Szikora Péter
associate professorResearch area:
His research focuses on the relationship between complex technological systems and decision-making.
His research covers the technical architecture of autonomous military vehicles, the military interpretation of autonomy levels, and the analysis of human-machine cooperation and system-level risks.
In the field of higher education, he examines the pedagogical and organizational effects of educational innovations, particularly e-learning environments, the application of artificial intelligence, and continuous assessment.
He analyzes the acceptance of technological solutions, the role of trust, risk perception, and the institutional environment.
His further research focuses on public decision-making attitudes, preferences related to clock changes, decision consistency, and biological factors.
The aim of his work is to develop an integrated, multidisciplinary theoretical framework for analyzing technological and social decisions.
