Raev: AI must not replace historical memory of Turkic peoples

Raev: AI must not replace historical memory of Turkic peoples
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Bishkek, October 16, 2026. Sultan Raev, Secretary General of the International Organization of Turkic Culture (TURKSOY), said that the development of artificial intelligence must be accompanied by preserving the language, culture, traditions and historical memory of the Turkic peoples. He spoke at the 15th plenary session of the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic States (TURKPA) in Bishkek.

Raev said AI and technological progress raise both hopes and serious concerns for humanity. He warned that fake news has become a serious threat and that AI can make it harder to verify information, calling for a responsible approach to the information space.

He added that parliaments must safeguard democratic values, freedom of expression and the spiritual heritage of nations, and that TURKSOY plays a special role in preserving the shared cultural heritage of the Turkic peoples, including their languages and traditions.

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