The continued and rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) will likely enable us to improve the dispute resolution process but will come with real and practical challenges. In particular, the use of AI may present different benefits and challenges depending on who is using it, arbitrators, counsel and experts.

Against this background, the panel will address the following:

• whether the use of AI is encouraged and to what extent should the parties and/or arbitrators rely on AI;
• whether there is a need for the parties to agree on specific types of AI that can be used in the arbitration proceeding;
• what AI tools are currently being used in arbitrations (both by counsel and by the experts); and
• the consequences arising out of using the AI if it leads to inaccurate information or conclusions.

Speakers on this panel include Ken Figueroa (Partner and Co-Chair of Latin America Practice, Foley Hoag), and Nelson Gallardo (Managing Director, Secretariat).