:00–17:00 GMT
An afternoon for founders, builders, researchers and domain experts to explore AI safety and find collaborators.
Save both upcoming datesCalendar reminders do not confirm a place. Apply for organiser approval.
Discussion themes
What evidence makes an AI system trustworthy enough for consequential work? Explore the question through practical examples and different professional perspectives.
Permission boundaries, payment controls and the evidence needed to identify fraud and operational risk.
Tracing claims to reliable sources, testing consistency and supporting professional judgement.
Evaluating uncertainty, recognising failure and knowing when to involve a clinician.
A thoughtful afternoon
A shared theme, with a programme shaped for each gathering.
Explore real questions using public or synthetic examples, work in small groups, and meet people whose expertise complements your own.
Speakers and session details will be confirmed on the individual event pages.
28 October 2026 · Cambridge
Practical safety, governance and evidence, followed by a community-led OpenAI Codex workshop.
Explore the programme →6 November 2026 · London
Part of Barclays Entrepreneurs Festival 2026, including a five-minute introduction from Eagle Labs and time to develop ideas together.
Explore the programme →28 October · 17:00–18:00 GMT
Try Codex with guidance from community workshop facilitators.
Beginners are welcome. Bring a laptop. Accepted guests receive the separate Luma registration link with their private joining instructions.
Apply for 28 October ↗US$100 in Codex credits
US$50 in API credits
Per eligible checked-in attendee. Separate Luma registration, workshop approval and applicable eligibility terms are required. These arrangements apply to the October workshop; no additional entitlement is promised for London.
US$1,000, US$500 and US$250 in OpenAI API credits, and a year of ChatGPT Pro.
Award and redemption arrangements are subject to the organisers’ terms. Attendee credits and prizes have separate eligibility conditions.
Founders, researchers, practitioners, students and curious people across disciplines are welcome. No university affiliation is required. Each application is reviewed by the organisers.
A shared theme of practical AI safety connects our events. Each gathering brings its own programme and mix of perspectives from research, industry and public life. Choose one or apply for both; each date has its own admission decision.
The 6 November gathering takes place at Barclays Innovation Hub, 41 Luke Street, London. For 28 October, the public location is Cambridge City Centre; the exact venue is shared privately after acceptance. Accepted guests receive joining instructions for their chosen event.
All experience levels are welcome. Bring your knowledge, research or questions. A laptop is useful for practical exercises.
The 28 October event includes a community-led workshop from 17:00 to 18:00. Accepted guests receive the separate Luma sign-up link. Workshop approval, check-in and credit eligibility are handled separately. November workshop arrangements will be announced if confirmed.
Share ordinary meal preferences in your application and contact organisers privately about allergies or access adjustments. Catering arrangements for London are being finalised.
Beyond the afternoon
Share what you’re exploring, what help you would welcome and what you can offer. Introductions happen with your agreement.