The main conference program will be divided into three parallel stages: Business, Tech, and Public. It will feature presentations by both local and international speakers, case studies, panel discussions, and practical experiences with AI implementation in real-world settings.
How to use AI for business growth, greater efficiency, and new business models. Case studies, real-world experience, and concrete business impacts.
A broader context for the use of artificial intelligence. Legislation, ethics, impacts on the labor market, and inspiration for the public and change leaders.
A detailed look at the development, integration, and scaling of AI solutions. Practical demonstrations, technical know-how, and experience from production deployment.
An international perspective on the future of AI, enterprise adoption, and organizational transformation.
Entrepreneur, investor, and former CEO of Avast. Today, he leads the AI startup Aisle and brings a unique perspective on building technology companies in the age of AI.
How to turn the potential of AI into concrete results. A practical perspective on AI adoption, transformation of business processes, and building AI competencies within one of the largest banks in Central Europe.
Experience from a global pharmaceutical company where AI is not just a technological innovation, but part of everyday decisions, processes, and organizational management.
The most valuable experiences often arise when things do not go according to plan. An open discussion about mistakes, dead ends, and lessons that shape successful companies and their leaders.
A panel discussion focused on current challenges, opportunities, and experiences with the practical use of AI. Different perspectives, diverse experiences, and an open debate on the topics shaping the future of organizations today.
An open discussion about the National AI Factory project, key decisions, technological challenges, and lessons learned from building infrastructure designed to shape the future of AI in the Czech Republic.
Many organizations begin their AI journey by selecting tools. Successful projects, however, usually start elsewhere: by understanding needs, priorities, and the specific problems that AI is meant to solve.
Can a public institution use AI for real-time biometric identification of individuals? Where do technological capabilities end and regulatory limits begin? This panel will provide a practical perspective on how organizations are dealing with AI Act requirements, personal data protection, and other regulations that will influence the use of AI in the public sector and critical infrastructure.
Every organization faces the same question: where should AI run? This panel will bring together the perspectives of leading technology providers on AI infrastructure design and open a discussion about performance, security, scalability, data sovereignty, compliance, and the risk of vendor lock-in. The focus will be on designing environments that can support not only pilot projects but also long-term operations.
What does an organization look like when part of its communication is handled by artificial intelligence? Two different approaches, two solutions, and two real-world experiences. The PoC Duel format will compare specific approaches to using AI voicebots and conversational systems in organizations, including their benefits, limitations, and lessons from real deployments.
The conference is divided into three thematic sections: Business Stage, focusing on strategy, business opportunities and practical use of AI in business; Tech Stage, dedicated to technology, architecture, development and concrete implementations; and Public Stage, which focuses on the broader social context, regulation and inspiration for the public.
