…lack of diversity and some concerns about arbitrator conduct are at least partially a market problem, then what we need is a market solution. That is what Arbitrator Intelligence provides….
…overall enforcement. To date, one of the few efforts to be address this concern for more transparency about arbitrators’ track records is Arbitrator Intelligence. Arbitrator Intelligence Reports: Filling the…
…its full potential”. Against this background, the French legislator has taken a strong stance to promote the use of artificial intelligence and online dispute resolution, in particular for small and…
…fields. The obstacles are more pronounced in certain cultures compared to others, but women in Europe, Latin America, East Asia and beyond should focus their training, intelligence, character, and values…
…to increased implementation of artificial intelligence and other new technologies. Sadly, we must expect there will be illness, if not deaths, among those participating in arbitrations. A serious pandemic could…
…publicly available information about arbitrators, or what she refers to as “Arbitrator Intelligence.” Catherine A. Rogers & Alex Wiker, Piloting Arbitrator Intelligence, Kluwer Arbitration Blog. It’s often portrayed to be…
…state of affairs of artificial intelligence tools used in international arbitration. One of the artificial intelligence tools presently used in dispute resolution is predictive coding. Predictive coding is a form…
…rise to justifiable doubts demonstrates this ambiguity: discussion of the effect of a lack of disclosure ‘alone’ or ‘in itself’ is artificial. In addition, both decisions referred to the principle…
…and Artificial Intelligence”, Practical Law Arbitration, 2019. Link: https://arbitrationblog.practicallaw.com/summoning-the-demon-robot-arbitrators-arbitration-and-artificial–intelligence/. Nappert, however, relativizes this point: it is no less true that such emotions often lead to nonsense and resolutions contrary to…
…on ODR, China has made strides towards utilisation of artificial intelligence tools for online courts, arbitration and mediation for cross-border small value disputes in particular. In this regard, our previous…
…and a debate on the motion that this House believes that emotional intelligence will always trump artificial intelligence. We also covered the inaugural ARBXTalk at YSIAC Conference where an in-house…
…Center for Conciliation and Arbitration (“CICA” for its initials in Spanish) celebrated its 20th anniversary this year. CICA also announced the entering into a historic agreement with Arbitrator Intelligence through…
…how far China has progressed in developing artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools for online courts, arbitration and mediation. He also described the potential of AI in resolving disputes and in particular…
…to artificial intelligence. As such a young arbitration institution, TIAC has a lot on the horizon. Following the conclusion of a Cooperation Agreement with VIAC, you have announced the signature…
…in the work of a lawyer. Indeed, lawyers these days have no lack of artificial intelligence that can assist in their daily research and discovery processes. However, what that also…
…emotional intelligence will not always trump artificial intelligence, he argued that human intelligence is fundamentally limited. On the other hand, artificial intelligence, being in its infancy, can only develop and…
…assisted by emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence, the answer to such concerns? There is no doubt that technology will increasingly be deployed widely to achieve lower cost…
…intelligence for dispute resolution, which involves using an algorithm to generate a suggested settlement figure and allows the business to process an extremely high volume of disputes. This type of…
…the use of technology. With respect to the use of artificial intelligence (“AI”), I have some scepticism towards the idea of replacing human arbitrators with AI but I find it…
We are happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available and includes the following contributions: Maxi Scherer, Artificial Intelligence and Legal Decision-Making: The…
…are being discussed (such as the question of when artificial intelligence will eventually replace arbitrators) and the reality of contemporary arbitration (in which it is still common for trainees and…
…by lightning and rain when Japan removed Korea from its “white list” of trusted trading partners (the 2 August Measure), then threats by Seoul to retaliate by reducing military-intelligence cooperation…
…an era of artificial intelligence. First Panel: Conflict Diagnosis, Conflict Resolution Strategies and Versatile Use of ADR Mechanisms – How to Use These Tools for Strategic and Effective Conflict…
…whether the very process of dispute settlement can one day be driven by artificial as opposed to human—intelligence. However, as most dispute lawyers surely feel, the biggest hurdle for innovation…
