Source: DailyJus

DailyJus analyzes the legal framework applicable when arbitral tribunals use artificial intelligence to support or streamline procedures. The article reviews whether existing arbitration laws allow or limit the use of AI tools in evidence analysis, case prediction, or even drafting of awards.

While no explicit prohibition exists, the article notes that the use of AI may raise concerns over procedural fairness, transparency, and bias. Jurisdictions differ in how much leeway they grant arbitrators regarding such tools. Legal scholars stress the need for updated guidelines to ensure that AI does not compromise the independence or impartiality of arbitration.