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Humans in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking Social Equality

Humans in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking Social Equality

Under the seventh round of the ActHuman Social Inclusion Initiative, IPC and INGEV organized a launch event for the report Humans in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking Social Equity, written by Emrehan Aktuğ, project rapporteur and Assistant Professor at Sabancı University, on November 20 at IPC Karaköy.

Executive Summary

This report examines the effects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation on Türkiye’s labor market, economic structure, and social fabric. Türkiye’s journey in this area progresses uniquely through the combination of a large and young population, an ongoing skills mismatch, a widespread informal economy, and fundamental gaps in institutional digitalization. The report argues that although AI presents a global paradigm shift, the path Türkiye will follow will be determined by its existing structural realities. The central thesis is that the failure to address fundamental weaknesses, most notably the insufficient digitalization of the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) focused economy and the ongoing skills mismatch in the labor force, will lead to a significant increase in inequality.

Bibliographic Data

Publication Date

November 2025

Number of Pages

47

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