Topic: Artificial intelligence
Ciarb issues guidelines on AI
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, or Ciarb, has published guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence in arbitration – the latest effort to provide practical guidance on ethical use of the technology.
16 April 2025
DIS autumn conference explores “drivers of innovation”
Nadja Harraschain of A&O Shearman in Frankfurt reports on the autumn conference of the German Arbitration Institute (DIS), which focused on drivers of innovation in arbitration.
12 February 2025
Three Crowns and Stanford develop cross-examination training tool
Three Crowns and the legal technology laboratory at Stanford University have combined to create an AI-powered cross-examination training tool.
11 February 2025
AI investors bring claim at HKIAC
A group of Chinese investors in an artificial intelligence startup are reportedly pursuing an HKIAC claim against the company’s founders after they exited to set up a new billion-dollar platform.
11 December 2024
“Make friends with AI,” arbitrator tells GAR Live Hong Kong
A panel at GAR Live Hong Kong discussed the ways artificial intelligence has already changed the practice of international arbitration – with Winnie Tam SC urging delegates to “become a friend of AI and don’t be afraid of it”.
29 October 2024
Darwazeh and Scherer on Americanisation, advocacy and AI
In a fireside chat at GAR Live Istanbul, Nadia Darwazeh and Maxi Scherer discussed the perceived “Americanisation” of international arbitration, how to pick the right arbitrators, tips for effective advocacy and the use of AI.
27 June 2024
Silicon Valley centre publishes AI guidelines
The Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Centre (SVAMC) has published guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence in international arbitration after concluding a public consultation process.
07 May 2024
JAMS publishes rules for AI disputes
JAMS has published new rules governing cases involving artificial intelligence, becoming the first institution to create specialised rules for AI disputes.
23 April 2024
GAR Live Riyadh: “giga projects mean giga challenges”
A panel at the first-ever GAR Live Riyadh discussed potential disputes arising from Saudi Arabia’s trillion-dollar Vision 2030 development programme, as parties navigate issues caused by its unprecedented scale and complexity.
15 April 2024
Embrace AI to reduce bias in arbitral decision-making, says Astigarraga
Using references to Star Trek and 2001: A Space Odyssey, José Astigarraga called on the arbitration community to recognise the inconsistencies of human judgement and embrace the power of computer-aided decision-making in arbitration and mediation.
13 March 2024