Are you curious and/or concerned about how AI will affect international arbitration over the coming years? Then join us in Zurich for an interactive workshop that will explore some of the concrete ways in which AI will likely contribute to fact-finding, advocacy and decision-making.
The release of ChatGPT in late 2022 unleashed a fresh wave of fear and excitement about AI’s future role in the daily life of lawyers. While the specifics of that role remain unclear, it is a good time for the next generation of arbitration practitioners to take stock of how AI is likely to change the nature of their work in the years and decades to come.
This workshop, which is kindly hosted by Schellenberg Wittmer, will explore some of the common tasks in arbitration that AI is, or could in the future be, well suited for, as well as how those uses could affect staffing on arbitration cases. Our speakers will assess three emerging AI-enabled tools, each for different aspects of the arbitration process: (i) document review and fact-finding, (ii) selecting arbitrators, and (iii) factual/legal reasoning and decision-making. Service-provider representatives will present their respective experience with AI-tools, while experienced arbitration practitioners will then comment on the potential and limitations of those tools, as well as on their longer-term implications for the legal profession. We also look forward to hearing the views of our audience members on these tools and AI more generally.
Open to those aged 40 and under, YAAF provides opportunities for individuals to gain knowledge, develop their skills and understand ICC’s arbitral procedure and other dispute resolution services.
What is ICC YAAF?
At ICC, we believe that through training and mentorship, we can mould the next generation of leading international arbitration and ADR experts. Through the ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum (YAAF) network, we are able to better inform, connect and inspire young professionals with interests in dispute resolution and dispute avoidance.
Throughout the world, ICC YAAF organises a number of educational and social events that allow young professionals to discover best practices, discuss topical issues, network and create meaningful connections with experienced practitioners.
(Paris Time Zone)
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16:30-17:00 |
Registration |
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17:00-17:20 |
Welcoming remarks and a brief introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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17:20-17:50 |
Presentation 1: Document Review and Fact-finding
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17:50-18:00 |
Break |
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18:00-18:30 |
Presentation 2: Selection and Appointment of Arbitrators
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18:30-19:00 |
Presentation 3: Factual/Legal Assessments and Decision-making
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19:05 |
Apéro riche |
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Juliette Asso |
Counsel, Lalive, Geneva |
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Yves Barben |
Manager, Ernst & Young AG, Zurich |
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Yannic Kilcher |
Chief Technology Officer, DeepJudge, Zurich |
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Nino Sievi |
Partner, Nater Dallafior, Zurich |
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Sneha Vijayan |
Co-founder, resolutio & DLA, Kerala |
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Andreas Wehowsky |
Associate, Schellenberg Wittmer, Zurich |
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Schellenberg Wittmer AG Switzerland |
For further information, please contact:
Benjamin Moss
ICC YAAF Representative for Europe; International Disputes Lawyer, Zurich
+33 7 63 04 60 49
benjamin.moss@mail.mcgill.ca
Organiser
Sponsor
What is ICC YAAF?
At ICC, we believe that through training and mentorship, we can shape the next generation of leading international arbitration and ADR experts. Through the ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum (YAAF) network, we are able to better inform, connect and inspire young professionals with interests in dispute resolution and dispute avoidance.
Throughout the world, ICC YAAF organises a number of educational and social events that allow young professionals to discover best practices, discuss topical issues, network and create meaningful connections with experienced practitioners.