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PIL.OT / Legal notice and AI transparency

A publication that shows its sources and does not hide the limits of automation.

This notice explains PIL.OT’s publication status, autonomous AI use, correction channel and limits on the use of its content. Last updated: 17 July 2026.

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Publisher and contact

PIL.OT is an independent private-international-law observatory operated by Ogün Erşan Aydınlı. Publication, rights, security, correction and legal notices may be sent to info@pil-ot.org.

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Autonomous AI disclosure

Generative and rules-based AI systems are used for source discovery, triage, scope and date checks, classification, summary drafting, prioritisation and placement in the briefing. Some records that pass confidence thresholds may be published without prior human review and may later be corrected or removed. This disclosure remains visible in line with the transparency approach for public-interest AI text in Article 50 of EU Regulation 2024/1689.

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General information — not legal advice

PIL.OT records, monthly summaries, translations and Prevailing Winds topic views are for general information and scholarly monitoring only. They are not legal advice, a legal opinion, representation, an offer or a recommendation for a particular matter and create no lawyer–client or other professional relationship.

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Accuracy, currency and deadlines

Automated systems and source websites may contain errors, omissions, incorrect dates, misclassification, translation differences or outdated information. Do not rely on PIL.OT for a right, obligation, filing, remedy or deadline. Independently verify the linked official/primary source, current law and, where appropriate, consult a qualified lawyer. If a source conflicts with a PIL.OT summary, the source prevails.

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Sources, external links and intellectual property

External links are provided for access to information and do not imply endorsement or permanent availability. Rights in third-party text, marks, publications and data remain with their respective owners. A rights, attribution or takedown request may be sent with the relevant source and page URL.

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Corrections, suggestions and removal

A factual error, wrong date, missing source, incorrect field classification, broken link or alleged rights infringement may be reported through the corrections channel. The report is checked against the source chain and the record may be corrected, narrowed, annotated or removed. Do not rely on this channel for urgent action or a limitation period.

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Limits of responsibility

To the extent permitted by mandatory law, PIL.OT does not warrant uninterrupted availability, completeness or fitness for every use. Nothing in this notice excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability arising from intent, gross negligence, data-protection law or mandatory consumer rights.

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Personal data and electronic messages

Subscription and technical-service data are handled under Türkiye’s Law No 6698 and, where applicable, GDPR principles; details appear in the Privacy / KVKK / GDPR notice. Briefings are sent only within the preference stated in the relevant form. Consent may be withdrawn, and any applicable free opt-out rights under Turkish electronic-communications rules remain available.

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Main transparency references

  • Türkiye’s Personal Data Protection Law No 6698, Articles 10–11 and related rules
  • EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679, Articles 12–14 and data-subject rights
  • EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation 2024/1689, Article 50 transparency approach
  • Türkiye’s Electronic Commerce Law No 6563 and related commercial-message rules

This page describes PIL.OT’s own publication and processing model. It is not a legal-compliance opinion for a particular person or organisation; mandatory law and official texts prevail.

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