TechTalks
21. 3. 2026, Moving Station, Pilsen
Come and learn what’s shaking the world of tech. You can look forward to practical demonstrations and the latest trends in AI, security, and development. At the Saturday conference, you’ll enjoy presentations by IT professionals from leading technology firms and interesting startups. Absolutely everyone – students, parents, experts, and laymen – is welcome among the audience.
This event’s cosy atmosphere will give you a unique opportunity to speak with the presenters both during and outside of their presentations. Don’t miss your chance to meet up with some of the best.
Participation is free for all #AimtecHackathon participants.
Program
Saturday 21/03/2026, only in Czech language
| 13:30 |
Registration |
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| 14:00 |
Technologies that keep health afloatTomáš Šebek, uLékaře.cz |
Modern medicine is no longer just about scalpels and stethoscopes. It increasingly relies on data, algorithms, and technologies that help manage pressure on the healthcare system and individuals. How can information technology help us avoid collapse—both as patients and as a society? And what can be hacked in healthcare? This lecture will explore how sustainable health requires not only a healthy lifestyle but also intelligent systems. |
| 15:00 |
AI in a white coat: How is it changing the rules of biology and medicine?Lukáš Kuhajda, Sampling Human |
While tools like ChatGPT can assist with your seminar paper and Sora can help create videos, applying AI in biology and medicine poses more complex challenges. We lack data, and without it, even the best algorithms can only make educated guesses. Nevertheless, tools such as the Nobel Prize-winning AlphaFold are emerging that can predict the 3D structure of molecules and accelerate drug development. In this lecture, you will find out why the connection between AI and biology is a long-term project, what already works today, and why this research may have an impact on our health and longevity, even here in Pilsen. |
| 15:45 - 16:15 | coffee break |
A refreshment partner who helps with us:
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| 16:15 |
Nine Circles of AI HellFilip Kirschner, Applifting |
Just as Virgil guides Dante through Hell, Filip will take you on a journey through the world of artificial intelligence. We will descend into the nine circles of AI Hell: from harmless misunderstandings to deeper social and civilizational issues, to the horrors awaiting at the lowest level. We will look at examples of what can happen when we allow technology to grow without maturing as a society ourselves. However, this lecture is not (just) about scaremongering. Just as with Dante, the journey through hell will not end in despair. On the contrary. At the end, we will look up and discover what principles, decisions, and human values can help us navigate the world of AI safely. |
| 17:00 |
Digital transformation at Czech TelevisionZdík Kudrle, IT Architect |
In this lecture, we will briefly go over how "video Internet stuff" works at Czech Television, how the entire digitized solution came about and what it can do, and we may even get to a few funny stories from filming (or where Netflix comes in). You can look forward to a rather interesting and relaxing experience to unwind your brain. |
He is the co-founder of the Czech development company Applifting, which creates digital products for leading domestic and foreign companies. He started as an iOS developer, then moved on to graphics and UX, but what he enjoys most is designing and building products. At Applifting, he oversees the day-to-day operations and functioning of the company. When he's not taking care of the well-being of Applifters, he enjoys windsurfing, the cult role-playing game Dungeon & Dragons, and passing on his knowledge to younger generations at CTU FEL. Lukáš works at Sampling Human and at the University of West Bohemia under the NTIS research center. He is an AI engineer specializing in the analysis of biological sequences. His responsibilities include creating datasets, designing neural network architectures, training, and evaluating models – both on a computer and in the lab. The outcomes of his work are used in genetic engineering, synthetic biology, and diagnostics. A surgeon with experience operating in Afghanistan, South Sudan, and Haiti, he works with Doctors Without Borders and founds healthcare start-ups. Rather than complaining about the healthcare system, he chooses to change it. He launched uLékaře.cz, a service that connects patients with doctors online, as well as Virtual Care, a technology platform for digital healthcare. A long-time IT architect seasoned by battles on multiple fronts, not only in Czech business, a promoter of a healthy approach to IT architecture, and a destroyer of ivory towers. He has worked in corporations, startups, and public service, and his experience has shaped his view of IT, which is based on perspective, humor, and immunity to hype and marketing.Speakers
