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ARTICLE · 11 JULY 2024

Artificial Intelligence 2024

Türkiye is classified as a moderate innovator country by the World Intellectual Property Organ­ization and ranked 39th out of 132 economies in the Global Innovation Index

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1. General Legal Framework

1.1 General Legal Background

At present, Türkiye lacks specific laws solely dedicated to regulating AI or machine learning (ML). However, considering AI's broad implica­tions, laws governing general legal domains such as human rights, privacy, data protection, intellectual property, consumer protection, crimi­nal conduct, and tort may be deemed relevant.

Constitution of the Turkish Republic (Constitution)

While many human rights enshrined in the Con­stitution may be relevant depending on the application of AI, current global discussions highlight the following as particularly pertinent, namely the right to (i) life, (ii) health, (iii) fair trial, (iv) respect for private and family life, (v) protec­tion of personal data, (vi) freedom of speech, (vii) equality before the law, (viii) to own property, and (ix) prohibition of discrimination.

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