Türkiye does not need to have a single consolidated “AI code” for an AI product to create legal exposure. Existing rules may already govern the data, contract, content, decision, harm or market conduct at issue.
The legal intersections
Depending on the product and its deployment, Turkish-law analysis may require the Personal Data Protection Law, consumer and e-commerce rules, intellectual property law, general contract and tort principles, product safety, criminal law, employment rules, sector-specific regulation and platform obligations to be considered together.
What international AI companies need locally
- A product-specific Turkish legal risk map rather than a generic global compliance memo.
- Clear allocation of responsibility among developer, deployer, enterprise customer, platform, vendor and user.
- Localized terms, disclosures, complaint handling and incident-response pathways.
- A defensible record of decisions, safeguards and human oversight.
- Fast local response when a dispute, authority request or harmful output arises.
Our method
We begin with the product, data flow, users and commercial model. We then identify the Turkish rules that are genuinely engaged, distinguish legal obligation from prudent governance, and convert the analysis into prioritized action.