Just a few years ago, we were talking about AI as something that might one day drive technological development a little bit. A bit of science fiction, a bit of a developer's dream. But those few years have gone by like water, and it turns out that it's not just a little help at work or in the home. Today, artificial intelligence is literally at every turn - and thanks to mobile devices, it's always at our fingertips. It is the connection with smartphones (and not only through internet connectivity) that makes it something that is not only impressive, but also extremely useful. And Samsung has handled this shift really well with its Galaxy AI. In fact, it offers a set of tools that are not only spectacular, but more importantly bring concrete benefits in everyday (working) life. What are they? That's what I talk about from my own experience in the following lines.

Forget the quiet cottages where you read by the stove and the wood just crackles outside. Cottage Libverda brings a whole new standard of weekend and long-term stay. This is not a place where you go to relax. This is where you go to enjoy yourself. And to the fullest.

Dietary supplements are a pillar of the quest for longevity. Anti-ageing entrepreneur Bryan Johnson takes over a hundred a day, from classics such as vitamin C to the rarer spermidine and L-theanine. U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a fan of peptides, while Gwyneth Paltrow, queen of the Goop brand, can't get enough of phospholipids, which she says promote brain health.

Actor Terrence Howard, who rose to fame with roles in films such as "Hustle & Flow", "Iron Man" and the TV series "Empire", has revealed that he has turned down the lead role in an upcoming biopic about singer Marvin Gaye, which was to be directed by Lee Daniels. The reason was the simple fact that his character would have a gay kiss on screen.

You can read a lot about how to get to know Czech cruisers abroad: they bring their own pâté, schnitzel and beer. They go to the beach with a plastic bag. And they wear tacky clothes - including (white) socks in sandals. Although these are often just exaggerated stereotypes, the truth is that socks (regardless of colour) in sandals are quite common even in the Czech streets. However, while it used to be a complete fashion faux pas, today you'll be a star if your socks stick out of your shoes as much as possible... and are ideally snow white..

Tomio Okamura, the chair of the nationalist SPD party, posted a recording of a discussion he had with a group of young people in front of the Brno town hall on his social networking site. Many of them held rainbow flags and tried to confront the politician with his own homophobia, especially in the context of child adoption by same-sex couples. During the 33 minutes of street debating, Okamura clearly showed how masterfully he can select information according to what suits him.

Fear of making a phone call, known as telephone phobia, is estimated to affect up to 15% of people. What for most is a normal part of their day and life, for others it can be physical anxiety and stress. One of those people is Eliška, a freelance graphic designer who talks openly about what it's like when the mere ring of a phone can set your heart racing. Why does she believe it is not a diagnosis, but a normal reaction to today's world? How did she learn to live with her fear? And why does she think telepathy would be better than any phone call?