The first episode of '12'de Pazar' has been released: Where is artificial intelligence heading?

The first episode of '12'de Pazar', moderated by political scientist Prof. Dr. Barış Doster and featuring Prof. Dr. Cem Sefa Sütcü and Prof. Dr. Gökhan Arslan, has been presented to viewers. While program guest Prof. Dr. Gökhan Arslan shared his views on the reality of earthquakes, Prof. Dr. Sefa Sütcü explained how artificial intelligence will shape our lives in the future.

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The first episode of '12'de Pazar', moderated by political scientist Prof. Dr. Barış Doster and featuring Prof. Dr. Cem Sefa Sütcü and Prof. Dr. Gökhan Arslan, has been presented to viewers.

In the first episode of '12'de Pazar', the Istanbul earthquake and developments in the world of artificial intelligence were discussed.

The program will be on 12punto.com.tr's YouTube channel, @12puntotv, every Sunday.

In the program, where details regarding the Istanbul earthquake and urban transformation were discussed, Prof. Dr. Gökhan Arslan evaluated the promises of politicians ahead of the local elections:

Arslan stated, “Nowhere in the world, in no country, including the world's wealthiest nations, including London, the center of capital, is it possible to say, 'Let's demolish and rebuild 100 thousand, 500 thousand, 1 million houses.' Even if King Faisal were our uncle's son or King Abdullah were our cousin, no economic system or economic institution in the world can demolish and rebuild that many buildings.”

 Prof. Dr. Cem Sefa Sütcü shared his thoughts on the rapid development of artificial intelligence with 12punto viewers.

"What kind of horizons will open up, who will artificial intelligence leave unemployed? Answering the question, Sütcü said, “People are now being born into this technology, into these developments. Therefore, they will look at developments differently than we do. Professions that we cannot even imagine right now will emerge.”


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