Dr. Ayşe Yaşar Ümütlü
An academic and author working in the philosophy of law, philosophy of justice, public law, international law and human rights, along the axis of artificial intelligence law, digital law, cyber law and algorithmic justice.
Thought is a way not only of explaining the world, but also of reinterpreting it in the name of justice, freedom and humanity.
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Dr. Ayşe Yaşar Ümütlü is an academic and author working in the philosophy of law, philosophy of justice, public law, international law and human rights. In her work she brings together the concepts of justice, freedom, authority and the state with contemporary questions such as artificial intelligence law, digital law, cyber law, algorithmic justice and legal ethics, through an interdisciplinary approach.
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Academic publications
Examines digital work platforms in the context of digital labour, human rights and international legal philosophy.
Co-authors: Hacı Ahmet Şimşek, Ayşe Nur Aydemir
Addresses Kazakhstan’s scientific cooperation with UNESCO and its relationship to sustainable development.
Evaluates AI-assisted judicial systems in terms of algorithmic justice and international law.
Examines Jeremy Bentham’s ideas on international law and the civilizing function of law.
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