AIhub November 2026 Machine Learning and AI Seminar Schedule
AIhub has compiled a list of free online machine learning and AI seminars open from November to December 2026. The earliest session is on November 5, presented by Stephanie Gil of Harvard University. The schedule covers events from Aurelien Bibaut of Netflix on safe adaptive policy learning, the Oxford University Institute for AI Ethics, the University of Manchester, the University of Minnesota, and other institutions, as well as a December 7 lecture by Gabriel Peyré of CNRS. All events are free to attend online, and some require subscribing to a mailing list to obtain the link.
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Forthcoming machine learning and AI seminars: November 2026 edition
This post contains a list of the AI-related seminars that are scheduled to take place in the next couple of months. All events detailed here are free and open for anyone to attend virtually.
5 November 2026
Speaker: Stephanie Gil (Harvard University)
To receive the seminar link, sign up to the mailing list.
10 November 2026
Organised by: University of Minnesota
Speaker: Ljupcho Grozdanovski
Organised by: Institute for Ethics in AI, University of Oxford
Safe Adaptive Policy Learning
Speaker: Aurelien Bibaut (Netflix)
Organised by: The University of Manchester
Speaker: Clara Cheung
Organised by: The University of Manchester
12 November 2026
Speaker: Pilar Cossio (Flatiron Institute)
Organised by: Chalmers AI4Science
Join here, password: ai4science.
16 November 2026
Supply chain risk management: sharing information and exploring uncertainty
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Designing better soaps with machine learning: Predicting surfactant properties from molecular structure
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24 November 2026
Speaker: Sanne Vrijenhoek
The talk will be livestreamed on YouTube here.
Speaker: Yinuo Ren (Stanford)
Organised by: University of Minnesota
Organised by: Institute for Ethics in AI, University of Oxford
30 November 2026
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7 December 2026
Speaker: Gabriel Peyré (CNRS)
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8 December 2026
“From tool users to model builders: Integrating student learning of AI into interdisciplinary middle school inquiry”
Speaker: Fred Martin, Deepti Tagare, Lucretia M. Fraga, Lijun Ni, Lin Zhu, Ismaila Temitayo Sanusi, Hailey Muñiz, Varsha Yerram, and Diane Schilder
Organised by: University of Minnesota
Check here nearer the time for Zoom link.
To see past and forthcoming events for 2026, please see our dedicated 2026 seminar page.
If you’d like to visit the webpages of the universities and other organisations that are running regular programmes of seminars, then click here to see our list.
If you are aware of any seminars (both standalone and series) that we’ve missed then please just send us an email and we’ll add them to the list.
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Lucy Smith
is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.
Lucy Smith
is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.
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