Publications

7Total publications

All published writing.

  1. Harvard Business Review TürkiyeNovember 2026

    AI Is Getting Cheaper. So Why Is the AI Bill Growing?

    While unit costs of AI models decline, rising usage and complex agentic workflows can inflate total costs. The article examines inference, model routing and orchestration costs through the lens of product economics, profitability and corporate governance.

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  2. Institutional Investor — TKYD, Issue 75October 2026

    When AI Sits at the Investment Table

    AI accelerating investment analysis does not remove decision accountability. The article examines preserving human judgment in investment committees, validating assumptions, automation bias, and the importance of auditable investment decisions. October–December 2026, Issue 75, pages 48–49.

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  3. Harvard Business Review TürkiyeSeptember 2026

    The Second Act of Stablecoins: From Crypto Asset to Financial Infrastructure

    Examines the transition of stablecoins from crypto-market usage to becoming part of global financial infrastructure. Through reserve safety, liquidity management, regulatory compliance and DeFi-driven contagion risks, it questions how prepared institutions really are.

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  4. Harvard Business Review TürkiyeAugust 2026

    Why AI Projects Fail to Move from Demo to Product

    Examines the barriers that keep successful AI demos from becoming sustainable products. From RAG, agentic AI, data governance and product management perspectives: authority boundaries, accountability, measurable business value and operational ownership.

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  5. Harvard Business Review TürkiyeNovember 2025

    Intelligence Chains: The New Era of In-House AI Ecosystems

    Discusses the shift from isolated AI solutions to cooperating agent ecosystems. Through the intelligence-chains approach it examines multi-agent orchestration, context sharing, human oversight and organizational transformation.

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  6. Harvard Business Review TürkiyeAugust 2025

    The Intelligence of the Future: Strategic RAG Selection as the Enterprise's New Game

    Examines different architectural approaches to RAG and enterprise adoption strategies. It evaluates choosing the right RAG architecture through intelligent routing, context-focused knowledge retrieval, self-updating knowledge layers and access security.

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  7. Harvard Business Review TürkiyeJune 2025

    Large Language Models Don't Know Everything: Why RAG Is the New Superpower

    Addresses the limitations of large language models in currency, accuracy and source reliability. Explains the role of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in enterprise knowledge access, reducing hallucination risk and building trustworthy AI applications.

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