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AI in Arbitration: Drawing the Line Between Assistance and Decision Making

Arbitrators should think of AI as “arbitrators’ intelligence.” 

Generative AI is revolutionizing industries worldwide. Most arbitration conferences have an AI topic. Will AI also reshape arbitration? And how much AI can be used by arbitrators without endangering the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards? When using AI in arbitration, the goals must be to preserve the integrity of the procedure and protect the enforceability of an award. These can be achieved only if arbitrators think of AI as “arbitrators’ intelligence.” 

The temptation for arbitrators to use AI is strong, especially if the compensation is based on ad valorem. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the practical and legal limitations in the use of AI.

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Arbitrators should think of AI as “arbitrators’ intelligence.” 

Generative AI is revolutionizing industries worldwide. Most arbitration conferences have an AI topic. Will AI also reshape arbitration? And how much AI can be used by arbitrators without endangering the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards? When using AI in arbitration, the goals must be to preserve the integrity of the procedure and protect the enforceability of an award. These can be achieved only if arbitrators think of AI as “arbitrators’ intelligence.” 

The temptation for arbitrators to use AI is strong, especially if the compensation is based on ad valorem. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the practical and legal limitations in the use of AI.

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