The Future of AI Meetup #1: Claude Code for Business & Community Kickoff

The Future of Artificial Intelligence community is back. Join dr Piotr Siemeniak, the group's new organizer, for a practical kickoff session.

This one-hour online session opens with a quick introduction and a live pulse to see what attendees are working on in AI, then moves into a focused practical talk followed by an open discussion about the community's future.

Agenda

19:00–19:05 — Welcome & Introduction.
Who is the organizer, why this group, and what to expect.

19:05–19:10 — Quick Pulse.
A live poll to find out what attendees are building with AI tools and where they're hitting friction.

19:10–19:30 — Talk: Claude Code CLI for Business — From Experiment to Daily Driver.
A practical walkthrough of how teams are using Claude Code in real workflows: project setup, meaningful automation patterns, and what actually sticks beyond the demo phase.

19:30–19:50 — Community Roundtable.
What topics matter most? Which formats work best — deep dives, workshops, panels, or demos? Open call for speakers, co-organizers, and sponsors, with live voting on next event topics.

19:50–20:00 — Wrap-up & Next Steps.
Summary of input, next event announcement, and how to stay connected.

What will you learn?

The core talk covers what it takes to move Claude Code from a curiosity into a reliable part of your team's workflow. Topics include:

• Structuring your workflow for multiple Claude projects
• Building repeatable patterns — code generation, refactoring, documentation, and testing
• Applying a security-minded approach throughout
• Integrating Claude Code into existing pipelines alongside Git, CI/CD, and code review without disrupting team rhythm

Who should attend?

Developers, tech leads, CTOs, and anyone who has tried AI coding tools and wants to move past experimentation into consistent, business-grade usage. Whether you use Claude Code daily or are evaluating it for your team, this session gives you a practical framework. No prior experience with Claude Code required — just genuine interest in making AI tools work in real projects.

The second half is dedicated to the community: vote on future topics, discuss preferred formats, and volunteer as a speaker, co-organizer, or sponsor.