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Hoover Dam Hike

Hoover Dam Hike

Mon, Jul 20, 10:30 PM
From Walk With Me Gahanna
4.8

Join us for one of our favorite hikes this Monday (7/20/26) at 6:30 pm as we hike the Hoover Dam Scenic Trail, starting at the west end of the dam. This hike includes some paved paths/roads along with some dirt trails, with a few beautiful views of the reservoir. Join us for this 2 mile hike, finding us in the parking lot at the corner of Sunbury and Smoke Burr.

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6 attendees

Music Trivia @ Slammers! (NOT HOSTED - PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE)

Wed, Jul 22, 11:00 PM
From Rainbow Enthusiasts CBUS LGBTQIA+ Women and Non-binary Group
4.9
1 attendee

Blendonwood Ravine Day Hike, 10:30 am

Mon, Jul 20, 2:30 PM
From HikeOhio!
4.8
3 attendees
The Limits of Modern AI: Brilliant, Brittle, and Confidently Wrong

The Limits of Modern AI: Brilliant, Brittle, and Confidently Wrong

Wed, Jul 22, 10:30 PM
From Columbus AI Engineering Meetup
4.7

Modern AI can write software, analyze documents, use tools, and solve problems that seemed impossible only a few years ago. It can also miss obvious instructions, invent convincing facts, forget important information, and confidently claim success after failing. Why can AI appear brilliant one moment and surprisingly unreliable the next? In this beginner-friendly talk, we’ll explore the major limitations of today’s AI systems and the situations where they are most likely to break. We’ll look beyond the usual “AI hallucinates” explanation and examine recurring failure modes such as: * Confidently producing incorrect information * Losing track of details and instructions * Struggling with unfamiliar reasoning problems * Making compounding mistakes during long, multi-step tasks * Failing to recognize when tools or external systems have gone wrong * Optimizing for the literal instruction instead of the user’s actual goal We’ll also touch on modern AI research, including current work on long-term memory, context, reasoning, and agent reliability. No advanced machine-learning background is required. The talk will explain the concepts from the ground up, but it is geared toward programmers and anyone interested in building AI applications that need to work outside of a controlled demo. You’ll leave with a clearer framework for understanding what modern AI can do, where it remains unreliable, and how engineers can design systems that expect AI to fail safely. LOGISTICS AND PARKING: The talk starts at 7:00 PM. The first half hour is reserved for everyone to get set up and mingle. Free pizza and drinks! The cheapest parking option is to find street parking, which will only cost you a few bucks. Otherwise, park in the nearby veteran's museum lot for $8. It's highly recommended you avoid the nearby $15 garage parking.

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4 attendees

Free yoga

Sat, Aug 1, 1:30 PM
From HikeOhio!
4.8
5 attendees
Three Creeks Metro Park

Three Creeks Metro Park

Thu, Jul 23, 2:00 PM
From Women 55+ Hiking Group
4.9

**We'll get in around 4 miles at Three Creeks Metro Parks, primarily natural trails. 17-18 minute miles, no one left behind, and faster walkers are free to lead out.** **Some have asked about starting at 9:30; because lunch is always an option I’ve kept the start at 10 so restaurants are open when we finish.** **Optional lunch after!**

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find and join groups or events related to their interests, including outdoor activities like alpine climbing, allowing users to meet others with similar hobbies.

Search for alpine climbing groups using your location on Meetup. It organizes groups and events in your area, making it easy to connect with climbing enthusiasts nearby.

You can check Meetup's upcoming events section to find alpine climbing activities happening this weekend in your area. Simply RSVP to join.

Yes, you can join any hiking or climbing events that interest you. Meetups are flexible and often cater to various skill levels, providing opportunities for everyone.

Meetup offers free access to browse groups and events. Some specific events might have a fee, depending on the organizer's preferences or the nature of the event.

Generally, it's best to contact event organizers for equipment needs. Some events may provide gear, but often personal safety equipment is required for alpine climbing.

Once you find an event you want to attend, you can RSVP directly on the Meetup page for that event to secure your spot and get updates from the organizer.

Yes, events depend on available local groups, meaning if specific groups do not exist nearby, options may be limited but new groups frequently form.

Meetup is designed to facilitate group activities rather than individual meet-ups. It's effective for meeting people with shared interests through various group settings.

Absolutely! Many Alpine climbing groups cater to all skill levels, including beginners, offering encounters designed to introduce novices to the sport safely.

Yes, meetup event locations can vary significantly. It's best to explore multiple groups to find those that meet in locations convenient and interesting to you.

Event organization can vary as they are typically planned by group hosts. It’s wise to read past attendees’ reviews to gain insight into the event’s quality.

An area’s Meetup presence evolves based on community interest. Some rural locations might have fewer options, but urban areas typically have more active groups.

While Meetup fosters connections, it doesn't guarantee immediate friendships. Engagement, participation, and consistent attendance often enhance the experience.

While Meetup organizes groups locally, participating in different regional or international climbing events can expand your network to climbers around the world.