3.1 — Research, Analysis and Publication
a) To conduct, or commission, interdisciplinary academic research, fieldwork, surveys and case studies on the ethical, sociological and cultural effects of artificial intelligence, robotics and transhumanism.
b) To prepare and share with the public periodic reports, analyses and scientific and popular publications based on the results of that research.
c) To create and manage digital platforms and new media channels in order to encourage debate on the emerging "artificial intelligence culture".
d) In line with the Association's promotional needs, to purchase advertising, promotional or media-visibility services from publications aligned with its mission; to take out institutional subscriptions to such publications, or to contribute financially to joint projects as a media partner.
3.2 — Education, Information and Awareness
a) To organise, on a non-profit basis, free seminars, panels, workshops and conferences aimed at raising public awareness on topics such as "artificial intelligence culture" and "artificial intelligence ethics".
b) To conduct proactive information campaigns to prevent these developing technologies from harming democratic rights and universal human values.
c) To hold national and international festivals, art events and social gatherings in cooperation with relevant civil society organisations and cultural associations.
d) Technology Literacy for Disadvantaged Groups: The Association gives priority to disadvantaged groups at risk of exclusion in the digital transformation — particularly children, young people, the elderly, refugees, people with disabilities, and socio-economically marginalised communities.
e) Inclusive Education Programmes: For these groups, it organises introductory technology-literacy training, workshops and information seminars on artificial intelligence, robotics and transhumanism, ensuring that such activities are accessible, comprehensible, and free or of minimal cost.
f) Social Responsibility Projects: It develops and runs social responsibility projects for the use of technology for societal benefit (AI for Good), or participates in such projects as a stakeholder.
3.3 — Policy Development, Guidance and Cybersecurity
a) To provide policy-level guidance and opinion, on a non-profit basis, to public institutions and private-sector representatives on the implementation of ethical standards and on technology adaptation.
b) To inform members and stakeholders about general legal developments relevant to its fields of activity.
c) To develop public policy recommendations on managing the sociological effects of artificial intelligence, and to share these with decision-makers.
d) Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Standards: It researches the cybersecurity risks and individual data-privacy violations that artificial intelligence systems may give rise to.
e) Guidance and Advocacy: It publishes informative guides and warnings for the public; informs members on these matters; and cooperates with the relevant public authorities to contribute to the development of policy and legislation against new AI-driven security threats.
3.4 — Ecosystem and International Activities
a) To take part in, or send observers to, national and international fairs and summits on artificial intelligence and ethical standards.
b) To open representative or promotional offices abroad so that Türkiye's ethical AI ecosystem gains international recognition.
c) To devise communication strategies that increase the visibility of trustworthy AI tools developed by members.
3.5 — Resource Development and Economic Activities
c) To provide material support, by decision of the Board of Directors and within objective criteria to be determined, to non-profit projects, research or initiatives directly related to the Association's mission.
