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European Union's Approach to Artificial Intelligence in The Context of Human Rights
Artificial intelligence has started to be mentioned in international conferences and literature since the 1950s, but it has become a new trend in the last two decades and has gradually increased its presence in the literature. In the digital age where technology continues to develop without slowing
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