Artificial Intelligence
Machine capability as an emerging architecture of power: compute concentration, model access, and what they leave a state or a firm able to decide.
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ALP AI0031"Yapay" Değil, Kümülatif: Dr. Alper Ozbilen on Why AI Is Humanity's Accumulated Intelligence, Not a Machine'sIn a December 2023 conference address, Dr. Alper Ozbilen argued that calling AI "artificial" is itself a category error — and that treating GPU access as a monopoly of elites, rather than shared infrastructure, is the real barrier holding smaller researchers and countries back.2026.09.25 · 5 min0027The Global Race for AI Talent Was Already Underway in 2021A 2021 assessment of Türkiye's National AI Strategy argued that data outranks oil in strategic value and that human capital, not infrastructure alone, would decide which states could act on the AI they claimed to have built.2026.09.05 · 5 min0023The End of Organic Knowledge?Access to accumulated human knowledge is not the same as the capacity to create it.2026.08.28 · 4 min0002Future TrajectoriesWhere compute concentration, export control and sovereign capacity converge over the next decade.2026.08.22 · 11 min