ACA Group CEO Ahmet Acaroğulları Participated as a Speaker at AI Tomorrow Summit 2026
- Serkan Erdoğan
- Jun 5
- 3 min read
Updated: Jul 2
Ahmet Acaroğulları, CEO of ACA Group, participated as a speaker at AI Tomorrow Summit 2026, one of Türkiye’s leading events in the field of artificial intelligence, where he took part in the panel titled “The Many Faces of Artificial Intelligence.”
Bringing together representatives from the public sector, academia, technology companies, and the business community, the summit provided a comprehensive platform for discussions on the impact of artificial intelligence across various industries, digital transformation processes, and future-oriented strategies. Participating in the panel as a member of the AIPA Digital Economy Commission, Ahmet Acaroğulları shared his insights on the role of AI in corporate transformation, manufacturing processes, operational efficiency, and decision-support systems.
Moderated by Bahar Serçin Halefoğlu, Deputy Secretary General of AIPA and Founder of ALSE Data, the panel “The Many Faces of Artificial Intelligence” featured distinguished speakers including Dr. Abdulkadir Özbek, Member of the Presidential Social and Youth Policies Council; Gökhan Varan, Lecturer at the Police Academy; Volkan Kılıç, Founder of Kuantum Research; Faruk İnaltekin, General Manager of Bilkent Cyberpark; and Ahmet Acaroğulları. The panel explored AI use cases across different sectors and discussed emerging opportunities for the future.
During his remarks, Ahmet Acaroğulları emphasized that artificial intelligence is no longer solely the domain of technology companies but has become a strategic transformation tool across all industries, from manufacturing and energy to defense and corporate management. He highlighted data management, digitalization, and AI-powered decision-making mechanisms as key drivers of future competitive advantage.
Throughout AI Tomorrow Summit 2026, several special sessions featured prominent figures shaping Türkiye’s vision for artificial intelligence. Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz shared the country’s strategic objectives in AI during the session titled “Artificial Intelligence in the Century of Türkiye: Strategy and Vision.” Minister of Trade Prof. Dr. Ömer Bolat addressed the impact of AI on commerce and the economy in his session, “The Artificial Intelligence Transformation of Trade in the Century of Türkiye.” The summit also welcomed Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı; Former Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Eskişehir Member of Parliament, and Chairman of the Turkish Grand National Assembly’s Artificial Intelligence Research Commission Fatih Dönmez; as well as senior executives from Google Türkiye and international Google offices, who shared their perspectives on the evolving AI ecosystem.
AI Tomorrow Summit 2026 brought together senior executives from leading organizations including Google, Yandex, Uber, TUSAŞ, and numerous national and international institutions operating in the field of artificial intelligence. As a speaker at the event, Ahmet Acaroğulları presented ACA Group’s vision for artificial intelligence and digital transformation. The summit served as an important platform for technology leaders from diverse sectors to exchange ideas and discuss the future of AI.
Throughout the event, Ahmet Acaroğulları was accompanied by Burak Aydoğan and Serkan Erdoğan, Members of the Board of Directors of Nano Teknolojik A.Ş., a company operating under the ACA Group umbrella. Meetings held during the summit provided opportunities to explore potential collaborations in artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and corporate technology solutions.
In addition to its activities in engineering, defense, energy, and technology, ACA Group continues to shape the business models of the future through its investments in artificial intelligence and digital transformation technologies. AI Tomorrow Summit 2026 served as a valuable platform for the Group to share its technology vision with industry leaders and foster new strategic partnerships.
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