Event Impact
Statewide participation through MAIN events
Because practical AI works best when people learn together, these Mississippi AI events bring educators, workforce partners, agencies, employers, and community leaders together. The photos below highlight MAIN partner events with OpenAI at Jackson State University, Anthropic at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Google at the University of Southern Mississippi, and Snowflake in Jackson.
Upcoming Events
Mississippi AI events and workshops
Explore upcoming Mississippi AI events, statewide webinars, partner-led workshops, and learning sessions for AI training, use, and workforce readiness. Each listing includes the format, time, and registration link when those details are available.
Online Webinar
IBM Bob Webinar: From AI-Generated Code to Production-Ready Software
How do you move from AI-generated code to production-ready software your organization can trust?
Join the Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Network (MAIN) and IBM engineers for practical lessons from adopting agentic engineering and specification-driven development in production environments. The session focuses on building secure, reliable, and maintainable software at enterprise scale.
What we’ll discuss
- Implementing agentic development workflows in enterprise teams
- Why specification-driven development improves outcomes with AI agents
- Common pitfalls when introducing AI coding assistants
- Governance, validation, and engineering guardrails for AI-assisted development
Who should attend: Professionals modernizing applications, managing legacy systems, or scaling AI-assisted software development across their organizations.
What to Expect
What to expect at Mississippi AI events
In addition, MAIN events are designed for practical learning, statewide connection, and real-world AI use. For example, sessions may include live demos, partner briefings, simple use cases, and training paths for educators, learners, public-sector teams, businesses, and community groups.
Hands-on demos
For example, sessions may show AI tools, simple workflows, and applied demos.
Workforce readiness
In addition, training can help learners and teams build skills for current jobs.
Policy and adoption
For example, discussions can cover responsible AI use in education, government, and industry.