…University of London International Arbitration Survey, Kwan pointed out that there is a sentiment towards the greater use in the future of artificial intelligence (“AI“) technology, with 61% of the…
…about new and less well-known candidates. Initiatives like Arbitrator Intelligence play an important part in this process by making information about arbitrators available for all. The 2019 Survey BCLP’s…
…Chambers). Artificial intelligence, Blockchain, smart contracts and eBRAM are already well-known work in progress. Coincidentally, the brewing storm of international tax disputes relating to bilateral tax treaty Mutual Agreement Procedure…
We write in our capacity as Arbitrator Intelligence’s “Country Team Leaders” with an update about Arbitrator Intelligence’s Latin American Campaign. As most Kluwer readers know, Arbitrator Intelligence (AI) aims to…
…“What might artificial intelligence mean for alternative dispute resolution”, James South and Andy Rogers of CEDR explore a number of questions regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on ADR including:…
…generally confidential. In other words, the assumption in international arbitration has been that you could have either information about arbitrators or confidentiality, but not both. Arbitrator Intelligence (AI) has…
…its case. Moreover, with the rapid rise of artificial intelligence tools and machine learning, parties and counsel involved in construction disputes would be wise to invest the time and energy…
…creative platform called Arbitrator Intelligence (AI). AI has provided a platform to collect and store reliable feedback about arbitrators through their AIQ initiative. Consequently, it has been proven that technology…
…the considerable advantage enjoyed by practitioners who, by virtue of their position in large international law firms, have access to a sophisticated professional network in which intelligence on arbitrators is…
…if the difference between Rakna Arakshaka and PT First Media is artificial. If RALL had chosen to resist enforcement proceedings in Singapore, applying PT First Media, it would have been…
…book or seen the 6-time Academy-Award-nominated film starring Brad Pitt.1)The analogy for this post is adapted from Professor Chris Zorn, my Penn State colleague, Member of Arbitrator Intelligence’s Board of…
…not competent (under Article 267 of the TFEU) to request preliminary rulings on the interpretation of EU law from the CJEU. Emphasizing what is essentially an artificial distinction, the CJEU…
…currently scheduled by Kluwer for release on June 20, 2043, will be an interactive artificial intelligence. The voice of Gary Born will answer user queries about any type of arbitration…
…with a one-stop tool to quickly understand the whole arbitration process. Rogers gave a presentation on “Arbitrator Intelligence (AI)”, a project aiming to promote transparency, fairness and accountability in the…
…rather artificial. As the reference system of the ECJ allows that the ECJ says something as a matter of interpretation of the law, and leaves the interpretation of its own…
…Intelligence will begin publishing AI Reports, through its partner WoltersKluwer. Arbitrator Intelligence Reports AI Reports are still in the development phase, and the nature and scope of AI Reports will…
…of an arbitrator’s experience and competence); • Address information asymmetries and broaden access to information about diverse arbitrators, through initiatives such as Arbitrator Intelligence’s questionnaires on arbitrators’ decision-making and case…
…various ongoing developments being conducted in the field of artificial intelligence (“AI”), which, together with the internet, has created a democratic playing field for humans to operate and interact with…
…mature enough to be implemented. Issues such as confidentiality would also need to be considered as the technology develops. Finally, real time analytics and artificial intelligence were considered as a…
Before answering the titular question, let’s start with the more basic question: What is a race to the top? The phrase seems self-explanatory. It is a compelling and vivid metaphor…
…artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Rather than view these trends as a threat, we must take advantage of the various benefits associated with such change…
…awarded were based on a distorted valuation); then the basis for allocating costs would be artificial. Alternatively, should tribunals focus exclusively on parties’ conduct to allocate the costs of the…
…aims to accomplish, and why it needs support from you. This post answers those and other basic questions about Arbitrator Intelligence, or AI. What is Arbitrator Intelligence? Arbitrator Intelligence is…
Besides the inverted initialism, what does international arbitration (“IA”) and artificial intelligence (“AI”) have in common? Sure, both IA and AI are leading alternatives to the status quo: IA to…
