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Gábor Kismihók
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May 28, 2026
Mindful Connections: Academia, Communication, and AI in Mental Health
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13:42Uh, and, uh, going a bit further more, um, what changes in, uh, culture, uh, structure, or policy related, uh, do you see as most important for research in the next few decades? What are your, mm, best predictions based on the experience you had up to this point?

Gábor KismihókGUEST
Uh, our research is in the AI, uh, in the intersection of AI and educational technology.

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So I think AI will, will definitely, uh, impact our research work massively.

Gábor KismihókGUEST
Already, uh, you see that, um, you know, uh, literature reviews or even, uh, data analysis can be supported by AI very well.

Gábor KismihókGUEST
And we are talking about an open technology, what is out there in the public.