We will look beneath the surface of every project: Who is it meant to help? What problem is AI actually solving? And where does it reach its limits?
→Time: 18:00–19:30
→Who it’s for: students, educators, professionals in communication, media, and technology, and anyone who wants to see AI in action
→Capacity: 50 participants
→Admission: free after registration
Presented in collaboration with Aignos and the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, as part of AI Days 2026, a nationwide festival.
About the facilitator
Martin Richter is an AI researcher, educator, and builder working at the intersection of technology, the social sciences, and design. As a doctoral researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, he focuses on the social impact and ethics of artificial intelligence, as well as its influence on creativity and media literacy. He is a co-founder of the nonprofit Aignos, with which he has organized more than 300 AI literacy workshops for schools, businesses, and the general public. At the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, he teaches the course Artificial Intelligence in Communication and co-authored the university’s guidelines for using AI in education. As a hands-on builder, he designs his own applications and tools and shows how AI can augment human work.
AI Days
AI Days is the Czech Republic’s largest multidisciplinary festival dedicated to artificial intelligence. Its fifth edition will take place from November 2 to 15, 2026, across all 14 regions of the country. The program brings together conferences, talks, workshops, and interactive formats. Most events are free and held in person. In 2025, the festival attracted more than 14,000 participants to 243 events in 35 cities.
