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                    It is certainly worth noting and keeping in mind that the AI is not even advanced
                    enough to be able to learn independently but rather is given the command to act. AI
                    is not capable of transmitting emotions, and it scares humanity significantly. It is
                    unable  to  perform  functions  and  tasks  that  include  any  emotion  (Martinez  and
                    Fernandez-Rodriguez, 2015). Lack of emotion can even be destructive and lead to a
                    damaging situation. Also, it is typical that the AI employed can take risks and is
                    unable to recognize the difference between positives and negatives. They also lack
                    design  ability  because  they  lack  consciousness  and  creativity.  Although  in  some
                    cases an AI solution may be creative, it is minimal, as creativity is less predictable
                    and expectable and cannot be achieved by using and studying previous data. In the
                    absence of past data, the AI is unable to get started or make a good decision because
                    it is not trained in advance. AI is also incapable of transferring knowledge and, in
                    novel cases, is unable to apply and use logic and ingenuity (Turan et al., 2018). AI
                    systems can be disrupted even by a situation they have never encountered before.
                    Because  not  all  AI  systems  understand  causation,  they  are  not  always  able  to
                    connect events either. Sometimes it is necessary to re-teach how to do a task because
                    a variable has changed. At this point, the AI may lose its existing expertise that was
                    associated with the original task (Bergstein, 2020).

                    Singh (2017) estimates that one of the biggest problems is that the concept of AI is
                    often  confused  with  simulating  a  person  with  software  that  is  equivalent  to
                    intelligence. The AI application is specific and does not necessarily correspond to
                    the concept of simulation. Years ago, with the advent of 'big data', people were sadly
                    unaware of the concept of real space. The effect of this extends to AI. The problem
                    is that most of the data is unlabeled, so it does not mean quality, undistorted data.
                    Unlabeled data is ubiquitous and will continue to be a major challenge. There are not
                    so many scientific researchers, professionals, data scientists who can keep up with
                    the spread of AI. In conclusion, there are no previous research results that could be
                    effectively used for improvements. The models so far have only limited capabilities,
                    so the capabilities of the appropriate AI implementations are not fully developed. It
                    is still an untapped area because it requires a lot of additional research work. There
                    is  a  broad  context  in  the  area  of  AI,  and  to  be  successful,  all  components  and
                    elements must be well defined and specified. This is still incomplete today.

                    Economic effects of AI in Hungary
                    Automation  contributes  to  GDP  growth  in  Hungary,  as  it  increases  productivity
                    levels and also addresses labor shortages in certain areas (PWC, 2019). While GDP
                    in Hungary declined after 1989 due to the transition, there was an increase between
                    1995 and 2009 as a result of improved capital investment and productivity. After the

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