• NDIF Presents: “Does AI work the way we think?” (Day Two)

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    Most people interact with AI every day but have no way to see inside it. Workbench (https://workbench.ndif.us/) is a free tool that changes this. Built by the National Deep Inference Fabric (NDIF), Workbench lets anyone explore how AI models work inside without writing a single line of code. At this crucial moment when AI is […]

  • Beneficial Computing ~ Building Technology for “We the People”: Digital Infrastructure for a More Perfect Union (Day One)

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, what does it mean to build technology worthy of the Constitution? Join Beneficial Computing (501c3) a Robin Hood Foundation incubated civic tech nonprofit for a series of live presentations and demonstrations exploring how civic technology can strengthen the relationship between people, nonprofit organizations, and public institutions. Through […]

  • It’s Our Phalt: Mapping Safer Streets, Byte by Byte

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    Cycling is one of the most sustainable ways to move through a city. More riders means safer streets and a healthier city for everyone. But for cycling to be accessible, it has to be safe. Using Level of Traffic Stress (LTS), a framework developed by urban planning researcher Peter Furth, Our Phalt rates every street […]

  • Summer PIT Stop: “Responsible AI Rangers!”

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    Part 4/5 of our Summer PIT Stop workshop series – sign up HERE for sessions at 11:30am or 4:30pm! At Responsible AI Rangers, campers become responsible tech trail guides learning how to use AI in ways that are fair, helpful, creative, and safe. Through hands-on challenges, team activities, and real-world examples, we’ll explore how AI […]

  • Beneficial Computing ~ Building Technology for “We the People”: Digital Infrastructure for a More Perfect Union (Day Two)

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, what does it mean to build technology worthy of the Constitution? Join Beneficial Computing (501c3) a Robin Hood Foundation incubated civic tech nonprofit for a series of live presentations and demonstrations exploring how civic technology can strengthen the relationship between people, nonprofit organizations, and public institutions. Through […]

  • Summer PIT Stop: “Community Tech Jamboree: Build It for the Block”

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    Part 5/5 of our Summer PIT Stop workshop series – sign up HERE for sessions at 11:30am or 4:30pm! It’s time to bring everything back to the block! At Community Tech Jamboree, campers come together to explore how AI, data, and community knowledge can be used to address real challenges and build stronger neighborhoods. Through […]

  • City Lens NYC

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    citylensnyc.com City Lens NYC is a civic technology platform that translates complex New York City data into accessible, usable insights for everyday people. NYC has one of the largest open data ecosystems, but most residents do not have the time, technical skills, or context to actually use it. City Lens closes that gap. The platform […]

  • fomo.nyc (Day One)

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    fomo.nyc is a community-built interactive map of upcoming events in the NYC area. It works by visiting the websites of parks, museums, music venues, etc., identifying any upcoming events, and displaying them on a map. This project is a labor of love and will always be free and open-source. Creator Isha Mani will be present […]

  • fomo.nyc (Day Two)

    NYC PIT Pop Up at The Oculus 185 Greenwich Street, Shop #LL4345, Level LL4, New York, NY, United States

    fomo.nyc is a community-built interactive map of upcoming events in the NYC area. It works by visiting the websites of parks, museums, music venues, etc., identifying any upcoming events, and displaying them on a map. This project is a labor of love and will always be free and open-source. Creator Isha Mani will be present […]

  • NYC’s Changing Landscape: Discover What’s Being Built Around You

    Learn to track how neighborhoods are getting built, from what’s going up next door to new skyscrapers: Join us for an exciting in-person dive into the wild world of New York construction! Come explore how the city and skyline reshape itself and get the scoop on what’s shaping your neighborhoods future. Learn how to track every renovation and new foundation in your […]

  • It’s Our Phalt: Mapping Safer Streets, Byte by Byte

    Cycling is one of the most sustainable ways to move through a city. More riders means safer streets and a healthier city for everyone. But for cycling to be accessible, it has to be safe. Using Level of Traffic Stress (LTS), a framework developed by urban planning researcher Peter Furth, Our Phalt rates every street […]

  • Know Your Block

    Know Your Block is a civic tech application that showcases stories behind New York City’s hundreds of honorary street co-namings. Designed as an interactive walking companion, the app maps 280+ co-named street corners honoring civil rights leaders, sports pioneers, school teachers, jazz royalty, and beloved pastors. The app allows users to filter icons by category, […]