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Introduction, Getting Acquainted, Speaking on Course Contents
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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Law
- Historical Process and Artificial Intelligence Concepts
- Artificial Intelligence Usage Areas
- The Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Law
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Artificial Intelligence and Society
- Cultural and Sociological Approach to Artificial Intelligence
- Designing Society For / With Artificial Intelligence
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Learning Algorithms and Ethics
-Needs of artificial intelligence algorithms: Data, Hardware, Communication
- Ethics by Design, Ethics by Default
-Profiling and Automatic Decision Making
- Misleading applications such as Deepfake
-Reliable Artificial Intelligence and EU Approach
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Challenges and Gaps in Artificial Intelligence in Law
a. Artificial Intelligence in the Context of Fundamental Rights
- Human Rights, Artificial Intelligence and Democracy
- Artificial Intelligence Systems, Data and Bias
- Reliable and Explained Artificial Intelligence Concepts
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b. Privacy Discussions
- Artificial Intelligence Systems and Personal Data
- Privacy in Personalization, IoT and Artificial Intelligence applications
- Workplace Practices and Uses in the Public Domain
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c. Personality and Legal Liability
-Philosophy vs Law
-Discussions on Personality and Legal Perspective in Artificial Intelligence
-Contract and Tort Responsibility in Artificial Intelligence
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d. Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law-1
- Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Liability
- The Element of Will in Artificial Intelligence: Intent-Possible Intent-Negligence Discussions
- Adversarial Machine Learning Methods and Artificial Intelligence as an Offensive Weapon
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e. Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law-2
- Criminal Justice and Yapay Zeka
- The Usage of AI in the Law Enforcement Activities
- Profilling and ADM in the Law Enforcement Justice
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f. Autonomous Driving: The Regulation Challenge
Artificial intelligence technologies for autonomous driving: Computer vision, Reinforcement learning, sensor technologies
- Discussions: Advantages and Risks
- Case Study.
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g. Automation in Healthcare
- Artificial intelligence usage areas and approaches in the field of health
-Personal Care Robots For Consumers
Use of Robotic Technology and Responsibility for Healthcare Professionals
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h. Intellectual Property in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- Generative artificial intelligence approaches and usage areas
- Intellectual Property Right of Artificial Intelligence or Developer?
- What Do International Organizations Say?
-Possible Developments and Possible Solutions
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i. Cyber security
- The Concept of Cyber Security and ""Managing Cyber Space""
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Context of Cyber Security and Cyber Diplomacy
-Regulation and Cyber Security: Tough Law and Soft Law Tools of TR, EU and NATO
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Paper presentations
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Course Notes: |
1. Makale: Ronald Leenes - Laws on Robots, Laws by Robots, Laws in Robots: Regulating Robot Behaviour by Design
2. Rapor: European Parliament - European Civil Law Rules in Robotics
3. Rapor: ICO - Big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning and data protection
4. Makale: Sophia Duff & Jamie Hopkins - Sit, Stay, Drive: The Future of Autonomous Car Liability
5. Rapor: European Commision - AI and IP Report
6. Kitap: Yapay Zekâ Geçmişi Geleceği, Nils Nilsson
7. Kitap: 50 Soruda Yapay Zeka, Cem Say
8. Kitap: Derin Öğrenme, Ian Goodfellow et all.
1. Paper Ronald Leenes - Laws on Robots, Laws by Robots, Laws in Robots: Regulating Robot Behaviour by Design
2. Raport: European Parliament - European Civil Law Rules in Robotics
3. Raport: ICO - Big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning and data protection
4. Paper: Sophia Duff & Jamie Hopkins - Sit, Stay, Drive: The Future of Autonomous Car Liability
5. Raport: European Commision - AI and IP Report
6. Book: A Brief History of AI, Nils Nilsson (English/Turkish)
7. Book: 50 Soruda Yapay Zeka, Cem Say (Turkish)
8. Book: Deep Learning Book, Ian Goodfellow, at all. (English)
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