The European Commission’s 2020 White Paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI) outlined an ambitious and grand vision for Europe to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, while building an “ecosystem of excellence and trust” based on European values to ensure technological advancement.
In the past, this was of little importance, but now that data processing has taken on its most literal meaning, it has become extraordinarily significant.
The relationship between data protection and AI is incredibly close, which is why concepts introduced by the GDPR are also relevant in the field of AI.
The Hungarian Government has adopted Decision No. 1301/2024 (IX.30.) (hereinafter Decision) on the measures to be taken for the implementation of the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on artificial intelligence (hereinafter AI Act).
