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Ilkin Seyidzade, Rudnak Ildiko: General Implementation Processes of Artificial
Intelligence and Its Economic Effects in Hungary

capacities and encourage international cooperation by networking these centers. It
would ensure the wide range of testability of artificial intelligence solutions by
creating user test fields and reference areas. By 2020, the Commission has
earmarked around € 1.5 billion to test applications developed around the Centers
of Excellence.
 Creating European data spaces to create unified data access: The development of
AI is impossible without simple, automatic, fast access to data. The Regulation of
the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 November 2018 on a
framework for the free movement of non-personal data in the European Union is
therefore of particular importance. In addition to delimiting the requirements for
data localization, the regulation lays down rules on data transmission and calls for
the development of an EU code of conduct based on self-regulation. allows cross-
border access to machine-generated data. To ensure uniform access to data
management, the Commission will create European data spaces, in particular for
access to administrative and energy data, and will set up a data-sharing support
center to build knowledge, practice, and trust.
 Scholarship program: The Commission will support talent through targeted
scholarship programs and ensure that the introduction of artificial intelligence to
students is included in the curricula of disciplines other than engineering and
health (e.g. law).
 Development of ethical and reliable Artificial Intelligence: The use of services
and applications based on artificial intelligence and thus the integration of AI into
our everyday lives is fundamentally influenced by trust and the social acceptance
of AI. To build trust, it is essential to settle the ethical issues of AI and to create
the appropriate regulatory framework.

The Commission has therefore set up an international special expert group of 52
professionals from different industries to consult on ethical guidelines for the
development and use of artificial intelligence through the European Artificial
Intelligence Association later (EC, 2018).

In Hungary, under the leadership of SZTAKI, the Artificial Intelligence Center of
Excellence will be established in 2020, its members will be research institutes of
Eötvös Loránd Research Network (ELKH) and higher education institutions. The
Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence (AI National Lab) will be responsible for
organizing and coordinating basic and applied research on Artificial Intelligence and
for participating in the work of European AI Excellence Centers. The center is
involved in international AI research collaborations and is involved in AI education
and AI development. The main aim of the Action Plan is to make a breakthrough in

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