TECH CLUB

The tech landscape is evolving fast - especially with the rise of AI. So… does it still make sense to learn how to code in 2026?

In this Tech Club session, we’ll explore why coding skills are more relevant than ever. While the role of developers is changing, the need for humans to understand, validate, and take responsibility for AI-generated code is only growing.

We’ll also dive into the builder mindset - learning how things work under the hood, and gaining the tools to create, not just consume, technology.

👉 What to expect:

• A short talk on the future of coding and AI
• Insights into why learning to code still matters
• A hands-on workshop to get creative with p5.js, a JavaScript library for building visual, interactive experiences in the browser
  

Workshop entirely Free of charge

Please be aware that the Workshop will be entirely in English.
⚠️ Please bring your own laptop.

With the Tech & Coding Clubs, we want to bring you closer to coding and learn the foundation of how to code in only a few hours.
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Tech Club at the Epitech Campus 💻

Info: Jun Suzuki is a French-Japanese multimedia artist, developer, and former opera singer based between Berlin and Marseille. His practice explores the creative and ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence in contemporary art, using AI-generated audio, text, and spatial systems alongside voice, interactive devices, and installation. Alongside his artistic work, he conducts research on AI’s role in creative processes and its limitations, co-authoring a study with Dr. Ninon Devis (IRCAM, Native Instruments) for the CNC on authorship and artistic singularity.

Info: Create fun and visually engaging projects - no prior experience required!

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Host or Publisher Epitech Berlin