DAS RECHT UND DIE KÜNSTLICHE INTELLIGENZ: E-PERSON, HAFTUNG UND RECHTLICHES ANWENDUNGSBESPIEL

Abstract

LAW AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: E-PERSON, LIABILITY, AND A LEGAL APPLICATION EXAMPLE

Abstract

Nowadays artificial intelligence is used in many fields such as city planning, production, automation, medicine and security. In legal field, artificial intelligence research is making progress since 30 years. Nevertheless, many questions about the implementation are still open. The interaction between artificial intelligence and law is examined on two levels in this study. Firstly, it is discussed whether artificial intelligence systems can be a legal subject, and if so, what could be the consequences and implications. Secondly, it is discussed how law as a discipline can be supported with artificial intelligence systems. An example is put forward as to how such systems can be designed to be implemented in marital property regimes.

Keywords

• Artificial Intelligence
• E-person
• E-lawyer
• Liability
• Capacity to Have Rights and to Act
• Legal Logic

HUKUK VE YAPAY ZEKÂ: E-KİŞİ, MALİ SORUMLULUK VE BİR HUKUK UYGULAMASI

Abstract

Yapay zekâ günümüzde şehircilikten üretim otomasyonuna, tıptan güvenliğe pek çok alanda uygulanmaktadır. Hukuk alanında yapay zekâ araştırmaları, Dünya’da 30 yılı aşkın bir süredir yapılmaktadır. Buna rağmen bu alandaki uygulama ile ilgili birçok soru halen açıktır. Çalışmada, yapay zekâ ile hukuk etkileşimi iki düzlemde incelenmiştir. İlk olarak yapay zekâlı sistemlerin bir hukuk öznesi olup olamayacağı, olurlarsa bunun sonuçları ve etkileri tartışılmıştır. İkinci olaraksa hukukun bir disiplin olarak yapay zekâ sistemleri tarafından nasıl desteklenebileceği tartışılmış ve yasal mal rejimi konusunda bir uygulama ile böyle bir sistemin nasıl tasarlanabileceği örneklendirilmiştir.

Keywords

• Yapay Zekâ
• E-kişi
• E-hukukçu
• Hak ve Fiil Ehliyeti
• Sorumluluk
• Hukuk Mantığı

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