Slovak companies haven’t been benefiting from digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI). Slovak entrepreneurs are already lagging behind their competitors from abroad. They are not tech ready to cope with the current or future crisis and trends, such as remote work, lack of human capital or the next generation of employees with creative, flexible and inspirational job expectations. Businesses in Slovakia are not aware, equipped or financed to achieve this necessary progress by themselves.
The European Commission and the Slovak government allocated resources to the Hopero.ai project to:
Hopero.ai is dedicated to 3 main goals:
The customers of Hopero.ai can benefit from the application of advanced AI tools, Anomaly Detection, Deep Neural Networks, Ethic in AI assessment & regulation, Low Resource NLP, Machine Learning with Limited Data, etc.
Using the unique testing infrastructure devoted to an accelerated testing environment, companies and public organizations are enabled to increase competitiveness and efficiency through optimization and automation of production processes, cloud services, predictive analytics, anomaly detection, text classification, malfunction prediction, disinformation detection or disease detection from multimodal data.
In terms of digital maturity, Hopero.ai supports both digital adopters and digital natives, systematically trying to mobilize Slovak companies in the regions to become AI adopters, engaging AI adopters to become AI natives and supporting AI natives with delivery and scaling up of transformative technologies.
We are building Hopero.ai on these principles:
Besides the coordinator role in the project, KInIT will focus on providing R&D excellence and practical experiences with AI adoption. Primarily, we will cover the Test before invest and partially the Training and digital skills improving services for the customers.
Michal Kompan, Chief Research Officer, KInIT
Kempelen Institute of Intelligent Technologies
Consortium:
This project is co-funded by the European Union.
