Melinda Medgyaszai
Speaker
What about us? Humanity in the new-age of AI
In my short presentation I would like to give the audience a few highlights of the Budapest conference.
It’ll include some preliminary results of young Hungarian scientists regarding the imitation of human communication and learning processes.
Unfavorable consequences will be mentioned, and from the rich treasury of human values one of the most important will be described: empathy.
It’ll include some preliminary results of young Hungarian scientists regarding the imitation of human communication and learning processes.
Unfavorable consequences will be mentioned, and from the rich treasury of human values one of the most important will be described: empathy.
Melinda Medgyaszai M.D. is a physician working as a private cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist in Hungary.
Her previous specialties include microbiology, public health and health insurance. She worked in different levels of public health services and authorities, including a short period as a Secretary of State for Health Politics. She was an invited speaker for European level conferences, as well as a member of the board for ECDC and EUMASS for a while.
Her connection with the help-lines started as a listener, now she is a consultant for one of the Hungarian help-lines in Veszprém.