Canvassing Views on AI in IA: The Rise of Machine Learning
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been used in international arbitration for quite some time now. Before the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, there seemed to be an implied consensus that…
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XVII Rio de Janeiro International Arbitration Conference: Will Flexibility of Arbitrations Surface Again?
…artificial intelligence take over our jobs? Ms. Villanúa opened the Congress with an important and straightforward question of whether arbitration practitioners will still be needed in the future of dispute…
Advocacy, Closing Statements, International arbitration, Opening Statements, Psychology, Young ICSID
Young ICSID Advocacy Skills Training: Making an Effective Opening and Closing Statement
…process. Again, advocacy is a human process that needs to take into consideration the feelings, attitudes, and beliefs which are things artificial intelligence is incapable of. Mr. Reichert added that…
Arbitration Tech Toolbox: Looking Beyond the Black Box of AI in Disputes over AI’s Use
A black box artificial intelligence (“AI”) model is one “created directly from data by an algorithm, meaning that humans, even those who design them, cannot understand how variables are being…
LIDW 2023: Developments in Arbitration Law of England & Wales and Tribute to Professor Julian D M Lew KC
…issues of techonology, such as artificial intelligence and data protection, noting the difficulties of regulating these matters. He noted that the LCIA has introduced Article 30A on this matter which…
LIDW 2023: Adapting to a Changing World
…Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, focusing on the technological changes affecting international dispute resolution. Lord Neuberger highlighted that there are two significant technological changes worth considering: quantum computing and artificial intelligence…
The Contents of Arbitration: The International Journal of Arbitration, Mediation and Dispute Management, Volume 89, Issue 1 (2022)
…Nifty Gateway. The authors tease out the main issues that the Court of Appeal will have to grapple with in deciding this case. Annabelle O. ONYEFULU, Artificial Intelligence in International…
2023 Petersberg Arbitration Days Recap: “Out of the box” – What Arbitration Can, Should, and Must Learn From Neighbouring Sciences
…for the interdisciplinary and future-oriented conference day, Prof. Christian Duve (Duve Law) addressed the potential and limits of artificial intelligence in arbitration with a view to the automated text generation…
Arbitration Tech Toolbox: Let’s Chat Some More about ChatGPT and Dispute Resolution
…embrace. How can ChatGPT help the legal community? Artificial intelligence is already being used in the law, for example, to try to forecast litigation outcomes and to compute billable…
11th ICC Brazilian Arbitration Day: 100 Years of the ICC Court
…vanguard position to adopt new trends faced by its time, while advocating for an impartial venue for its clients. As Mr. Pinto’s listed, artificial Intelligence has never been a problem,…
2023 PAW Recap – Day 1: Rethinking Dispute Resolution
…context of Covid-19, the rise of artificial intelligence, climate change mitigation, banking scandals and economic sanctions. The third session of the 7th ICC European Conference was moderated by Carine Dupeyron,…
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Arbitration Tech Toolbox: Taking Stock of Arbitration Tech Developments, a Half-Decade On
…use of AI to resolve substantive disputes Amongst the many predictions made by technology writers, one oft-discussed development is whether artificial intelligence (AI) or “robots” will one day replace arbitrators….
Arbitration Tech Toolbox: Will ChatGPT Change International Arbitration as We Know It?
…powerful tool towards improving our navigation of legal systems, or could it lead to unintended consequences? The Technology behind ChatGPT ChatGPT is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology tool capable…
Interviews with Our Editors: In Conversation with the Honorable L. Yves Fortier
…the Security and Intelligence Review Committee of Canada. He is presently Chairman of the Enforcement Committee of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. In 2012, he was sworn in…
Arbitration Tech Toolbox: Cross Examination? There’s an App for That
…large, gained little traction in legal proceedings, a multitude of researchers and start-ups are competing to develop a new generation of “lie-detecting” technologies using advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and…
2022 SOAS and AAA Surveys on Arbitration in Africa
…the use of technology and artificial intelligence during the pandemic brought enhanced efficiency to arbitration in Africa. Online dispute resolution accounted for 63% of arbitrations during the pandemic period. 61%…
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Arbitration’s Age of Enlightenment? A Look Back at ICCA Edinburgh 2022
…Drawing parallels to artificial intelligence (AI), which has been characterized by some as the “end of enlightenment”, she encouraged us not to fall into the “international arbitration version of AI”…
#FOTA22: To Boldly Go Where No Arbitration Conference Has Gone Before
…yet others are completely divorced from traditional asset forms. Will Artificial Intelligence Take us to Mars? The last panel, “Life on Mars?”, moderated by Amrit K. Dhanoa (4-5 Gray’s Inn…
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International Law Talk Podcast and Arbitration: International Disputes and Digital Disruption, in Conversation with Claudia Salomon, President of the ICC International Court of Arbitration
…tools, which are informed by artificial intelligence and Kluwer Arbitration’s deep archives of legal materials and commentaries. Hybrid dispute resolution, including the use of arbitration in conjunction with other methods…
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ICCA Edinburgh 2022: ISDS, Regional Perspectives, New Frontiers in International Arbitration and More: Some Highlights of the Second ICCA Congress Day
The second day of the ICCA Congress took place on Tuesday, September 20. Delegates gathered in the morning for the presentation of the inaugural ICCA Guillermo Aguilar-Alvarez Memorial Prize, established…
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ICCA Edinburgh 2022: Enlightenment, Adaptation, Classics Revisited and More: A Round-Up of the First ICCA Congress Day
…modern day impact of artificial intelligence on arbitration, and the submission of States to international arbitration. J. Christopher Thomas began by recounting a brief history of Andrew Carnegie’s contribution of…
Beyond the Old Rule: Should Cavendish Come to India?
…Court (“UKSC”) found that Dunlop’s distinction between “genuine pre-estimate” and “penalty” was artificial and unsatisfactory. It found that merely because a provision was not a pre-estimate of loss, did not…
How Should the United States Supreme Court Have Decided in the Controversy over 28 U.S.C. § 1782(a)?
The Kluwer Arbitration Blog previously published an excellent summary by Jonathan Tompkins of the oral arguments held before the United States Supreme Court on March 23, 2022 on the future…
The Intersection of International Arbitration and Sustainable Development: Perspectives from Sarajevo
…cases. Prof. Catherine Rogers (Arbitrator Intelligence) laid out the prospects of States acting as Claimants, rather than as Respondents as is the norm in ISDS. To illustrate the nature and…