The event focused on how domestic software development SMEs can consciously, responsibly, and effectively integrate artificial intelligence into their operations.

The professional program used practical examples to demonstrate the possibilities of AI application, the business and organizational challenges of integration, and the decision-making situations that companies face during implementation.

A common thread among the presentations was the practical approach: through concrete examples, participants could see how AI can be integrated into day-to-day operations, what decision-making situations companies face, and where the technology’s real limits lie. It was also emphasized that AI is not merely a tool but requires a shift in organizational and operational mindset. The presentations confirmed: AI is not just a technological tool but also a shift in mindset. Moreover, it is becoming increasingly clear that if software developers let go of the fear that artificial intelligence will take their jobs and instead begin to experiment with it openly and boldly, it can not only increase efficiency but also bring back the joy of creation to their daily work.

The professional program was complemented by active Q&A sessions and networking opportunities. The event is part of a nationwide series aimed at providing SMEs with practical, immediately applicable knowledge on the application of AI, with the support of the IVSZ AI Competence Center.

A particularly timely development for the professional community is the launch of the IVSZ AI Competence Center’s new website, ivszaikk.hu, where businesses can register for the program, learn about the available services in detail, and stay informed about the latest meetups, workshops, and conferences. The site aims to provide an easily accessible, practical knowledge base and a point of contact for companies that wish to integrate AI solutions into their operations in a conscious and commercially successful manner.

The project is co-financed by the Government of Hungary and the European Union.