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October 2025

MVP Coding Tools Workshop

October 1, 2025, 6-8pm

For: Students
Location: Weissman Foundry

Join The Generator and E-Tower for an interactive workshop designed to transform your business through AI integration. Learn practical strategies to leverage AI tools across your business operations, from enhancing customer service with chatbots to optimizing marketing and streamlining product design. Whether you're an established business owner or aspiring entrepreneur, this hands-on session will equip you with actionable insights to drive efficiency, innovation, and growth in today's AI-powered business landscape.

 

AI to Cheat (2truths + a lie)

October 6, 2025, 6-8pm

For: Students
Location: Weissman Foundry

Not all AI tools are created equal. Some drive productivity, some fuel creativity—and some cross the line. In this interactive event, The Generator spotlights Cluely AI, a tool built to “do the work for you,” and challenges Babson students to think critically about what happens when innovation drifts into academic dishonesty.

Through live demos and head-to-head activities, you’ll see how Cluely integrates into everyday workflows and test for yourself whether speed and automation can replace effort and learning. Then, we’ll flip the script: how might tools like this be reimagined for ethical use?

Join us for a hands-on conversation about the gray areas of AI adoption—where efficiency ends, and responsibility begins.

 

Generator AI & Machine Learning 2025-26 Speaker Series

October 7, 2025. Refreshments at 3pm. Talk begins promptly at 3:30pm.

For: Everyone
Location: Weissman Foundry

Transformers Simplified

This talk explains transformers as the fundamental architecture behind large language models. We provide a simplified perspective on how they work and highlight key reasons for their effectiveness. The goal is to make the core ideas accessible without overwhelming technical detail.

Facilitator: Davood Shamsi, Executive Director or AI/ML, JPMorgan Chase & Co

Contact Davit Khachatryan with any questions.

Elevating your business with AI (Etower)

October 20, 2025, 6-8pm

For: Students
Location: Weissman Foundry

The AI Coding Tools Workshop, in collaboration with CODE, will be a student-led event focused on exploring AI-driven software development tools, specifically highlighting platforms such as Cursor, lovable, Replit Agent, Windsurf, Claude Code, and many more. Student facilitators will lead interactive sessions, showcasing how to build ready MVPs that are AI-powered code generation and how to  debug. The event will emphasize practical applications, collaborative learning, and engagement through live demos and Q&A.

 

Generator AI Innovators Bootcamp

October 24, 2025, 9:30am - 4:30pm. AI-networking cocktail reception, 4:30 - 6:30pm.

For: Small Business Owners
Location: Weissman Foundry

The Generator is training 1,000 Small Business Owners in AI for business growth through its AI Innovators Bootcamp!

The program is a 1-day, deep dive into AI taught by Babson’s award-winning faculty, delivered in partnership with Babson’s top students/AI-minds.

Working in cohorts of 50+, small business owners learn:

  • Core concepts in AI
  • How AI is shaping innovation and competition across all industries
  • How to use cutting-edge AI tools to drive innovation and efficiency through hands-on-keys activities supported by Babson faculty and students
  • About AI complexities, ethics and risks

The 1-day program helps Small Business Owners identify the highest promise areas in their business for leveraging AI to drive growth and innovation.

Register Here!

Contact The Generator with any questions.

AI Olympics

October 25, 2025, 11AM-4PM

For: Students
Location: LGRAC

The AI Coding Tools Workshop, in collaboration with CODE, will be a student-led event focused on exploring AI-driven software development tools, specifically highlighting platforms such as Cursor, lovable, Replit Agent, Windsurf, Claude Code, and many more. Student facilitators will lead interactive sessions, showcasing how to build ready MVPs that are AI-powered code generation and how to  debug. The event will emphasize practical applications, collaborative learning, and engagement through live demos and Q&A.

 

November 2025

Writing Across Levels: A Roundtable on AI and Education

November 14, 2025, 12:30pm - 4pm

For: High School and College Writing Teachers
Location: Hollister #206

The Generator is hosting a small gathering of high school and college writing teachers for a roundtable conversation on generative AI. Co-led by Kristi Girdharry (Babson College) and Samantha Collins (Lexington High School), participants will explore how AI is reshaping the writing classroom, what’s changed since its arrival, and how educators can work across levels to better support students making the transition from high school to college.

Facilitators: Kristi Girdharry, Babson College, and Samantha Cross, Lexington High School

Contact Kristi Girdharry with any questions.

Generator-Microsoft AI and Entrepreneurship 3rd Buildathon

November 15, 2025, 10:00am - 8pm

For: Babson, Olin, and Wellesley Students
The Weissman Foundry

Join us for an energizing one-day AI hackathon at The Weissman Foundry! In partnership with Microsoft Research, this event challenges Babson, Olin, and Wellesley students to build innovative AI solutions. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or an aspiring entrepreneur, come ready to ideate, create, and pitch your AI-powered ventures. No prior coding experience required - bring your entrepreneurial spirit and creative mindset!

Contact Cole Collins or Spencer Karns with any questions.

December 2025

The Generator AI Ethics & Society Lab presents Sub Cultures of the Virtual World

December 3, 2025, 7:00pm - 8:30pm

For: Everyone
Location: Winn Auditorium, Olin Hall

Sub-Cultures of the Virtual World

This event will explore new sub-cultures and strange groups arising online and in virtual platforms. Students will present unknown movements and futuristic secret societies in our global digital culture today. Together, we will speculate on this hidden relation of technology to society and how virtual realities and artificial intelligence are driving a new age of conspiracy and undergrounds.  

Contact Jason Mohaghegh with any questions.