Dny AI 2025: The Largest Artificial Intelligence Festival Kicks Off and Reaches Every Corner of the Czech Republic – The Program Offers Over 250 Events in 35 Cities

This year’s edition of Dny AI, organized by the Czech National AI Platform (CNAIP) in cooperation with dozens of regional partners, brings a record-breaking program both in the number of events and in geographic coverage. Participants can look forward to a wide range of formats – from local meetups and practical workshops to major conferences with international participation.

AI for Everyone: From Big Cities to All Regions

The goal of the Dny AI festival is to make AI accessible to everyone. It supports and connects the activities of organizers from different sectors and regions of the Czech Republic and inspires a broad range of stakeholders to organize AI-themed events for audiences of all levels, from specialists to everyday users.

“The topic of artificial intelligence should not be concentrated only in Prague and Brno. AI is a topic for everyone, whether you work in industry in the Vysočina region or teach at an elementary school in Ústí nad Labem,” says Lukáš Kačena, Chairman of the Czech National AI Platform. “Through the festival, we make it accessible to diverse target groups – from AI experts and academics to the general public. In the first half of November, AI will become an accessible, inspiring, and above all practical topic. That’s the greatest added value of Dny AI.”

Key Topics and Target Groups

The program is carefully structured for specific target audiences. Segments focusing on business, public administration, and healthcare concentrate on the practical implementation of AI – from automating business processes and optimizing public services to using AI in diagnostics and patient care. Emphasis is placed on practice and concrete case studies.

Education plays a traditionally strong role in the Dny AI program. The festival again includes the AI for edu conference series, focused on the practical use of AI in schools. Since 2023, it has been organized within Dny AI by AI dětem, a leader in AI education. The program for teachers is also offered by other major educational institutions such as the National Pedagogical Institute, Scio, Aignos, and various regional partners.

The festival also targets the general public and families with children. The AI for all events feature interactive workshops, inspiring discussions, and entertaining activities that present AI in a playful and approachable way. Special seminars focus on enhancing AI literacy among seniors and promoting the safe use of digital tools.

A Different Perspective: Culture, Art, and Social Impact

Dny AI is not afraid to address interdisciplinary and socially sensitive topics. The festival opens a debate on AI in culture and art, exploring ethical questions surrounding the coexistence of AI and human creativity. Dny AI presents unconventional events such as exhibitions or theatre performances directed by artificial intelligence.

The program also reflects important social dimensions, for example through discussions focused on inclusivity and fairness in algorithms, touching on topics like the LGBTQ+ community and eliminating bias in data. The festival thus demonstrates that AI is not only about technology but also about society and human values.

Special Events and Partners

General sponsor Google brings to the festival a series of Google Roadshow events focused on the practical use of AI tools to boost productivity at work, in education, and in everyday life.

“This year’s edition of Dny AI places strong emphasis on personal development and productivity. Our Google Roadshow builds on these key pillars. Through a series of 19 in-person trainings led by certified trainers directly in the regions, we aim to show that artificial intelligence has already become a truly invaluable partner for everyone,” says Ivana Kopková, Google AI Product Marketing Manager for Central and Eastern Europe.

The official opening of Dny AI will take place on November 3 simultaneously in two of the most prominent Czech planetariums – in Prague and Brno. Under a symbolic shared sky, people from different fields and institutions will gather to shape the future of AI together.

“No single field or sector can shape the responsible future of AI on its own – we need systematic collaboration between technological, artistic, and humanistic expertise as equal partners,” explains Marcel Kraus, founder of the TAH Center, the organizer of the Prague opening event.