…the potential of generative artificial intelligence to make arbitration more efficient and cost-effective. In this regard, he commended SIAC for introducing the Streamlined Procedure1)The Streamlined Procedure is proposed to be…
…Head of Civil Justice) shared their perspectives on technology and dispute resolution. Justice Abdullah outlined a “dispassionate and objective” approach to using Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) and described how the Singapore…
…October 2024. The panel delved into (i) the mechanisms and challenges of dispute resolution in the decentralized space, and (ii) the integration of artificial intelligence (“AI”) into judicial systems and…
…these tools affected the way HKIAC administers arbitrations? How might HKIAC develop its technological tools or policies, especially in light of the rising prominence of Artificial Intelligence? HKIAC Case Connect…
…of artificial intelligence (“AI”) in arbitration. The panel “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice – Only Upsides to AI in Arbitration?” was moderated by Mariel Dimsey (CMS), and featured Eileen Khor (Siemens Energy),…
…Rajah began her keynote address by touching on the topical issues of artificial intelligence (“AI”), geopolitics and climate change, and the global challenges that had arisen, which demand global solutions….
Following the morning session of the SIAC Symposium 2024, which explored issues including the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (“AI”), climate change, and trade disruption (see Part 1), the afternoon…
…1)Artificial Intelligence, in the form of the app Transcriber, has been used in the preparation of this post to transcribe the recording of the panel organized by the Young Arbitrators….
…generative artificial intelligence models via the Azure Cloud, may have inadvertently exposed confidential and/or attorney-client privileged information to third-party review by missing a terms-of-use loophole. Against this backdrop, the new…
This year’s 36th Annual ITA Workshop (held in Austin, Texas on June 19-21, 2024) did exactly what it said on the tin: It provided the audience with truly “Global Perspectives…
Emotion AI, also known as affective computing, is a specialized field within artificial intelligence that recognizes and interprets human emotions. This is primarily achieved through analyzing facial expressions, voice patterns,…
Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) is the buzzword of the day. It has crept into every pore of society, and arbitration has not evaded this trend. The main question raised by commentators…
…the era of artificial intelligence, arbitration must continue to be human-based and human-driven. We should be prudent in making our resolutions and decisions relating to arbitration today, since these are…
The rapid progression of technology is transforming industries and reshaping global geopolitical dynamics. With the rise of generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) and explosive share growth, US tech giants – such…
This is the final post from Arbitrator Intelligence as an entity. But it is also a call for greater intelligence in arbitrator selection, which is needed now more than ever….
…who stayed true to character throughout the show. The first innovation was pitched by Guled Yusuf. Mr. Yusuf suggested that artificial intelligence could be utilized to create an emergency arbitrator…
…also stated that anyone held to a standard of average intelligence could not plausibly claim ignorance regarding the ownership of the “Aramco” trademark by the Claimant (Award, p. 19). All…
…additional safeguards to protect confidential information. Definition of Artificial Intelligence Rule 1(e) of the JAMS AI Rules broadly defines “Artificial Intelligence” or “AI” as “a machine-based system capable of completing…
The Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center’s (SVAMC) Guidelines on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration (“Guidelines”) strive to become the first set of rules governing artificial intelligence (“AI”)…
…Winnie Tam provided an example of use of artificial intelligence drawn from her practice as an independent arbitrator. By using technology to organize information, automate routine and repetitive tasks, and…
…efficiently with the issue of technology. Panelists stated that institutions are already prepared to use artificial intelligence as a mechanism to enhance the celerity of proceedings and make them more…
London International Disputes Week (“LIDW”) once again revisited the much-debated topic of ‘role played by artificial intelligence (“AI”) in arbitration’ with renewed vigour. There were more than seven events related…
…intelligence in producing lengthy documents, which could very likely lead to more lengthy submissions and awards. Mr. Paulsson further emphasized the need to maintain ethical standards and avoid the pitfalls…
…in dispute resolution, even in light of the increasing importance of artificial intelligence – AI. The keynote speech by The Rt Hon. the Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill, Lady Chief…
