…– more or less Artificial Intelligence (“AI”)1)Generally, the term “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” refers to machines capable of replicating human intelligence. However, the technological status quo is rather limiting, with mainly…
…the use of technologies, including artificial intelligence (“AI”), in arbitration here before, my goal in this post is to provoke further thinking on the potential of another type of technology:…
…aid users of KluwerArbitration to better find the content they are looking for. Artificial intelligence and machine learning tools, developed in collaboration with solution and content experts, are being used…
On Arbitrobots or Robotration There has been considerable discussion lately on the role that Artificial Intelligence (AI) may play in international arbitration (IA) in the future. While there are some…
…Madrid International Arbitration Center (MIAC), the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Young Members Group (CIArb YMG), Arbitrator Intelligence, AMCHAM Quito and CyberArb. The event consisted of two panels: the first one,…
…more of hybrid in-person / virtual approach for post-pandemic professional activities. Artificial intelligence in arbitration: Yea or Nay? KA: I will go with “sometimes”. I think there is clearly real…
…using artificial intelligence (AI) for arbitral decision-making as well as the suitability of an Arbitrator-Robot (“ArBot”) and sets out the limitations of AI based arbitral decision-making as well as possible…
…technology-related issues, including use of Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing, cybersecurity (and from an institutional perspective), electronic document management software, blockchain technology, Robotic Process Automation, Online Dispute Resolution and…
…the cusp of Gemini, check all of the bundles. Typical careers for Taurus are co-arbitrator and driver education instructor. Gemini (May 21 – June 20) Arbitrator Intelligence was not…
… AI and Litigation Financing: Like Two Peas in a Pod Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used for predictive analytics – predicting the outcome of disputes. Not surprisingly, such tools…
In recent years the arbitration community has embraced digitalisation. Already before the pandemic we were exploring the use of legal tech and even thinking of how artificial intelligence would profoundly…
…arbitrator. That is the criteria Arbitrator Intelligence started with to select its Arbitrators of the Year for 2020 and other Distinguished Arbitrators. Intensive debate exists about what makes for a…
…State Lawsuit Authority, representatives of the Ministry of Interior and the General Intelligence Authority. As such, it is composed only of high level political and judicial figures rather than technical…
…free arbitrator reports from our partner Arbitrator Intelligence to subscribers of Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus. This offer is valid until the end of April. Recently we launched the International Law…
…According to Mr. Derains, the principle of iura novit curia is somewhat an “artificial concept” because it is not possible to say that a judge knows the law; rather, a…
…indicated that artificial intelligence (“AI”) could be leveraged to predict outcomes. Notably, counsel can use data to complement their analysis in advocating arbitration disputes. Opting for a balanced approach, Mr….
…the similarity in names, Arbitrator Intelligence does not use AI or Artificial Intelligence. We also do not currently engage in predictive analytics. Instead, our Reports focus on descriptive analytics. Those…
Wolters Kluwer teamed up with the global law firm Clifford Chance to discuss the advances in artificial intelligence (AI), its limitations, and various applications in an interactive webinar titled Artificial…
…that – even if privately administered – is a public good: Justice and the Law. Platforms for arbitrator intelligence also claim that these platforms will provide more arbitrator market transparence,…
…out of sync with modern practices in corresponding national litigation. In a 2020 study by ALM Intelligence and LexisNexis, 98% of US legal professionals surveyed confirmed that legal analytics about…
…(Arbitrator Intelligence), as the final speaker of the conference described the Covid-19-motivated, transparency-driven innovations in international arbitration as an opportunity for “The Rise of the Rest“. Smaller arbitration institutions, less…
…acceptable standards. Interviewing key individuals. Human intelligence is key to increasing the chances of identifying relevant transactions and key evidence. In our experience, there is no replacement to being…
…trends discussed in later chapters, such as electronic awards and signatures, and driving efficiency through technology and digitalisation. Catherine A. Rogers and Fahira Brodlija of Arbitrator Intelligence uncover the difficulties…
…intended is in reality an artificial arrogation to judges and arbitrators on what ‘commercial’ sensibilities businessmen should be taken to have. In the absence of a clear and real intent,…
