Events

The next lecture of the Rényi Institute Deep Learning seminar will be given by Dániel Unyi (BME) on Wednesday, May 24 at 16:00 CET.

The technical implementation of virtual court hearings started before Covid-19, but the role of online hearings has been significantly enhanced during the pandemic.

In recent years, not only has the use of Artificial Intelligence in the police and criminal justice fields increased, but concern about this use of tools has also grown significantly, extending to other algorithms that were previously used to support decision-making of the police and judges. This is what our next, English presentation is about.

As part of the MILAB Security sub-project online seminar series, Péter Aladics will give a presentation on 3 May.

On 26 April, Gergely Biczók will give a presentation on the security risks associated with sharing in-vehicle network data.

The next lecture of the Rényi Institute Deep Learning seminar will be given by Zsolt Zombori (Rényi) on Wednesday 22 March at 16:00. The Hngarian lecture will be held in Hungarian, in a hybrid format: everyone is welcome to join us in the Rényi Institute's Tondós room, but the lecture will also be available on Zoom.

The next lecture in the Security sub-project seminar series will be given by Gergely Ács (BME) on Wednesday 22 March at 14:00. The lecture will be held in Hungarian, online (via Microsoft Teams). All interested are welcome!

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