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Artificial Intelligence – how does it actually work? How was the language model taught to converse? Does artificial intelligence have a will of its own? Could technology displace humans, and could it even become more intelligent than its creator? An interview with Balázs Szegedy, head of the Artificial Intelligence Department at Rényi Institute for the weekly Szabad Föld.

János Pach, academician and research professor at Rényi Institute, spoke about the mathematical capabilities of artificial intelligence, which are developing at a “staggering pace” and, in his view, are redefining what it means to be a mathematician

Insights and advice from Balázs Maga, a young researcher at Rényi Institute on the mathematical capabilities of large language models

The postdoctoral position announced this year by the Rényi Alfréd Institute of Mathematics has attracted exceptional interest. The successful candidate will be selected in April.

Péter Pál Pach, Senior Research Fellow at Rényi Institute and head of Arithmetic Combinatorics Research Group wins support from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences’ Momentum Program a second time. The research group’s work focuses on fundamental research in the field of arithmetic combinatorics.

Dezső Miklós, Deputy Director General of the HUN-REN Rényi Alfréd Institute of Mathematics, delivered a presentation on the professional background of the “patient pathway mission” at a conference titled “Data-Driven Healthcare and Cybersecurity”, organized by the Hungarian Society for Health Care Management. Researchers at Rényi Institute are building a comprehensive healthcare life-course analytics data platform and developing the necessary mathematical models.

UCLA Professor Terence Tao on the Enduring Relevance of Erdős Problems and the Importance of Collaborative Mathematics

HUN-REN Rényi Alfréd Institute of Mathematics has announced two new calls for applications, with submission deadlines of April 15, 2026 and April 20, 2026, respectively.

Balázs Szegedy, Head of the Artificial Intelligence Research Group at Rényi Institute, was one of the participants in a panel discussion organized by the MCC Climate Policy Institute.

Space research conducted at Rényi Institute contributes to the development of numerous terrestrial robotic devices