The Wellbeing and Holistic Health Association hosted the third edition of the “III. Wellbeing Conference” on May 10, 2025, featuring 23 distinguished panelists who are leaders in their fields and inspire society.

We have summarized the key points from the Super Intelligence and Wellbeing panel at the conference, which was attended by 350 people;

The Super Intelligence and Wellbeing Panel was moderated by Zehra Öney, Founding Board Chair of the Women in Technology Association & Founding Agency President of 360+ Media Interactive Technologies, and featured Hayriye Karadeniz, Information Technology Coordinator, CIO at Koç Holding, and Ebru Şinik, Founder of Yükselen Çağ Wellbeing Academy.

Panel moderator Zehra Öney, Founding Board Chair of the Women in Technology Association & Founding Agency President of 360+ Media Interactive Technologies, summarized:

< With the advent of Artificial Intelligence, we have entered the techno-feudalist era from the capitalist era. Techno-giants have now replaced capitalists. Work that used to be done with production tools is now produced through digital data. Cloud giants like Amazon, Google, and Meta no longer generate profits; they generate rent. They don’t operate markets; they operate platforms. They process user data and collect data rent. The Cloud Lords have taken over the world.

Our sense of security is rapidly diminishing. The uncertainty brought about by Artificial Intelligence and the growing need for security are causing concern. People are anxious about how to manage their presence on social media accounts.

One of the main messages of the Super Intelligence era is:

Become singular, turn inward, integrate with yourself, unite, feel your soul, your brain, your mind

and create your new form according to your abilities and competencies.

We are in a period of forgetting everything we know and rediscovering and restructuring ourselves. >

she said.

Hayriye Karadeniz, Coordinator of Information Technologies at Koç Holding and Founding Vice President of the Women in Technology Association, summarized:

In response to panel moderator Zehra Öney’s question, “What kind of future does Artificial Intelligence and Super Intelligence promise for humanity?”

< I believe it will bring abundance to the human race, particularly through increased productivity. I believe that by creating personalized health and education data for everyone, we can achieve a more democratic structure in these areas worldwide.

The people training Artificial Intelligence and AI currently lack reasoning ability with the existing technology. It is said that reasoning ability will likely develop by 2045. Generative Artificial Intelligence is rapidly developing, transforming, and learning. It is currently at the level of a high school student and is expected to quickly advance to the level of a university student pursuing a doctorate.

We do not yet know all the layers of the human brain. I predict that with Artificial Intelligence technology, we will reach a point where humans will achieve their maximum potential and make brand new discoveries.

In the corporate world, the need to focus on people is one of the most important issues we pay attention to in this transformation. We are continuing our efforts to train all our employees to become AI literate so that they can adapt to the transformation. We aim to establish a proper structure that includes everyone through inclusive governance mechanisms and methods.

Technology is not a goal, but a tool. We must ensure that we use the tools provided by Super Intelligence as a lever. It is not sustainable to make plans in companies without a human focus. Leaders and senior managers need to make decisions and manage in a way that raises the level of well-being of all people.

I should mention that, alongside these positive benefits, there are also concerns and anxieties about how to teach AI human ethical values and morals.

What are we teaching AI? Good intentions, conscience, and what is right? Or is it how to make money quickly and deceive? What is right and wrong in certain matters can differ across cultures. Can empathy, emotion, and the context of all these things be taught through the intellect, heart, and spiritual connection that humans possess? We will see this over time. > she said.

Ebru Şinik, Founding Board President of the Wellbeing Association and Founder of the Yükselen Çağ Wellbeing Academy, summarized:

She surprised everyone with her answer to panel moderator Zehra Öney’s question, “Is man a machine? Will robots have consciousness?”

< “Humans are the very technology we expect from Super Intelligence, but humanity has not yet completed its primary task of self-discovery, which is its first duty to itself.”

Humans are incredible soft-robotic beings, connected to the Unity Consciousness, existing within the quantum field, holographic and dynamic. Humans are not machines, because the machines we create have no inner world. They cannot create data that has not been loaded into them from nothing. It is still impossible for Artificial Intelligence to demonstrate cognitive abilities with today’s technologies; such an algorithm has not yet been written.

Consciousness is primarily a state of being aware of oneself and one’s surroundings. In addition, humans are beings capable of inference from experience, senses, feelings, emotions, thoughts, empathy, sympathy, love, falling in love, forgiveness, and free will… Consciousness is the state of being aware of all these things. It does not seem possible for robots and/or Artificial Intelligence to possess these pure human characteristics with current technology.

According to the statements of Federico Faggin, a famous Italian-American quantum physicist;

“Today’s computers, despite being hundreds of billions of times more complex and powerful than those produced in the late 1950s, are not even one bit more conscious than they were.”

The world of Artificial Intelligence will now and in the future be managed by people who demonstrate the ability to remain TRULY HUMAN, that is, people who can discover and develop their own internal technology, preserve the characteristics of being human, and do their duty. > he said.

Ebru Şinik emphasized the importance of meditation and controlled, rhythmic breathing exercises—inhaling and exhaling through the nose—which help manage stress levels and ensure the proper and healthy functioning of human biochemistry, especially in this new era of rapidly increasing uncertainty. At the end of the panel, she led the entire audience in a 3-minute Heart-Brain Coherence meditation designed by the HeartMath Institute, which has been conducting scientific research on heart-brain correlation in Northern California for 33 years. She then led the entire audience in a 3-minute Heart-Brain Alignment meditation designed by the HeartMath Institute.