Péter Lefler on the potential of precision agriculture and drone technology,
Balázs Erdész on the mindful use of AI and prompting,
Krisztina Sárvári on the impact of digitization and AI on tourism,
László Pitlik on data asset management and quality assurance,
László Nemes on AI-based automated microscopy,
Ágnes Czine on the relationship between data protection and artificial intelligence,
and István Keszi gave a presentation on the data protection challenges of digitization in agriculture.
The conference’s overarching message was that while technology creates new opportunities, data quality, data security, and human oversight remain essential.
