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AI unfiltered: How AI helps in the world of digital products

A Q&A about business, product and the technical reality of 2026. Ask the practitioners about AI and development. We'll answer what really interests you.

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What will we talk about?

AI is fundamentally changing the way we run projects, plan budgets and build digital products. In 60 minutes we'll look at artificial intelligence through the lens of business, efficiency, delivering results and how teams are changing. Whether you're vibe-coding your first prototypes, a manager writing briefs, or leading a team of developers, we'll show you how to go digital smartly, quickly and without technical debt in 2026.

Topics we'll cover:

  • The end of hundred-page specifications? Not quite: How AI is changing project documentation, and why we may no longer ask how many pages it has, but how well it works.
  • How we built our own simple company wiki for AI: How to connect AI with your own data so it answers based on real company information and meeting transcripts.
  • Integrating OpenAI for conversational sales (and more): Sharing hands-on experience.
  • Advertising on LLM models: What we learned and the first data.
  • Just like last time, we'll build mainly on the questions you send in advance: Feel free to ask whatever interests you about these topics.

Programme

10:00–10:10Start, intro and meet the UXF guys
10:10–10:45Moderated discussion, answers to your questions from the form
10:45–11:00Live chat and space for follow-up questions from viewers

Speakers

Martin Tryzna

Martin Tryzna

CEO & Product

LinkedIn

Helps partners grow and succeed in the digital world. An active sportsman with a weakness for marathons.

Robin Dvořák

Robin Dvořák

Dev Lead & Software Architect

LinkedIn

A lover of complex problems who has lately been drawn to high mountains.

Jakub Gräf

Jakub Gräf

Product & UX Designer

LinkedIn

Leads the product department. A fan of new trends and a super-early adopter.

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