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Nazim Salur

CEO & Co-Founder, Getir

Search every verified Nazim Salur interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. At the AI Symposium 2026, Nazım Salur, founder of BiTaksi and Getir, discussed the societal impact of artificial intelligence. He expressed being "90% positive" on AI's potential but also voiced concerns about risks such as AI being used for the wrong reasons, power being concentrated in the wrong hands, and economic inequality. Salur suggested that governments should establish an international authority, similar to a United Nations body, to oversee AI safety. He also predicted that within 10 to 20 years, driving jobs would disappear globally and argued that governments should ensure displaced workers do not "go hungry" or "feel bad" about the innovation. Salur encouraged the audience to view widespread complaints as business opportunities, noting that AI makes it cheaper and faster to develop solutions. He stated that while the rich may remain wealthy, AI could allow the poor to become "at least comfortable" without requiring a wealth transfer from the wealthy.

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“In about 10 to 20 years around the world I believe there won't be any jobs that are called driving — whether that's taxi driving or truck driving. What are these people going to do? So governments all around the world should find a way that these people don't go hungry or they don't feel bad about this new innovation.”

“But who should do the safety bit? I think governments should do it and not only governments — the world needs to create an international authority, like a United Nations authority, a real good authority that is functional about AI safety.”

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