Artificial intelligence is becoming more prevalent in many areas of life and will only intensify in the near future. While there is mostly a consensus from a scientific, technological point of view that these changes have an overall positive, fertile effect on human well-being, the perception of AI in the arts is mixed.
Artificial intelligence is becoming more prevalent in many areas of life and will only intensify in the near future. While there is mostly a consensus from a scientific, technological point of view that these changes have an overall positive, fertile effect on human well-being, the perception of AI in the arts is mixed.
Past weekend marked the conclusion of the 35th National Science and Innovation Olympiad (OTIO), where the Hungarian Innovation Association once again recognized Hungary’s most innovative secondary school students.
On May 25, 2026, the Pontifical Academy for Life, represented by Chancellor Monsignor Renzo Pegoraro, hosted the colloquium “AI & the Future of Human Dignity” in Rome. Amidst a distinguished gathering of global leaders and technologists, Antal Kuthy delivered a speech, outlining a critical vision for Europe’s technological future.
A recent publication by 8ra puts a precise question at the centre of Europe’s AI strategy: how do you scale artificial intelligence when the underlying data cannot move?
In a programme known for its vast technological and coordination complexity, the Ambiti8n integration pilot did something unexpected. It built a fully working cloud-edge application in just 4 months- and demonstrated it live.
At one of the world’s only conferences dedicated to the security of ML systems, a research co-authored by E-Group was presented.
The second in-person HeliX General Assembly convenes in Budapest The HeliX consortium held its second in-person General Assembly (HGA) on 10–11 March 2026 in Budapest,
November has proven to be a month of outstanding continuous success for E-Group’s research team, marking a significant “winning streak” in the field of medical AI innovation. We are proud to report back-to-back first-place victories at two prestigious scientific events, reinforcing our commitment to academic excellence and technological breakthroughs.
At E-Group, we believe that the future of technology lies in mission oriented collaboration. This past week, we were honored to host a pivotal workshop for the EU IPCEI-CIS/8RA. It was a time of intense strategic alignment, technical deep-dives, and team building as we work toward a stronger sovereign digital Europe.
The E-Group team is energized after a fantastic week at the International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB) 2025, where I together with Tamás Nagy represented the company as an Exhibiting Partner.
For E-Group, the key to the future lies in young talent. For E-Group, the key to the future lies in young talent. We are proud that our Chief Operating Officer, Dr. Ferenc Pongrácz, has once again been invited to the evaluation committee of the 35th National Scientific and Innovation Olympiad (OTIO).
Past weekend marked the conclusion of the 35th National Science and Innovation Olympiad (OTIO), where the Hungarian Innovation Association once again recognized Hungary’s most innovative secondary school students.
On May 25, 2026, the Pontifical Academy for Life, represented by Chancellor Monsignor Renzo Pegoraro, hosted the colloquium “AI & the Future of Human Dignity” in Rome. Amidst a distinguished gathering of global leaders and technologists, Antal Kuthy delivered a speech, outlining a critical vision for Europe’s technological future.
A recent publication by 8ra puts a precise question at the centre of Europe’s AI strategy: how do you scale artificial intelligence when the underlying data cannot move?
In a programme known for its vast technological and coordination complexity, the Ambiti8n integration pilot did something unexpected. It built a fully working cloud-edge application in just 4 months- and demonstrated it live.
