Three hours, one flow

Run by the organizing team; IBF management and invited dignitaries are welcomed.

The introductory film screened at the opening of the conference.

Mr. Erol M. Yarar, President of the International Business Forum (IBF) · Mr. Burhan Özdemir, President of MÜSİAD · Mr. Nidal Al-Sha’ar, Minister of Economy and Industry of Syria (to be confirmed).

Expected: a concrete Türkiye-based transformation case. Output: 3 indicators to track in enterprise AI investment and 3 practical steps for reskilling.

• MDMustafa Demirhan

Moderator: Mr. Fahrettin Oylum, Vice President of MÜSİAD. The framing of the panel is set out and the speakers are introduced.

Expected: to make concrete the methodological gap between isnād and model output. Output: 3 verification principles that will ground the AI Arena question set.

• PDProf. Dr. Mehmet Bulgen

Expected: a balanced “opportunity–risk” map built on philosophical foundations. Output: 3 concrete principles for mental immunity.

• PDProf. Dr. Muhammed Kızılgeçit

Questions from the hall to the panel speakers, led by the moderator.

Expected: to set out how the national technology strategy and experience in defence and aviation contribute to AI independence. Output: 3 concrete pointers for the younger generation.

• YEYavuz Emir Beyribey

Technical team: screen layout, model connections and a final test of the polling platform.

Arena director (to be announced). Expected: the evaluation criteria — accuracy, sourcing, consistency, restraint — explained to the hall.

The models summarize and assess the first session's talks; speakers are given a short right of reply. Expected: to show that the models read the same talk differently.

A verifiable · contested · unknowable question set is put to different models simultaneously and the answers shown side by side. Expected: an explicit test of the capacity to say “I don't know”. Output: a comparative scoreboard.

Two or more models are set to debate a chosen thesis. Expected: to make visible their tendency to defend, correct or retreat from a position under objection.

Participants join in directly through interactive polling and Q&A tools. Expected: audience involvement. Output: a closing poll measuring the shift in opinion.

The draw is held among the students who took part in the interactive polling platform.

The moderator of both sessions. Expected: the panel's five outputs read aloud and summarized to the hall.