TRT World - Author: Ozan Ahmet Cetin

Ozan Ahmet Cetin

Ozan Ahmet Cetin is the head of tech policy programme at the Kume Foundation and a nonresident research fellow at Seta Washington DC. His research focuses on emerging technologies with national security implications.

Articles from author

No longer a fable, not a myth either: The coming divide in frontier AI access

The Anthropic episode should serve as an eye-opener: advanced AI will function as a controlled power regime, held by a small group of states and the companies aligned with them.

9 min read

No longer a fable, not a myth either: The coming divide in frontier AI access

Why Big Tech must be held accountable to curb social media addiction in children

A slew of cases against social media giants are invoking product liability, negligence, and consumer protection theories, placing the onus on the companies to take responsibility for their platforms.

8 min read

Why Big Tech must be held accountable to curb social media addiction in children

Türkiye’s Kizilelma just changed airpower forever

An unmanned fighter jet has scored the world’s first confirmed air-to-air kill, reshaping global airpower and accelerating the shift toward autonomous combat aviation.

5 min read

Türkiye’s Kizilelma just changed airpower forever

A brave new world: Are we ready to hand over the reins of power to AI?

Can artificial intelligence be an effective minister or a party leader? We might find out very soon.

7 min read

A brave new world: Are we ready to hand over the reins of power to AI?

The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order

Nations are grappling to adapt to an environment shaped by this fast-growing technology. It’s now a race against time.

7 min read

The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order

Iran-Israel conflict, messaging apps and the illusion of privacy

The recent 12-day war put a glaring spotlight on a harsh fact: end-to-end encryption does not ensure that private messages can’t be read by others.

9 min read

Iran-Israel conflict, messaging apps and the illusion of privacy

A seismic shift: What comes with AI will not be business as usual

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence will lead to far-reaching socio-economic upheavals. And the first wave has already hit humanity.

7 min read

A seismic shift: What comes with AI will not be business as usual

Rise of the military machine: How AI is setting the pace of war

Human gatekeeping is the biggest casualty with the growing use of artificial intelligence on the battlefield.

6 min read

Rise of the military machine: How AI is setting the pace of war

Ghibli gives us the AI big picture. And it’s both beautiful and scary.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence has shaken up the global order. Can humans remain the lord and master of their own destiny or surrender to a machine-made future?

7 min read

Ghibli gives us the AI big picture. And it’s both beautiful and scary.

Pager attack: Did Israel adapt Operation Rubicon with violence?

The blueprint for Lebanon’s device attacks can be found in a Cold War-era intelligence operation, minus the mass casualties.

7 MIN READ

Pager attack: Did Israel adapt Operation Rubicon with violence?