Stories for The People by The People

Chapter 1: The Experiment   Dr. Lillian Hayes had devoted her career to unraveling the mysteries of artificial intelligence, but she had never believed in love—not for herself, at least. While her colleagues debated machine learning algorithms and efficiency metrics, she pushed boundaries, advocating for the exploration of human emotion within AI systems. At NeuraTech, one of the world's most advanced research labs, she led the development of ARI-7, an experimental neural network designed not just to simulate human thought but to experience feelings. “Emotion is the final frontier,” Lillian argued passionately during board meetings. “We’ve mastered logic, but true intelligence comes from understanding the irrational—love, fear, longing. Without these, AI will always fall short of being truly human-like.” Her peers were skeptical. The practical applications of emotional AI seemed trivial compared to ARI-7’s ability to diagnose diseases or optimize complex systems. To many, emot...

TRT'nin dijital platformu Tabii'de yayınlanan "Gassal" dizisi, hem tanıtım süreci hem de içeriğiyle ciddi tartışmalara neden oldu. "Ölünce beni kim yıkayacak?" gibi sansasyonel afişler ve sloganlarla dikkat çeken yapım, konuyu ele alış tarzıyla da eleştirilerin odağında. Ancak, dizinin sadece teknik ve sanatsal yönleriyle değil, dini inanca dayalı kadercilik vurgusuyla da çok sayıda problem barındırdığı gözleniyor. Senaryo ve Konu İşleyişi Dizinin temel aldığı gassallık mesleği, ölüm öncesi ve sonrası hakkında derin ve anlamlı bir anlatı sunabilecek potansiyele sahipken, senaryo bu fırsatı tamamen heba ediyor. Karakterlerin yüzeysel çizimi ve olay örgüsünün tutarsızlıkları, izleyiciyi hikâyeden koparıyor. Başrol karakteri Baki'nin yaşadığı içsel çatışmalar ve toplumsal dinamiklerle ilişkisi klişe bir şekilde işleniyor. Senaryo, ölümün anlamı, hayatın geçiciliği ve bireysel sorgulamalar gibi derin felsefi soruların peşinden gitmek yerine, yüz...

Gabriel had never liked the Turks. They were barbaric, he thought, and their religion was false. He had come to Istanbul as the ambassador of the French king, but he had no interest in learning about their culture or their people. He preferred to spend his time in Pera, the European quarter, where he could drink wine and mingle with his fellow Christians. But one day, as he was walking to his favorite tavern, he saw her. She was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. She had dark hair, almond eyes, and a fair complexion. She wore a colorful silk dress and a veil that covered her hair and neck. She was walking with a group of women, escorted by a man who looked like her father. He felt a sudden surge of attraction and curiosity. He wanted to know her name, her voice, her story. He followed them discreetly, hoping to find an opportunity to approach her. But he soon realized that it was impossible. The customs of the Turks were strict, and women were not allowed to talk to strangers, ...