The event’s speaker, Pintér has a PhD in sociology, works as head of consumer research at eNET Internet Research & Consulting Ltd. and is an assistant professor of the Department of Information and Communication at Corvinus University of Budapest. The title of his presentation is: “Will Robots Take our Jobs? Possible Drastic Social and Economic Consequences of Artificial Intelligence.” The lunch starts at 1 p.m. in the Gresham Room of the hotel.
The official dress code is business attire. The cost of the event is HUF 8,000 for members and HUF 12,000 for non-members. Bookings should be made before March 7 via e-mail to [email protected].
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