…intimidation. Confidence in the judicial system may also begin to erode if judicial actors are seen to mis- or over-use artificial intelligence (AI). Empirical studies have recently identified a number…
…robust and investor-friendly. The Thorny Issue of Artificial Intelligence and Arbitration Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our personal and professional lives. For a country…
…Intelligence a Gamechanger?”. As in many—if not all—industries, business sectors, and areas of daily life, the topic of artificial intelligence (“AI”) is currently attracting significant attention in arbitration. Given the…
…recent sanctions have had on foreign investors. Technology Disputes: Finally, disputes involving the use of new technologies—such as Artificial Intelligence—were highlighted. Panellists referred to existing arbitration frameworks developed to address…
…virtues of waiting. The AI Guidelines From 2023 to March 2025, many have attempted to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in arbitration: the American Arbitration Association–International Centre for…
…discussed the rise in cyber-related claims, including ransomware and data breaches, such as the Cartier and North Face cases, which were recently reported in The Times. Artificial Intelligence (AI) poses…
…relies on relational intelligence as much as legal strength. Building Awareness and Trust The panel also posed the question of how the effectiveness of mediation can be better understood, both…
…Matthew Skinner (A&O Shearman). There is no doubt that emerging technologies have profoundly reshaped the way people live, work, and interact. From the explosive rise of generative Artificial Intelligence (“AI”)…
…now use artificial intelligence (“AI”)–powered tools at least once a week. In arbitration, AI has an emerging role in various stages of the process—from dispute prevention to arbitrator selection, procedural…
…in a shifting technological and geopolitical landscape. Panellists first underscored the growing financial and operational burden institutions face in adopting new technologies. While digital tools and artificial intelligence (“AI”) have…
…early dismissal, summary arbitration, emergency measures, and expedited timelines, are only effective when embraced collaboratively by institutions, tribunals, and parties. Artificial Intelligence The session concluded with a discussion on…
…Following the opening panel, James Besley (Google DeepMind) joined Gregory Mostyn (Wexler) for a fireside chat exploring the role of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) in the legal system and dispute resolution….
…was encouraging State-owned companies to select the home seat for resolving disputes, thereby promoting popularity. Role of AI Further, artificial intelligence (“AI”) was identified as a tool for increasing efficiency…
The rapid evolution of legal technology (“legal tech”) presents both opportunities and challenges for arbitration practitioners. With the emergence of artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools and specialized software solutions, arbitration practices…
On 19 February 2025, a panel of arbitration experts gathered in New York to explore how emerging technologies—particularly artificial intelligence (“AI”)—are reshaping international arbitration. The discussion, titled “From Today to…
Paris Arbitration Week (“PAW”) featured multiple discussions on the growing importance of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) in arbitration proceedings, a much-debated topic. Issues such as the slow uptake in use of…
…of public interest and transparency, as well as the use of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”). Experiences and Preferences Perhaps unsurprisingly, 87% of respondents said arbitration was their preferred method of…
…Intelligence (“AI”) can be extremely helpful in these instances, due to the precision of its work being significantly high. This brought up the question of when AI should not be…
…networks driven by artificial intelligence (“AI”), and immersive technologies like extended reality (“XR”). From the way data is processed and presented to the challenges of managing its quality and quantity,…
…the start. Waiting until mid-proceedings to build a corruption case is a costly mistake. Nature of Evidence in Relation to Artificial Intelligence With the advancement of technology, the way…
…and artificial intelligence is on the brink of revolutionizing the very nature of the legal profession. Given these changes, is there still a place for a journal first published in…
In modern arbitration proceedings, most evidence goes through a digital process before reaching the eyes of decision-makers. Physical documents are scanned, processed with Optical Character Recognition (“OCR”), archived, and transferred….
…Discussions highlighted ethical standards and adapting proceedings to diverse cultural contexts. The final day focused on artificial intelligence (“AI”) in arbitration. While AI offers efficiency gains, speakers emphasized the need…
…improved in the future. I do not know if artificial intelligence will make this better or worse, but I do think the profession will face a number of issues arising…
