A new center of excellence for generative AI has been inaugurated in Prague by IBM Consulting, focusing on enhancing business efficiency and security with AI. The center aims to support various sectors without replacing human labor. Key figures like Martin Švík and Peter Vaculík highlight the significant improvements in work efficiency and the importance of data security. Despite AI's advancements, experts like Dominik Hádl emphasize the continued necessity of human involvement in complex tasks.

In 2022, Prague's public transportation inspectors conducted a record 8.33 million inspections, resulting in 255,115 fines and collecting 227.9 million CZK. This represents the highest figures since at least 2016. The increase in fines, despite a similar number of inspections compared to the previous year, is attributed to high fare costs and the rise in remote work. Immediate fine payments have increased to 50%, and the incentivization system for inspectors has contributed to the high number of inspections. The penalty for fare evasion is 1500 CZK, reducible to 1000 CZK if paid promptly.

The article provides a guide to identifying air-conditioned trams and buses in Prague, highlighting the Škoda 15T4 model with yellow plastic inserts as fully air-conditioned. It also mentions the Škoda 15T model, which generally lacks passenger compartment air conditioning except for two experimental units. The Prague public transportation system's online map can be used to check real-time locations and air conditioning status of trams and buses. The Prague Transport Company acknowledges the difficulty in balancing air conditioning to satisfy all passengers.