…Freehills LLP). The panelists kicked off the discussion by noting there is no universal definition of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”), but there is unanimity that AI can now make decisions in…
…said that technology trends evolve with the culture. As legal culture moves to incorporate Artificial Intelligence, many people risk being left behind. However, the major difficulty for using AI in…
…years. “SMART” stands for safe, mobile internet and mass data, artificial intelligence, revolutionary, and transparency. Huang believes that these characteristics allow the online platform to carry out the benefits of…
…by Professor Dr Maxi Scherer in her most recent article on this topic entitled “Artificial Intelligence in Arbitral Decision-Making: The New Enlightenment?” (published in ICCA Congress Series 21 (Edinburgh 2022))….
…legislative developments that may be on the cards, including the regulation of the use of generative artificial intelligence. They thought that although it may be too soon for legislation to…
On 19 October 2023, the ICC Young Arbitration & ADR Forum (YAAF) hosted a workshop titled “Navigating the Frontiers of Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration” in Zurich. The evolution of Artificial…
Data-Related Disputes Nearly five billion people use social media. Last year saw the expansion of AI-based businesses, from search engines to data analytics to product development. Some of the most…
…arbitrations greener, utilise Artificial Intelligence tools to facilitate document review and case analysis, select and manage expert witnesses strategically (joint expert reports should also be considered), and delineate the precise…
…Center for Law, Business and the Economy at the University of California’s Berkeley Law School. Artificial Intelligence and New SVAMC Guidelines The non-profit Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center (SVAMC)…
…The 7th ICC Africa Conference emerged as a focal point, addressing cutting-edge topics such as the role of Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration, legislative changes in African arbitration frameworks, enforcement…
The year 2023 bore witness to the rise of ChatGPT, a development which prompted a flurry of commentary on the implications of the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in…
…and the above-discussed Interim Measures Arrangement. We covered panels that discussed techniques to facilitate settlement in international arbitration, regulation of use of artificial intelligence in dispute resolution, Hong Kong’s ORFSA,…
…Brazil, which dealt with issues regarding green transition, artificial intelligence, party autonomy, diversity, arbitration related to business contracts, and publication of arbitration awards, such as: the Brazilian Arbitration Committee’s 22st…
…improve gender and cultural diversity, debate and guidance on the use of artificial intelligence, and pro-arbitration jurisprudence. We explore some of these key themes below. Australia Cases Australia’s investment arbitration…
…blog post provides some highlights from the subjects covered, including artificial intelligence (AI) and environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) in arbitration, construction arbitration, Swedish sports arbitration, selection of arbitrators,…
…provided an opportunity to illustrate what arbitration could be like in just over a decade. The focus was on arbitrator appointment and advocacy. It was suggested that artificial intelligence (“AI”)…
…that there could also be greater alignment with other relevant guidelines, such as the Silicon Valley Mediation and Arbitration Centre’s Guidelines on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration (under…
…Advogados, initiated the discussion on artificial intelligence by referring to Brazil’s Legislative Bill 2338/2023 on the use of artificial intelligence in Brazil. He also gave examples of the application of…
With a cybersecurity themed problem, this year’s Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Vis Moot) fittingly sets new rules regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the…
…the artificial intelligence antagonist in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), Mr. Astigarraga first outlined some of the basic limits of human reason—cognitive biases like the framing effect, hindsight…
…to consider the possible future interactions between Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) and Blockchain technologies. He underscored that AI is by nature a biased system as it has to rely on the…
…next led a fireside chat with Karen Silverman (The Cantellus Group) on the potential impacts on businesses of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (“AI”). President Salomon started by citing…
…the trading of ideas. Keynote: Reimagining a Legal World Transformed by Artificial Intelligence Introduced by conference co-chair Alexandra Mitretodis (Fasken Martineau Dumoulin), John Weigelt (Microsoft Canada) delivered a stirring…
…obligations and an overarching duty of confidentiality can better protect the integrity of the proceedings. However, with the new technology wave and advancements in generative artificial intelligence, it remains to…
