Hungary

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• Artificial intelligence-based legal search service integrated in the Hungarian Gazette and National Legislation Database (opens in a new tab)MKIFK Hungarian Gazette Publishing and Legal Translation Centre Ltd. · 2026 · pilotThe Gazette 2.0 project modernised IT systems supporting official gazette publication and integrated the National Legislation Database with an innovative AI platform accessible via jog.gov.hu, free of charge, implemented by co-financing of EU and hungarian Government. The tool improve digital…
• DONNA: A digital assistant for IT operations (opens in a new tab)Idomsot Zrt. · 2025 · pilotDONNA is a digital assistant designed to enhance IT operations within public administration, targeting critical services such as vehicle registration and identity card issuance. Built on open-source AI generative models and service architectures, DONNA integrates with tools like JIRA and…
• URBANITE - AI-driven insights to optimise public transport systems (opens in a new tab)Municipality of Ajka · 2025 · pilotPublic-transport planning has often depended on surveys and interviews, which are valuable but slow, expensive and limited in their ability to capture real, constantly changing mobility patterns across a city. As a result, transport authorities and operators may lack the detailed and timely…
• BrAIn – BRinging Artificial INtelligence towards SMEs (opens in a new tab)Pannon Business Network Association · 2024 · pilotBrAIn supports SMEs in the Danube Region in understanding, adopting and benefiting from artificial intelligence and Industry 4.0 technologies as part of a transition towards more sustainable and human-centric Industry 5.0 models. The regional problem is that SMEs across the Danube area face uneven…
• Water Network Monitoring (opens in a new tab)Region of Tápióság · 2024 · pilotEnsuring reliable water supply and minimising losses is particularly challenging in areas with limited infrastructure and remote pumping stations. In Tápióság, Hungary, water utilities required better visibility of network performance without continuous on-site supervision. The objective of this…
• Algorithm to detect fraud at the National Tax Authority in Hungary (opens in a new tab)National Tax Authority · 2022 · in development or not statedTax administrations face increasing challenges in detecting complex and evolving forms of tax fraud while ensuring compliance with strict data protection and transparency requirements. The Hungarian National Tax Authority (NAV) manages extensive datasets related to declarations, transactions and…
• Anomaly detection in e-government administration (opens in a new tab)Idomsoft ZRT · 2021 · in development or not statedHungary’s anomaly-detection initiative focuses on protecting the reliability and availability of critical digital public services. The operational challenge is that modern e-government systems generate large volumes of technical and usage data, while service disruptions or misuse can affect…
• Home Quarantine App - Supporting the use of electronic control for home quarantine (opens in a new tab)Hungarian government · 2020 · retiredIn early May 2020, a government decree enabled the use of electronic control to support home quarantine, responding to the practical challenge of monitoring compliance during the COVID-19 pandemic without relying solely on manual enforcement. The app was introduced in a context where authorities…
• AI technology speeds up historical image handling at Hungary's National Archive (opens in a new tab)NAVA · 2019 · pilotHungary’s National Audiovisual Archive (NAVA) faced the challenge of organising and preserving millions of historical images and audiovisual records forming the country’s twentieth-century cultural memory. Manual classification was slow, costly, and unable to keep pace with digitisation efforts…
• Speech recognition and transcription (opens in a new tab)National Office for the Judiciary · 2018 · in useCourt proceedings generate spoken information that must be transformed into written minutes, decisions and procedural records, but manual transcription can be time-consuming and places a heavy burden on clerical staff. Hungary’s National Office for the Judiciary examined the use of…