Social Media, Artificial Intelligence, and Global Future Debates
The effects of artificial intelligence and social media algorithms on politics, the nation-state structure, and humanity are discussed with global examples.
Social media cartels, the algorithm world, artificial intelligence-derived risks, the concept of the artificial state, and superintelligence debates are addressed along with their global reflections.
New Legislative Period and Minimum Acquis
It is aimed to create a minimum acquis for Turkey until the Parliament starts its new legislative period. It is intended to see behind the scenes of social media cartels and the world of algorithms.
It is requested to expose the methods of advertising monopolies working against national media. The fact that the virtual screen economy makes children and young people addicted is being questioned.
Social Media and Artificial Intelligence in the Political Arena
Former German Chancellor Merkel stated that in the face of the rise of the far-right party, democratic parties should not ignore social media. It was pointed out that traditional campaign methods remain inadequate.
US President Trump directs social media algorithms by sharing artificial intelligence-supported images. This situation creates artificial waves of debate to keep the voter base dynamic.
Artificial State and the Risk of a New World Order
Harvard professor Jill Lepore's book warns that artificial intelligence and the algorithmic state are replacing the liberal nation-state. The transfer of state affairs to algorithms is being questioned.
Connecting politics to digital infrastructure and manipulating political communication are discussed. The concept of citizenship is reduced to online messages and user behaviors.
European Union Data Protection and Uber Fine
The EU's general data regulation prohibits companies from arbitrarily collecting private data. Leaving important decisions entirely to automated systems is prevented.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority fined Uber heavily because it closed driver accounts without human intervention.
Superintelligence and Security Concerns
Artificial intelligence security experts are resigning from large companies to draw attention to the risks of commercial competition. It is emphasized that an uncontrollable superintelligence is being produced.