For some time now, I have been bringing different concerns related to artificial intelligence to this column, often trying to evaluate them from an individual and societal perspective. This week, however, I want to address another serious issue regarding artificial intelligence. Those who follow this column regularly may recall that Devamı …

While digital channels enable social interaction across time and space, they can paradoxically amplify loneliness by diminishing the value of physical proximity. Research reveals that despite following numerous users on social networks, an increasing number of people report feeling lonely in real life, with a significant proportion being young individuals. Devamı …

In a previous edition of this column, we discussed a tragic case involving a 14-year-old student who, after forming a deep attachment to an artificial intelligence character he had created, experienced a gradual erosion of his peer relationships and ultimately took his own life. While this incident might seem like Devamı …

In a previous article critiquing Tolstoy’s ‘A Calendar of Wisdom’, I examined the author’s perspective on ‘knowledge’ and its role in human life. I highlighted intriguing aspects of Tolstoy’s views on knowledge from a 19th-century perspective. Interestingly, the most feedback I received concerned Tolstoy’s assertion that “knowledge is a tool Devamı …

At around one thousand pages, ‘A Calendar of Wisdom’ is the third largest book written by Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy. This monumental work, which Tolstoy meticulously compiled over 3 decades, serves as a handbook of wisdom. Organized like a calendar, it is divided into 365 entries, each corresponding to a day Devamı …