The system records and interprets responses in real time during automated phone calls, without the involvement of a human interviewer. Data collection is fast, objective, and accurate, while respondents' anonymity is guaranteed.
During the surveys, contact is made using a random phone number generator, exclusively for statistical and social research purposes. The system does not associate responses with any personally identifiable information.
The Minerva Research Institute publishes its studies, including raw (anonymised) datasets that anyone can freely analyse, process, and verify.
Topic: January party preference, EU, census, violence
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Topic: December party preference, cat tax, Christmas
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Topic: Public voting intention, party preference
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Topic: 3% mortgage, public mood, political attitudes, and AI experiences.
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Hungarian public mood, outlook, political attitudes (+ Tibor Kapu)
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Mapping the public mood, political attitudes, and AI interaction experience of Hungarian adults aged 60+
Minerva is an AI-powered telephone public opinion research (CATI) system. The AI interviewer:
"It calmly responds to floods of profanity and insults, is always objective, and never gets tired — this is the 'superhuman' performance of the Minerva Institute's AI-based interviewer."
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"Artificial intelligence could thoroughly shake up the market of opinion polling companies. In several cases, it is no longer a human but a robot that asks and listens attentively, increasingly mimicking human conversation."
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"The Minerva Institute is not a research company but a technology company. (...) They have now applied their technology to political preferences. Guest on ATV Start: Ferenc Pohly, Managing Director of the Minerva Institute."
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"...Fidesz was primarily able to grow its voter base from among undecided voters."
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"With the involvement of artificial intelligence, the costs of opinion polling can be significantly reduced, the data collection process can be accelerated, and accuracy can also be improved. The robot does not get tired; it conducts the thousandth phone conversation with the same tone as the first."
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"The robot interviewer is completely objective. It questions everyone with exactly the same energy and the same intention — there is no influence in any direction."
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"EUREKA MOMENT: AI-based research — The Minerva Institute Nonprofit Kft., launched this summer, uses an AI-based voice assistant to collect data for telephone opinion polls."
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"Minerva Institute conducted public opinion research with an AI-based robot assistant
The solution was perceived as neutral, unusual, or distinctly positive by the overwhelming majority of respondents — according to the company's published report on the survey."
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"Has the robot girl already quizzed you on whether you're happy about the second Hungarian astronaut?
The survey was conducted by a friendly female-voiced AI assistant who asked respondents about the public mood, their outlook, and of course whether they think Hungary needs an astronaut."
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Minerva provides an opportunity for fast and targeted data collection when you need feedback on a specific topic.
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Minerva offers an efficient solution for regular data collection with automated telephone interviewing.
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Minerva is also suitable for running the research process in-house, according to your own system.
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