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Artificial Intelligence Conference In Budapest, 16 April

• 5 Apr 2019 8:27 AM

AmCham launched its first conference on Digitalization in 2018 with local and international experts with the aim to discuss digital trends, the most pressing challenges, potential competitive edges and how all of these impacts the business community in Hungary.

In 2019, the focus will be on Artificial Intelligence, one of the most exciting scitentific developments of our time.

The Digital Conference returns to examine how AI affects our lives on a day to day basis and influences the future of your business today.

The event will be held in English with no translation provided.

Find the detailed programme here.

Participation fee:
AmCham members: 25,000 HUF + VAT/person
Non-members: 35,000 HUF + VAT/person

Date and time: 16 April,  9:00 am - 2:30 pm

Venue:
New York Palace
1073 Budapest, Erzsébet krt. 9.
 

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