Using AI in Arbitration: An Update on the SVAMC AI Guidelines

Published on March 26, 2024

Last week in Paris, we had the honour of co-hosting a panel discussion on the last day of the Paris Arbitration Week in Paris alongside Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. An update on the SVAMC AI Guidelines, explained by the committee members: Benjamin I. Malek, arbitrator at T.H.E. Chambers (New York); Dmitri Evseev, arbitrator at Arbitra International (London); Elizabeth Chan, Registered Foreign Lawyer at Tanner De Witt (Hong Kong), Marta Garcia Bel, Senior associate at Freshfields (New York), Orlando Cabrera. Senior Associate at Hogan Lovells (Mexico City) and Sofia Klot, Partner at Klot Arbitration. Today, we sincerely thank everyone who joined us, turning the event into a memorable sharing of insights and ideas.

We want to invite you to ARBI AI ZONE to continue the discussion.  Within the group, you can connect with fellow event attendees, ask questions, share insights and photos, and, more importantly, be the first to know about the upcoming ARBI.CITY events. Please have your say on the appropriate use of AI in international arbitration and the SVAMC AI Guidelines via the link: https://arbi.city/topics/36702/forum/t/29161.

The full recording of the panel is LIVE on ARBI.CITY News Channel and on our YouTube channel. 

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ARBI.CITY Team

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