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İlay Yılmaz
Publications - 7
Citations - 182
İlay Yılmaz is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Legislation & Security information and event management. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 6 publications receiving 110 citations.
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Intellectual property law and practice in the blockchain realm
TL;DR: The paper offers blockchain-based solutions to foster the operation of IP offices, reinforce customs procedures in detecting counterfeit products, and enhance the efficiency of IP rights management by the right holders to pave the way for the advancement of blockchain technology.
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Stifling artificial intelligence: Human perils
TL;DR: A brief philosophical introduction to artificial intelligence is provided, categorizes artificial intelligence to shed light on what the authors have and know now and what they might expect from the prospective developments, and information on the attempts to regulate artificial intelligence from a legal perspective is provided.
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Protecting the communication: Data protection and security measures under telecommunications regulations in the digital age
TL;DR: A comparative overview and evaluation of various legal frameworks for electronic communications security in light of the recent developments in the electronic communications sector is provided.
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Regulating payment services and electronic money: A comparative regulatory approach with a specific focus on Turkish legislation
Gonenc Gurkaynak,İlay Yılmaz +1 more
TL;DR: This paper evaluates new regulations in Turkey in both general and comprehensive aspects, and reveals the importance of small differences in the Law compared to the EC Directives and how these do affect Turkey and can make them better.
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Exploring New Frontiers in the Interface between Free Speech and Access Bans - The ECHR's Case of Ahmet Yıldırım v. Turkey
TL;DR: The paper will thereafter delve into the significance and prevalence of the Case, and how access ban decisions given over websites should be evaluated in light of the pertinent provisions of the Convention regulating freedom of speech and access to information.