ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE DISAPPEARING HUMAN ARBITER

A.Akramov; D.Anvarjonova

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7353393

A.Akramov, D.Anvarjonova

Abstract. In this age where computers are becoming more powerful day by day, Artificial Intelligence ("AI") has become a fact of life. Computer scientists say that a "well-trained" computer with sufficient data and properly designed algorithms can quickly produce an acceptable arbitration decision. The required dataset includes thousands of transcripts from actual arbitration proceedings. For example: all known judicial decisions embodying the complete state of arbitration jurisprudence, all relevant laws and regulations used by lawyers, arbitrators and arbitral administrators, and all known journals and law review materials.

Keywords: artificial intelligence, human arbitration, New York Convention, international commercial arbitration, UNCITRAL model law.

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