This webinar explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on international arbitration from legal, ethical, and practical perspectives. It will address the use of AI tools in legal research, document review, and case strategy development, alongside key procedural challenges such as the admissibility and reliability of AI-generated evidence, supported by relevant case studies.
The discussion will further examine critical issues including transparency, bias, accountability, and due process in AI-assisted decision-making. It will also consider the emerging debate on AI as an arbitrator, the concept of predictive justice, and its implications for arbitrator independence and neutrality.
Finally, the session will touch upon data security and privacy concerns in the digital age, as well as the potential role of AI within institutional arbitration frameworks.
