East Bay Tech

East Bay Tech

Practical AI discussions in the East Bay for founders, developers, and operators working with AI in the real world.

We compare what is improving product, operations, and infrastructure, what still breaks in production, and what strong peers are learning faster than benchmarks can show.

Small room Discussion first Lafayette, CA

Community

The kinds of people you will meet.

This is a small room for people using AI in real work, not spectators looking for generic takes. The mix matters as much as the topic list: strong operators, technical builders, and domain experts who can compare notes at a useful level.

Attendee mix

  • Startup founders and builders shipping AI products and integrating AI into production workflows.
  • Executives, bankers, sales leaders, and operators using OpenClaw automations, Codex, Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, n8n, and other tools to amplify operations and grow their businesses.
  • CTOs, VPs of Engineering, engineers, and product leaders building agentic apps and workflow automation.
  • Healthcare providers exploring how AI changes clinical workflows, administrative operations, and patient experience.
  • HR leaders using AI to hire better, understand the job market, and spot real shifts in talent demand.
  • Security researchers applying AI in risk and compliance contexts.

Next meetup

EBT #3: Practical AI for Founders, Developers & Operators

May 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM | Lafayette, California

Free to attend.

At a glance

May 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM

Lafayette, California

Seats are intentionally limited to keep discussion high-signal.

We are still building the discussion list, but this new month has already started with exciting AI news for founders, developers, and operators.

What we discuss

  • Meet smart people building, shipping, and improving real work with AI.
  • Share practical AI use cases across industries like healthcare, legal, real estate, operations, and software.
  • Explore partnerships, projects, and business opportunities with strong local operators.

Format

  • Curated local conversation, not a pitch night or generic networking event.
  • Practical examples, real questions, and useful lessons from the room.
  • Respectful, concise discussion with no aggressive selling or constant self-promotion.