What is PROMPT:KL
PROMPT:KL isn’t a technical AI conference. It is for people who are curious about AI and want to understand how they can actually use it in their work, businesses and projects.
Through workshops and curated conversations, attendees will discover practical examples for using the latest AI tools. They can start things, run businesses, solve everyday problems and get more done.
We are launching PROMPT:KL at Urbanscapes, Kuala Lumpur’s long-running celebration of the city, happening at sites across the city from 31 Oct –15 Nov.
A gathering for the city’s independent thinkers and doers
What to expect at PROMPT:KL
Hands-on workshops
Two workshops for different levels of experience. Prompt to Process (10:00 AM) builds AI agents for everyday business tasks. Prompt to Product (1:00 PM) covers automating repetitive work and building a small tool. No coding experience needed.
US$120 in AI credits
Every workshop participant gets US$100 in ChatGPT credits and US$20 in Amp credits to keep building after the event.
Confluence
Conversations with a diverse group of people using AI to improve their everyday lives. Free for workshop attendees.
Get involved
Be part of PROMPT:KL First Edition
Applications now open
31 October 2026 · Kuala Lumpur
Speakers
Khairy Jamaluddin
Former Malaysian cabinet minister, now a podcaster who uses AI at home and at work.
Amirul Ruslan
Filmmaker and journalist who uses AI tools for footage, kinetic effects and editing.
Eason Chai
Full-stack developer and AI trainer who co-leads the PROMPT:KL workshops.
Ashvin Praveen
Co-founder of Cleve.AI and a community builder.
Colin Charles
Founding team member of MariaDB who has also worked on MySQL, the Fedora Project and OpenOffice.org.
Khailee Ng
Managing partner at 500 Global, an early investor in Grab and Carousell.
More speakers coming soon
SUPPORTED BY
OpenAI
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