ADAAS at AI Tomorrow Summit 2026 in Ankara
ADAAS attended the AI Tomorrow Summit 2026 in Ankara — one of Türkiye's most comprehensive gatherings on the future of artificial intelligence — bringing together professionals and organizations working across AI, governance, technology and innovation.
ADAAS was represented at the summit by Hande Funda Ürün, Market Research Analyst, as part of the organization's ongoing research and engagement with the AI ecosystem in Türkiye.

From AI adoption to AI infrastructure
As AI adoption accelerates, the conversation is moving beyond experimentation and individual AI tools. Organizations increasingly need to address deeper questions:
- How should AI be governed?
- How should organizations adopt AI responsibly?
- What infrastructure is required for enterprise AI?
- How should proprietary knowledge be protected?
- How should AI systems operate within organizational boundaries?
- What happens when AI becomes part of core business processes?
These questions are central to ADAAS's current research and technology work.
ADAAS at the summit
The event provided an opportunity for ADAAS to exchange perspectives with professionals working across Türkiye's growing AI ecosystem. Particular areas of interest included:
- AI governance
- Responsible AI adoption
- Enterprise AI infrastructure
- AI policy
- Technology strategy
- The relationship between AI and business
Connecting research and technology
ADAAS approaches emerging technology from both research and engineering perspectives. ADAAS Research investigates market and technology developments, while ADAAS AI develops technologies for AI-native software and intelligent application infrastructure.
The interaction between these two areas helps ADAAS understand not only what technologies are emerging, but also how organizations can practically adopt them.
With thanks to the AI Tomorrow community
It was valuable to be part of the conversations shaping Türkiye's AI ecosystem — from governance and responsible adoption to the infrastructure challenges behind enterprise AI.
We'd like to thank Zafer Küçükşabanoğlu and the Yapay Zeka Politikaları Derneği — the Artificial Intelligence Policies Association (AIPA) — team for bringing together such a knowledgeable and engaged community.
Events like this are essential for building the bridges between technology, policy and industry. We're glad to have been there, and we look forward to staying part of this growing conversation.
Looking ahead
AI governance and enterprise infrastructure will become increasingly important as organizations move AI from experimentation into production. ADAAS will continue participating in technology communities and researching the infrastructure, architecture and organizational models required for responsible and effective AI adoption.
The future of AI depends not only on what models can do, but on the systems, infrastructure, knowledge and governance surrounding them.

