Distinguished Scholars and Researchers;

The Symposium on Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence: Language, Culture, and Media provides an international platform for academic exchange to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence technologies on language, culture, literature, and media through an interdisciplinary perspective. By bringing together researchers from diverse fields - including linguistics, translation studies, literature, cultural studies, communication, and media studies - the symposium aims to examine the role of AI in the processes of production, representation, meaning-making from a multidimensional approach. The symposium seeks to bridge theoretical discussions with contemporary applications, highlighting the new opportunities and challenges AI creates in language-based, cultural, and media-driven production processes. The primary goal is to foster a ground for critical, creative, and interdisciplinary dialogue within the academic community.

Aiming to explore the dynamics of AI within the social sciences from various disciplinary perspectives, the symposium will host discussions under the headings of AI & Language/ Translation, AI & Literature/Culture, and AI & Media/Communication. Please note that while suggested themes for papers are provided below, submissions are not limited to these topics.

•Artificial Intelligence, Language and Translation
-Machine Translation, Post-Editing (MTPE) and Human-Machine Collaboration
-AI-Powered Language Production
-AI Applications in Language Teaching and Translation Education
-Cultural and Sociological Dimensions of Machine Translation
-Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Translation
-Large Language Models
•Artificial Intelligence, Literature and Culture
-Digital Literature, AI and Creativity
-Transformation of the Narrative: Algorithmic Storytelling
-Representations of AI in Literature
-AI and Cultural Memory
-Posthumanism, Transhumanism, and the Boundaries of Human Experience
-Feminist and Gender-Based Perspectives
•Artificial Intelligence, Media and Communication
-AI in the New Media Ecosystem: Digital Journalism
-Ethics, Information Security, and Data Privacy in the Age of AI
-Algorithmic Visibility and Platform Politics
-Artificial Intelligence and Media in the Era of Late Capitalism
-Culture Production through Social Media Algorithms