Artificial Intelligence Law And Digitalisation In Law / Turkish Version

This work is a comprehensive academic study that examines the new challenges and regulatory needs arising from artificial intelligence technologies in the legal field from the perspective of various legal disciplines. Prepared with contributions from leading scholars in the field, the book examines fundamental issues such as the definition and components of artificial intelligence systems, regulatory approaches developed under the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, regulatory sandboxes, and the decentralization of artificial intelligence agents. In addition, the legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence in various fields, including private law, criminal law, intellectual property law, data protection law, banking law, and the digitalization of public services, are discussed in detail. The book also addresses current topics such as the role of artificial intelligence in combating illegal content on digital platforms, the relationship between the data economy and artificial intelligence, and the use of artificial intelligence in the delivery of public services; furthermore, it includes a unique assessment of the system architecture of artificial intelligence applications from the perspective of Islamic law. Taking into account the interaction between European Union regulations and Turkish law, this study aims to contribute to academic discourse by examining the transformation facing the law in the age of artificial intelligence from a multidimensional perspective.