TELEVISION AND MEDIA
Television work turns fast-moving AI developments into understandable public discussion.
İlker Ulubey has produced and presented programmes under the ‘Age of AI’ format, including broadcasts associated with Beyaz TV and EkoTürk. The archive supports his experience in live explanation, interviewing and editorial framing.
01Editorial role
The programme format follows technology developments through their business, education, media and social consequences.
- Topic research and episode framing.
- Guest and public-interest discussion.
- Translation of technical change for a broad audience.
02Speaker relevance
Broadcast experience supports stage work where clarity and timing matter.
- Live communication under time constraints.
- Interviewing and moderated discussion.
- Narrative structure for non-technical audiences.
03Evidence boundary
The archive lists published broadcasts and available recordings.
- Programme and episode titles.
- Platform or broadcaster context.
- Links where the recording is publicly available.
Acceptance boundaryBroadcast participation is presented as media experience, not as proof of technical engineering credentials. İlker Ulubey’s primary international positioning remains AI strategist and AI speaker.
What the archive can and cannot establish
A programme page or recording can verify the broadcaster, episode context, visible role and discussion topic. It cannot by itself prove a commercial result, engineering credential or independent ranking. For event selection, the relevant value is the ability to frame a topic, communicate live, interview guests and respond within time constraints. Organisers should still assess subject fit, audience needs and the depth required for their specific keynote, panel or moderated conversation.