Hack the AI! — AI Security Hackathon
Spend a morning as the attacker. Try to talk an AI system out of its own rules. No coding needed — your weapon is language.
A community for women exploring, applying and shaping AI together.
We don’t talk about AI — we open it up, break it, and find out what’s inside. Hands-on workshops for women and FLINTA persons. Bring your laptop and your questions.
Women leave our community more confident, more technical, and more willing to engage deeply with AI systems.
This community empowers women and female persons to build confidence and technical understanding in artificial intelligence. We create a safe, hands-on learning space where curiosity turns into real technical competence.
We believe women are fully capable of understanding AI systems. What’s often missing isn’t ability — it’s an accessible, supportive space to explore the technical foundations by doing. So we built one.
Technical literacy is not a nice-to-have. It is what gives you leverage, better career options, and genuine agency in a world being rebuilt around these systems.
We don’t lower the bar — we help each other reach it.
The one thing everyone here has in common is mindset, not skill level.
No technical background, no idea where to start. You want orientation, not a curriculum — and permission to ask the question everyone else is too polite to ask.
You’ve built things by trial and error — scripts, automations, maybe a whole product. Now you want to understand what’s actually happening under the hood.
You know models, data and architecture. You want to share that without ego, and pick up the applied perspectives you rarely get exposed to.
We don’t avoid complexity, we explain it. We slow down when needed, without dumbing anything down.
You don’t need to arrive prepared or confident. Curiosity and respect are enough.
Hands-on exploration, real workflows, learning from experiments and mistakes.
Contribution isn’t about expertise — it’s about engagement.
No talking down. No showing off. Nobody gets made to feel “not technical enough”.
No pitches, no lead generation, no promotional agendas. Knowledge sharing comes first.
Read the Code of Conduct — including why we never record our sessions.
Spend a morning as the attacker. Try to talk an AI system out of its own rules. No coding needed — your weapon is language.
WhatsApp for the fastest info, LinkedIn for the public conversation. No gatekeeping — just share what matters to you.
Marketing & Communication, Event Management, or Speaker. All voluntary, all genuinely needed.