Saturday breakfast for people who use AI at work or want to. Bring a laptop and something you're stuck on.
Every Saturday at 11:00. You pay for your own breakfast.
A café in the centre. The address goes to invited guests.
One table, all levels, many jobs. In English.
From work or your own life.
Nobody here sells a course or calls themselves a guru. It started with a few friends having breakfast and comparing how we use AI in very different jobs. We kept learning things from each other, so now we want more people at the table.
Everyone orders and says hello.
One of us talks for 15 or 20 minutes: what came out in AI this week, or one topic we've been digging into.
We go round the table. Everyone brings a task or a project they're stuck on, and we work through them with laptops open.
Everyone who has been to a breakfast joins the group chat. We send short notes after each Saturday, and people who want to build something together go ahead.
People bring work tasks, but also their own business, a training plan, their studies, a project at home. We go through all of it. You might write code with AI every day or have opened ChatGPT twice. Either is fine. If you're new, ask the questions you'd feel silly asking at work.
If someone could use your contact or your advice, offer it. Meeting people is half the reason to come.
Don't pitch your services or your course. Talk about your work as much as you like.
A task or a question of your own, and your laptop.
Ask anything. If you know the answer, explain it the way you would to a friend.
Two Alexes.
Software engineer and AI consultant in Prague. He has built software for ten years, from a startup where he was co-owner and CTO to Commerzbank's online banking. Uses Claude Code and Codex every day.
seipel.me
TV journalist at Current Time in Prague. Anchors the morning show and makes reports and explainers.
pckv.orgThere's one table and 10 to 15 seats. We read every application and try to seat a mix of jobs and experience. Beginners are welcome.
Yes. Say so in the application and come with your questions.
Nothing to join. You pay the café for your own breakfast.
Yes.
No. Bring your own business, sport, studies or anything else you use AI for or want to.
