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DeepStation is the largest and longest running weekly AI community in Miami. We bring together AI engineers and enthusiasts to stay ahead of the AI wave
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πŸŽ™οΈ AI Build Night is TONIGHT! Google DeepMind, DeepStation, and Superteam USA are teaming up at The DOCK, and we've sold out with 600+ signups! πŸš€ If you haven't signed up yet, join the waitlist on Luma.

πŸ’₯ Anyone can watch a Gemini launch video, but how often do you get to build with Gemini next to the people who make it?

πŸ”Έ On stage tonight:
πŸ”Ή Dmitry Lyalin (Google DeepMind) demos Gemini 4
πŸ”Ή Thor Schaeff (Google DeepMind) demos the Gemini Audio models
πŸ”Ή Lightning talks from OpenEvidence and Influur, then live Q&A with Dmitry and Thor

πŸ”Έ Gemini Builder Showcase:
πŸ”Ή Selected builders get 1 to 2 minutes on stage to share what they're building with Gemini
πŸ”Ή Winners take home Google Cloud credits, judged by the Google DeepMind team and announced on stage

πŸ‘€ Speaker Spotlight: Thor Schaeff
Thor Schaeff is a Member of the Technical Staff at Google DeepMind, working on developer experience for the Gemini API and Google AI Studio, with a focus on Gemini audio. He previously built developer experience teams at ElevenLabs and Supabase, helping Supabase grow from 800 databases to well beyond 1 million, and was a developer advocate at Stripe. In Thor's words: "I help developers build with Gemini."

πŸ‘€ Speaker Spotlight: Dmitry Lyalin
Dmitry Lyalin is a Member of Technical Staff at Google DeepMind, where he works on Google AI Studio. At Google, he previously led product for the Gemini CLI and for Firebase Serverless, Genkit and Firebase Studio, after 14 years at Microsoft. In Dmitry's words: "My journey started with building simple websites for my friend's parents, and since then, I have never looked back."

πŸ“… Date: Tonight, Thursday, November 5, 2026
⏰ Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM ET, with food and drinks
πŸ“ Location: The DOCK, Miami

🎟️ Waitlist: luma.com/ai-build-night…

πŸ™‡β€β™‚οΈ Thank you to Google DeepMind for building this night with us!
πŸ™ Thank you to Superteam USA and The LAB Miami for hosting us!

Without our community of 6,000+ global members, none of this would be possible. Together, we will build Miami into a leading global AI & tech center! 🌟

#GoogleDeepMind #Gemini #AIBuildNight #Miami #DeepStation #BuildMiami
DeepStation @DeepStationAI
πŸŽ™οΈ Codex Community Miami is thrilled to announce Ayal Stern, Founder at The LAB Miami, as a judge for the OpenAI Codex "DevDay Exchange Community Hackathon" with DeepStation and The Miami Foundation at The LAB Miami!

πŸ’‘ Teams will use OpenAI Codex to build AI agents, tools, and apps that tackle real challenges for hundreds of South Florida nonprofits. Let's Build for Good! πŸš€

πŸŽ‰ And just in time, as Miami gets ready to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Give Miami Day on November 19, the largest single-city giving day in the nation, and Miami's biggest day of generosity. This online giving campaign is our community's opportunity to support our region's 1,000+ nonprofits and to show up for the city we love.

πŸ‘€ In 2012, Ayal founded The LAB Miami, a founder-led community in Wynwood that brings together technical builders, startups, and investors through public programming and private founder and investor gatherings. He also runs Israel Tech Week and invests in early-stage startups through Wynwood Ventures.

πŸ“… November 7–8, 2026
⏰ 12 PM to 8 PM Eastern Time, both days
πŸ“ The LAB Miami, Wynwood

🎟️ Register here (seats filling fast!): luma.com/codexmiami

Join us in Miami for the hackathon 🌟

#DevDayExchange #Codex #OpenAI #DeepStation #Hackathon #MiamiTech
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πŸŽ™οΈ Codex Miami is thrilled to announce Catherine McMillan, Chief Operating Officer at The AI Collective, as a judge for the OpenAI Codex "DevDay Exchange Community Hackathon" with DeepStation and The Miami Foundation at The LAB Miami!

πŸ’‘ Teams will use OpenAI Codex to build AI agents, tools, and apps that tackle real challenges for South Florida nonprofits. Let’s build for good! πŸš€

πŸ‘€ Catherine helps lead The AI Collective, a grassroots artificial intelligence community with 500,000+ members, 250+ chapters, and 1,000+ volunteers across 50+ countries. She helped grow the community from 30,000 members to over half a million and leads partnerships with companies including Cognition, Genspark, MiniMax, and Vercel. She also co-hosts The AI Collective's podcast and newsletter, which reaches 250,000+ subscribers. She is based in Washington, DC.

πŸ“… November 7–8, 2026

⏰ 12 PM to 8 PM Eastern Time, both days

πŸ“ The LAB Miami, Wynwood

🎟️ Register: luma.com/codexmiami

Join us in Miami for the hackathon. 🌟

#DevDayExchange #Codex #OpenAI #DeepStation #Hackathon #MiamiTech
DeepStation @DeepStationAI
πŸŽ™οΈ DeepStation is excited to share the post-event summary and photos from the Your Ballot. Your Block. team's demo at AI Demo Night, at The LAB Miami!

πŸ—³οΈ From hackathon winner to the stage: Your Ballot. Your Block.

The Grand Champions of Hack for Humanity: Miami, Sharif Amlani, Vania Arredondo, Schneur Werde and Sandy Denis, demoed the app they built in under five hours at the hackathon. Vania worked on design, Sandy on research into the community's needs, and Schneur on the kiosks.

Their core message was clear: different communities have different priorities, and finding out who on your ballot shares yours should be quick, easy and private.

They walked us through:
β€’ The two problems they set out to solve: not knowing who is on your ballot or where to find unbiased information, and not making time to vote
β€’ A kiosk that opens with a blind date with your ballot: agree or disagree with statements before you see who said them
β€’ A live website where all you need is your address, then a voice interview on issues that matter in Miami
β€’ Matching your answers to each candidate's positions, votes and speeches, race by race from federal to state
β€’ A voting plan with your polling places, and a one-page ballot to print and take to the polls

πŸ’‘ What stood out was how the kiosk draws you in: "So we built this idea of kiosks. You just come up to them and you start with the first part of our process, which is the blind date with your ballot."

Key Takeaways:
πŸ”Ή Hook people with a game before the data: the blind date takes seconds and makes people curious enough to see their full ballot.
πŸ”Ή Let people talk instead of type: a voice interview of about 10 questions maps where you stand.
πŸ”Ή End with an action, not just an answer: the app turns your matches into a voting plan.
πŸ”Ή When people give you their address, store nothing: the app has no backend database and saves no data.

A special thank you to The LAB Miami for hosting DeepStation in this amazing space, and to all the volunteers who made the night possible. πŸ™Œ

Thank you to everyone who joined us. We're looking forward to sharing more about our next event soon! 🎯
DeepStation @DeepStationAI
πŸŽ™οΈ DeepStation is excited to share the post-event summary and photos from Damian Montero's talk at AI Demo Night, at The LAB Miami!

πŸ’» What's New in Codex from OpenAI DevDay:

Damian Montero (Senior AI Advocate and Lead Developer, AI Center of Excellence at JM Family, and Founder, FloridaJS) took the room through what OpenAI announced for developers at DevDay. A developer for 30 years, Damian founded FloridaJS, one of South Florida's largest developer meetup groups.

Damian's core message was clear: every wave that promised to replace developers created more of them, and AI now puts building within everyone's reach.

Damian walked us through:
β€’ Codex in the cloud, and Codex code review
β€’ The Decisions API, built on a small model that makes decisions
β€’ The Agents API with computer use: an agent that takes over the screen to run your tests
β€’ Skills and plugins loaded from your repo, so your whole team has them the moment they open it
β€’ MCP Events, which let a server notify your agent instead of waiting to be asked

πŸ’‘ What stood out was Damian's rule of thumb for testing with an agent that uses your computer: "It is a godsend for everybody that's ever done testing. Integration testing. Literally, give it the same description you would tell a human, and that's it. Not the buttons. Not the IDs. Not what to do."

Key Takeaways:
πŸ”Ή Use a small, fast model when the job is a decision: the Decisions API categorizes in milliseconds, not seconds.
πŸ”Ή Keep building APIs: agents call them directly, and an MCP server is an API with good documentation.
πŸ”Ή Review from one place: Codex code review gathers every pull request waiting on you, from GitHub or GitLab.
πŸ”Ή Check what AI search says about you: ask ChatGPT who does your job at your company, and make sure it names you.

A special thank you to The LAB Miami for hosting DeepStation in this amazing space, and to all the volunteers who made the night possible. πŸ™Œ

Thank you to everyone who joined us. We're looking forward to sharing more about our next event soon! 🎯

@FloridaJS