Biography:

Prof. Dr. Ulaş Başar Gezgin, a researcher working on the interaction between artificial intelligence and society. My multidisciplinary research spans AI ethics, psychological and sociological impacts of AI, big data and surveillance capitalism, the relationship between AI and democracy, transformations in law and healthcare sectors, AI applications in forensic sciences, and data activism.
Highlighted Works:
Psychology and Sociology of AI – A comprehensive analysis of AI’s impact on social inequalities, power dynamics, and cultural transformations.
AI and Democracy – Research on algorithmic bias, surveillance regimes, and manipulations in electoral processes.
Psychology and AI Ethics – A critical perspective on AI therapy, chatbots, privacy concerns, and ethical dilemmas.
AI and Consciousness: Beyond Anthropocentrism – An analysis of conscious machines, emotional AI, and the future of human-computer interaction.
Big Data and Activism – An extensive study on data activism, surveillance capitalism, and the sociology of big data.
Against Intelligence Fetishism – A critique of technology fetishism and an evaluation of AI from the perspective of social justice and ethics.
Gezgin’s Analysis: AI and Psychotherapy – An exploration of how AI can be integrated into psychotherapy.