The Minister for Innovation and Technology Balatonfüreden last Tuesday held a press conference in the Space Conference Info
As he said, the artificial intelligence country strategy is expected to be ready by the beginning of next year, with the birth of which the country's competitiveness will be placed on a new foundation. On the zero day of the Infotér conference, which will last until Thursday, the Minister of Innovation and Technology presented the Artificial Intelligence Action Plan, which is the first action package of the country strategy being prepared. He said: the priority goals of the action plan include raising awareness of the importance of artificial intelligence within society, as well as the creation and operation of appropriate institutions, such as the launch of the Center of Excellence as a research field in 2020.
It is important to be aware that artificial intelligence can be put at the service of our well-being, there is no need to worry that its appearance will take job opportunities away from people, he underlined. As he said, they are building a data marketplace that connects the demand and supply sides, and they are creating a public data portal together with the Ministry of the Interior. The AI Coalition undertook to involve one percent of the population in artificial intelligence (AI) training and an artificial intelligence map is being prepared, which is meant to map Hungary's competitiveness and strengths, he added. In his opening speech, László Palkovics said that the presence of artificial intelligence increases global GDP by 14 percent and is playing an increasingly important role in transportation, for example, the increasing number of self-driving cars shows this.
He said: the sustainability of transport processes is important, to which, for example, autonomous vehicles contribute by allowing more of them to travel on the same infrastructure as conventional cars. The reason for this is that there is no need to take into account the human factor, for example, the driver's reaction time when braking. Kornél Szepessy, CEO of HungaroControl, answered MTI's question, saying that the presence of drones that threaten safe traffic is growing radically in aviation, so it is important that an organization responsible for safety is aware of their activities.
Since there is currently no ready-made product for reconnaissance on the market, HungaroControl is working on the installation of a drone reconnaissance system aiming at world leadership.
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