Five interconnected pillars designed to transform Turkey from an AI consumer into an AI producer.
Turkey has over 100 universities offering AI-related programs — but most curricula lag years behind the research frontier. Students learn to use existing tools without understanding the science that created them.
We bring the latest research from the world's top AI labs — on topics like transformer architectures, reinforcement learning from human feedback, multimodal reasoning, and AI safety — directly into the Turkish academic pipeline. Our goal is not to create tool users. It is to create tool builders.
Nearly half of Turkey's trained AI professionals leave the country. This is often framed as a crisis — but it is also an untapped opportunity. The Turkish AI diaspora holds positions at Google DeepMind, Meta AI, OpenAI, and top research universities worldwide.
Instead of trying to stop brain drain, we build infrastructure to ensure the knowledge flows back. We connect select Turkish university students with mentors, collaborators, and peers in the global AI ecosystem — creating a two-way talent bridge that benefits Turkey whether its talent stays or goes.
Turkey has produced zero foundational AI models. While the country has strong talent in mechanical engineering, finance, and applied sciences, it has not yet translated those strengths into original AI research with global impact.
We incubate research agendas in areas where Turkey has natural competitive advantages — multilingual NLP (Turkish is an agglutinative language that presents unique challenges), healthcare AI leveraging Turkey's large clinical datasets, geopolitical and defense applications, and fintech solutions for emerging markets.
Generative AI could increase Turkey's GDP by 5% — approximately $50-60 billion — within a decade. But only if companies adopt it strategically. Most Turkish enterprises currently lack the internal expertise to evaluate AI vendors, assess operational risks, or build sustainable adoption roadmaps.
We serve as an independent strategic advisor to Turkey's largest corporations, providing executive-level intelligence that goes beyond vendor-driven marketing. We help C-suites understand what AI can and cannot do for their specific industry, and how to compete globally.
Turkey submitted its proposed AI Law in June 2024 and is developing a risk-based regulatory framework inspired by the EU AI Act. These are critical steps — but they require technically rigorous, independent input to succeed.
We bridge the gap between Ankara and the frontier of AI research. Our team provides policymakers with clear, evidence-based analysis of how AI affects labor markets, education systems, data privacy, national security, and public trust — so they can regulate effectively without stifling innovation.
Whether you're a university looking to upgrade your AI curriculum, a corporation needing strategic guidance, or a policymaker seeking independent analysis — we're ready to work with you.