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Browse my AI governance reports and practical reference materials in the TechLetter research library.
Explore the research library ↗Risks and governance controls when AI agents coordinate.
Open the report ↗An outline and framework references for an organisational AI policy.
Open the visual guide ↗The global study of AI policy and democratic values to which my fellowship research contributed.
Read the report at CAIDP ↗A practical guide to implementing AI governance through a fictional organisational case and visual maps. I contributed as a co-author.
Read the research ↗A roadmap for civil society organisations in Türkiye to build AI capacity and plan their digital transformation.
Open the publication ↗An article on how AI and algorithmic systems shape everyday power relations, routines and governance.
Open LANT magazine ↗I examine proposed AI oversight through the questions of who chooses evaluators, funds their work and acts on their findings.
Read at the source ↗I question what a watermark communicates when a grammar check and an AI-written draft can leave the same signal.
Read at the source ↗I return to Cahit Arf and the persistent question of whether machines can think. Original article in Turkish.
Read at the source ↗I examine the relationship between algorithmic systems and mental freedom. Original article in Turkish.
Read at the source ↗I consider where ethics committees fit within AI governance. Original article in Turkish.
Read at the source ↗My analysis of Türkiye’s crypto regulation debate at the time of publication. Original article in Turkish.
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