PAW2023: Changes are Coming

Technology has the potential to transform arbitration, while international competitors are striving to become recognised and viable alternative arbitral seats, but have a long way to go to dislodge the top players, according to speakers at Paris Arbitration Week (PAW).

FRA Partner and Head of the Paris Office, Yousr Khalil, moderated and co-hosted the panel at PAW 2023 ‘AI meets AI: International Arbitration in the Era of Artificial Intelligence'. During the session, Yousr described mainstream AI products such as digital virtual assistants Alexa and Siri as examples of ‘narrow AI’._‍

_{She says: “Narrow because it defines a single task, the performance of which means the computer doesn’t learn something new, and is based on a lot of content generation like ChatGPT.”}

Read the full article published in Commercial Dispute Resolution.