Palkovics said the cabinet was set to discuss the modified strategy in days.

Results from a survey of the sectors and players in Hungary involved with AI, coordinated by the AI Coalition, show “we’re more advanced than we earlier thought”, he added.

Hungary, with data wealth, computing capacity, the appropriate legal environment and a pool of creative professionals, is well-positioned for the broader adoption of AI, Palkovics said.

The operator of the ZalaZone Automotive Proving Ground, Gábor Dénes University and the Gábor Dénés University Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Center signed a cooperation agreement at the event in Zalaegerszeg.