Arbitration Tech Toolbox, Arbtech, Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, Technology

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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. Digitally created documents follow the last two steps as well. Sometimes these processes are repeated multiple times. This “assembly line of evidence” has become the…

Arbitration Tech Toolbox, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Privacy

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The prospect of integrating generative artificial intelligence (AI) into the adjudicatory decision-making process is not as distant as one might think. In February 2023, it was reported that a Colombian judge used ChatGPT in deciding a health insurance dispute. The judge asked both decisional and research questions and integrated those responses into his judgment. Another example comes…

Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Protocol, Risk Management, Technology, Virtual hearings

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Both in Formula 1 and in international arbitration, small yet innocent mistakes can trigger significant risks. Lack of proper cybersecurity measures can lead to irreversible results with negative impact on all stakeholders involved. In Formula 1 racing, the risk of danger is at every corner and one simple wrong move can change the outcome of…

COVID-19, Remote hearings

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The travel restrictions and social distancing measures imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic have brought about an exponential increase of virtual get-togethers, including hearings via video conferencing in both litigation and arbitration proceedings. Courts and tribunals in England and Wales reported an increase of audio hearings by over 500% and video hearings by 340% during the…