MLcon Berlin is the event for Machine Learning technologies and innovations, bringing together Software Engineers, ML Engineers, Data Scientists, AI Architects, and Technical Leads building ML systems in production. Five days of hands-on workshops, bootcamps, and conference sessions covering applied AI, MLOps, and production-ready machine learning.
Programmed at MLcon, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 153 sessions.
What happens when code becomes nearly free to produce, time-to-market approaches zero, and a single engineer ships 20–30 pull requests a day with AI?This talk explores a growing pa…
Welcome and Opening Keynote of MLcon Berlin 2026 by the program chair Sebastian Meyen. Read more...
Welcome and Opening Keynote of MLcon Berlin 2026 by the program chair Sebastian Meyen. Read more...
In this full-day hands-on workshop, participants learn how to develop their own MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and use them to build powerful AI agents that can access extern…
Most engineers have used AI to write code. Far fewer have used it for the work that actually fills their week like designing systems, pressure-testing assumptions, navigating incid…
Forget copy-pasting from a browser tab. If you’re still using Claude through a standard chat window, you’re leaving massive velocity on the table.Claude Code brings Anthropic’s mos…
Your AI assistant wrote the feature. The tests pass. It looks correct. But you didn't read every line, so how do you know it does what you meant? Maybe the model got it right the f…
Your AI assistant wrote the feature. The tests pass. It looks correct. But you didn't read every line, so how do you know it does what you meant? Maybe the model got it right the f…
This hands-on workshop focuses on how to avoid wasted engineering cycles, de-risk decisions, and determine what is actually worth building before you commit resources. By the end o…
What does it mean when 60 companies show up, and 2 bet on three roles at once?
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