Martin Déneši
Martin Déneši has more than 20 years of experience leading IT projects, teams and organisations in the public and private sectors. At the Slovak Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family, he works in IT, where his responsibilities include the managed and safe adoption of artificial intelligence across the ministry. He previously worked in IT at several government ministries. From 2013 to 2020 he led a multinational IT company within the NTT DATA Group. As an architect and project lead, he has worked on information system implementations in Europe, Asia and North America.
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From AI Strategy to Agents in Real-World Operation (15 min)
The Slovak Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family already uses AI agents to manage EU funds calls for proposals, assess projects and support its project office. Rather than presenting a vision, the talk focuses on one specific process: what a person used to do, what the agent now takes over, where human oversight remains and what the result is. It also shows how the ministry, while deploying agents, is preparing rules for AI governance and staff training, and why it is precisely these defined rules that allow it to move in solutions quickly and safely. -
Register of rights and obligations
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DISCUSSION "Development Strategy of Slovakia 3.0"
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Register of rights, data authorizations and obligations
If the IT world of public administration and the world of law live independently of each other, the digital transformation of public administration will not work. So far, there has not been enough effort to bring the two worlds together properly. The Data Rights and Obligations Register is the first activity of MIRDI to bring together the world of public administration information technology and the world of law to create a trusted and transparent resource on the legal data management of individual public administrations, which will help the IT sector to manage the data landscape in the future.