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Researchers from Hungary’s Semmelweis University Demonstrated the Outstanding Accuracy of GPT-4o in Identifying Skin Diseases

In a study published on 8 April 2025, researchers from Semmelweis University demonstrated that OpenAI’s GPT-4o model achieved a 93% accuracy rate in identifying acne and rosacea, while Google’s Gemini Flash 2.0 model correctly identified these skin conditions in only 21% of cases. The scientific study used

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The IBM 2025 AI Ethics Report: Values and Risks of AI Agent Systems in the Corporate Environment

In March 2025, the IBM AI Ethics Board published a comprehensive report on artificial intelligence agents, detailing the opportunities presented by AI agents, their associated risks, and recommended risk mitigation strategies, highlighting that these systems can create significant value for companies while introducing new types of sociotechnical risks requiring advanced

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Trump Administration's New Guidelines for Government Use of Artificial Intelligence

The White House of the United States issued two new memoranda on April 3, 2025, providing guidance to federal agencies on the responsible use and procurement of artificial intelligence (AI), replacing the previous guidance of the Biden administration while maintaining its fundamental structures. The new guidelines, designated M-25-21 and M-25-22,

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Hungary Aims for Economic Growth with an Ambitious AI Strategy

The Hungarian government is developing a detailed artificial intelligence strategy under the leadership of government commissioner László Palkovics, aiming to achieve 15% economic growth by 2030 through AI implementation, exceeding both regional (11.5%) and global (14%) forecasts. The strategic work, which began in 2018 and accelerated in 2024, is

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There is No Evidence of a Significant AI Impact on Elections—the Lack of Transparency Hinders Research

There is currently insufficient data on the impact of artificial intelligence on elections to draw well-founded conclusions, while initial threat predictions have proven exaggerated. Researchers from the NYU Center for Social Media and Politics identified only 71 instances of AI use in election-related communication in 2024. Purdue University researchers documented

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The Conflict Between the EU AI Act and the GDPR Creates Legal Uncertainty in Discrimination Cases

The conflicting relationship between two key European Union regulations—the EU AI Act and the GDPR—creates significant legal uncertainty regarding the non-discriminatory application of artificial intelligence. According to a February 2025 analysis by the European Parliament Research Service, this issue is particularly pronounced in the case of high-risk AI

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