On 20 May 2025 Wolters Kluwer hosted the webinar ‘Evidence and AI in International Arbitration: Risks, Challenges, and Opportunities’.
The impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) are a constant subject of discussion across various industries and sectors. International arbitration is no exception. The implications of AI technology for development of the evidentiary record of an international arbitration are mixed: AI tools can dramatically reduce the time and cost necessary to process evidence, but they also raise the spectre that the evidentiary record will be tainted by AI hallucinations or even fraudulent AI-generated documents or images.
The expert speakers at this webinar explored how AI can be used to improve arbitral procedures and attain better outcomes. The discussion covered everything from how AI can support the processing of “raw” evidence into usable forms to protecting the procedure from harms that may arise from unreliable, hallucinated, or otherwise false evidence.
You can watch the replay now.
