…to big technology companies’ use of generative AI. For example, visual artists recently filed a class action against Google, alleging that it improperly used copyrighted images to train “Imagen,” its…
…movement characterised by a highly interdisciplinary approach, merging law, design, technology, and behavioural science to make legal systems more human-centred, usable, and satisfying. Legal Design re-centres legal systems around humanity,…
On 8 March 2024, the Egypt Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) organised, as part of its “Wednesday One” panel discussions, a conference hosted by the Cairo Regional…
…international arbitration and how demands for increasing efficiency and timeliness press beyond the limits of such a resource. Technology could play a huge part in tackling these challenges. For example,…
…without revealing the identity or affiliation of any of the speakers. Technology What appeared to be common ground among the “elevator pitches” was the importance of dealing carefully and…
…in the GLOs regime, highlighting that trust and effective communication between claimants are of imperative relevance for the success of a claim. Technology, according to Nadia, is playing a relevant…
…argued that the use of technology, in general, does not require disclosure, suggesting that AI should be no exception. Conversely, Mr Kinninmont highlighted the potential for challenges to arbitration awards…
…technical expertise among new arbitrators. He discussed the impact of technology on arbitration, such as the advent of faxes to using BlackBerry, and speculated on the future role of artificial…
…a form of technology, but as a tool which will prompt the development of future technologies. Furthermore, Susskind invited the audience to think about the fundamental value counsel brings to…
…Say About Electronic Signature? The UAE has adopted technology in every sector including dispute resolution. Technology was introduced into court proceedings through Federal Law No. 10 of 2017 amending certain…
…trend where arbitration is becoming increasingly relevant in resolving disputes arising from international commercial investments and technology transfers. Speakers emphasized unique benefits of arbitration for resolving technology disputes, notably the…
…use of technology emphasized in the CIArb Framework Guideline on the Use of Technology in International Arbitration. Guideline 3 is still under development, and it addresses whether and to what…
…technology and innovation to transform the future of dispute resolution as well as the legal profession. Professor Susskind remarked that, in his many years of studying the impact of technology…
…they consider whether and how to make use of it. Most of the current institutional interest in AI is in areas that law and technology guru, Richard Susskind, describes in…
…(“SOE Panel”) and “Keeping Up with the Tech – Exploring the Interplay of Technology & Arbitration” (“Technology Panel”). The SOE Panel was chaired by Justice Hrishikesh Roy (Judge, Supreme Court…
…the context of regulatory instability and often require substantial upfront capital expenditures, sometimes in technology that is still in its infancy. Understandably, investors seek to mitigate these risks, including by…
…may arise as a result of energy transition. This includes cost implications of acquiring new technology, infrastructure challenges, and the need to review and renegotiate contracts to align with new…
…an equal or better form than human beings. A crucial aspect of generative AI technology is that it is created and administered by a small group of companies that create…
…technology might affect the practice of international arbitration, in particular in the context of remote hearings today and into the future. Check out my video below to see this tech…
…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…
…asked about why U.S. companies would arbitrate in China, Liu referred again to independence being at the heart of the SCIA. SCIA’s Technology-Assisted Arbitration System Guoyang Huang continued with…
…Science Act of 2022 and the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, aimed at bolstering domestic technology production and imposing restrictions on semiconductor imports. He also discussed broader geopolitical and economic…
…International Panel of Arbitrators is versed in a variety of specialised sectors such as construction, energy, and technology, facilitating the changing nature of global disputes and equipping arbitration practice for…
…Initially dominated by the ‘Mining and Resources’ sector, reflecting Africa’s rich natural endowments, there has been a notable pivot towards ‘Technology and Communications’ and ‘Financial Services’ in recent years. This…
