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Putin’s Technopolitics in 2026
Putin’s 2026 technology rhetoric reveals how the Kremlin frames AI and digital sovereignty while confronting persistent dependencies and strategic…
Oct 13
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Ege Barış Kanık
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Potemkin Knowledge: Why “To Know” Has to Change
If AI can pass our tests without understanding, what exactly have our tests been measuring? Potemkin knowledge turns the question back on us.
Oct 3
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Cemil Caca Arslan
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Interview with Christopher Papiali: Sovereignty, AI and 854 Languages
How Papua New Guinea is navigating AI, satellite internet and linguistic survival in a contested Pacific.
Oct 2
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Alp Cenk Arslan, PhD.
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Nothing But Humans
Maybe the real question of the AI age is not whether machines will rule us, but whether humans were ever truly fit to rule one another.
Oct 1
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Faruk Karaca
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September 2026
Crumbling Firewall and TechnoPolitics in Germany
Germany’s firewall is still standing, but AI, energy, drones and Elon Musk are already testing the wiring.
Sep 25
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Ege Barış Kanık
2
Agency Before Inner Life
When neurons play Pong and AI agents form “civilizations,” philosophy of mind starts looking like a security problem.
Sep 21
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Alp Cenk Arslan, PhD.
2
The Algorithmic Realignment of Capital & Labor
Redefining the Working Class, Surplus Value, and Cognitive Production in the Post-AI Era
Sep 19
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Onur Güner
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Will AI Take Your Job? Yes, But That's Not the Real Fear
AI may take our jobs. But the deeper question is why so few people get to decide what happens to everyone else.
Sep 14
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Faruk Karaca
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Interview with Peter C. Grace: From Intelligence Intellectuals to Augmented Analysts
How the Cold War academic establishment echoes in the age of AI, where human judgment meets the “imponderables” and the specter of a latter-day…
Sep 13
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Alp Cenk Arslan, PhD.
1
TeknoPolitika Meetups #01
15 August 2026 - THK & Orion TEKMER / Ankara
Sep 13
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Alp Cenk Arslan, PhD.
When Machines Want to Live: Universum25 and AI Obedience
What if the real AI threat is not machines learning to rule, but humans learning to obey? Universum25 turns algorithmic power into a dystopian…
Sep 10
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Ege Barış Kanık
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Is Academic Publishing Obsolete, Professor?
Knowledge moves at digital speed, but academic publishing still runs on nineteenth-century timelines. Can peer review keep pace with the world it…
Sep 8
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Murat Döleker
2
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