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prg.ai newsletter #61: Pěchouček, Pavel, The Pope. And a Czech AI factory in Ostrava
Collaboration as the only sustainable strategy for Czech AI – that is the central theme of the June issue. Read what the Pope, the Czech President and the Rector of CTU have to say about artificial intelligence, why 91% of Czech e-shops are invisible to AI, and why the CEE AI Summit in September belongs in your diary.
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prg.ai newsletter #60
The Czech AI ecosystem is thriving. The Map of Czech AI has surpassed the 500-entry milestone, the Czech Telecommunication Office is assembling a new AI team, and we bring news on the launch of the National Centre for Artificial Intelligence, as well as a record-breaking eighth year of prg.ai Minor.
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prg.ai newsletter #59
The Czech AI scene is evolving rapidly, bridging the gap between academic research and commercial application. In this edition, read about the launch of the Interdisciplinary Center for Humanoid Robotics, the international achievements of Czech students and scientists, and how artificial intelligence is transforming public administration while advancing fields like medicine and environmental protection.
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prg.ai newsletter #58
The Czech AI scene is experiencing a powerful period, full of major strategic changes that will shape the future of research and public administration. Read all about the establishment of the National Center for Artificial Intelligence, the government's Country for the Future 2.0 strategy, and the international successes of our academic institutions.
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prg.ai newsletter #57
Here is an overview of the most important updates in artificial intelligence – from leadership changes in key organisations and achievements of research teams and startups to notable events, job opportunities, and inspiring resources from Czechia and abroad.
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prg.ai newsletter #56
AI Awards highlighted projects that have pushed Czech education, industry and AI safety forward this year. Days of AI drew over fourteen thousand attendees and confirmed that interest in the practical use of artificial intelligence is growing across the country. Meanwhile in Brussels, the AI Act is being adjusted to make it more realistic for both companies and public administration. At home, concrete results are piling up – new technologies from CTU, collaborations with industry, student successes and more proof that the Czech AI ecosystem is maturing and accelerating.
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prg.ai newsletter #55
The fourth edition of AI Days, the largest Czech festival dedicated to artificial intelligence, is in full swing — this year reaching 36 cities across the country. The European Commission has announced the creation of the Czech AI Factory with a new supercomputer named KarolAIna, CTU has elected AI expert Michal Pěchouček as its next rector, and Europe has unveiled new strategies to boost AI development. Meanwhile, the Czech AI scene keeps thriving — from a billion-crown investment in Resistant AI to new research labs and award-winning scientists.
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