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With the effect of the cumulative advancement of today's technology, all countries in the world have begun to develop their legal and administrative processes in a way that keeps pace with the digital age and to adopt the use of new electronic notification (e-notification) systems. Such electronic systems serve various motivations such as increasing the efficiency of transactions, reducing notification costs and speeding up legal procedures. However, these systems that each country has created within its own legal order vary. Therefore, there are many different discussions on the legal validity of these systems, which are not uniform between countries, the security factor for personal data and their compliance with international standards, especially within the European Union (EU). In this article, we aim to answer some of these discussions. E-notifications can be legally valid and sufficient if they meet certain basic requirements. Some of these are: Authentication : Ensuring that...

 What's artificial intelligence?  Artificial intelligence refers to the capability of machines to perform tasks that generally bear mortal intelligence, similar as perception, logic, literacy, and decision- timber. AI can be divided into two orders narrow or weak AI, which is designed to perform a specific task, and general or strong AI, which is designed to perform any intellectual task that a human can do.  The legal nature of artificial intelligence  From a legal perspective, AI raises a number of complex issues. One of the crucial issues is determining the legal status of AI systems. presently, AI systems are considered legal realities, but not legal persons. This means that they don't have legal rights and scores in the same way that mortal beings or pots do. still, the legal status of AI isn't set in gravestone. Some experts believe that as AI becomes more sophisticated and independent, it may be necessary to grant legal personhood to AI systems. This would mea...

The EU has its own legal system, which is distinct from the public legal systems of its member countries. EU law is a body of law that applies within the EU and has supremacy over public law.  The EU has its own legal system, which consists of a hierarchy of legal acts that are binding on member states. There are several types of EU legal acts, each with its own characteristics and legal effect. In this article, we will discuss the most important types of EU legal acts. 1-EU treaties 2-Regulations 3-Directives 4-Decisions 5-Recommendations and Opinions 6-Framework desicions 7-Declarations 8-Resolutions 9-Enforcing Acts 10-Recommendations for desicions  Here are detailed explanations of a few of them: The treaties are the loftiest source of EU law. They're the agreements between EU member states that establish the EU and govern its institutions. The current EU treaties are the Treaty on European Union( TEU) and the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union( TFEU). The tre...