Join us and your peers after Regulation of AI: Global trends to discuss available best practices and current AI regulation initiatives in different regions. We will look at what we have learned and discuss the way forward. Speakers of the webinar will join as moderators and guide discussion, peer-to-peer learning, and exchange of ideas.

Let's Discuss sessions are FREE for Ciarb Members, register now! Please note, times listed are in GMT+1. 

If you enjoyed  Regulation of AI: Global trends, then join us for a free discussion and networking session.

At Let’s Discuss events, the attendees set the tone – you and your peers decide what the burning topics and questions about the regulation of AI are – and engage in a lively debate moderated and guided by our subject matter experts. The session is entirely tailored to your needs and interests. 

So bring your questions with you and prepare to talk about what you want to!

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Stephen Dowling

Emily Monastiriotis

Alexandre Vagenheim

Alexandre Vagenheim is VP of Global Legal Data at Jus Mundi where he leads the company’s data strategy. Alexandre focus also on extending Jus Mundi’s institutional relations and database to all areas of international law. Alexandre is leading Jus Mundi’s transformation into a mission-led company. Alexandre is a French qualified international arbitration and environmental lawyer. He regularly advises and participates in NGO's environmental litigations and has been assisting companies in various aspects of their Environment and Social Governance.

Will Dunning

William Dunning is a supervising associate in Simmons & Simmons’ Disputes & Investigations team in London. He regularly acts for clients on complex commercial disputes and regulatory investigations across a range of sectors and jurisdictions, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence (AI), technology and energy matters.

 

William is a member of the firm’s Cross-Border Arbitration Group and has experience advising and representing clients in arbitration under the LCIA, ICC, HKIAC, SIAC and UNCITRAL rules, as well as in various arbitration-related court applications. He is a qualified Solicitor Advocate (Higher Rights Civil).

 

William is also a member of the firm’s AI Group and routinely advises major tech companies and financial institutions on AI regulatory issues. He has published numerous articles and book chapters, and speaks regularly, on legal and regulatory issues relating to AI. His publications include contributions to ‘Artificial Intelligence - Law and Regulation’ (Edward Elgar, 2022) and ‘Artificial Intelligence in Finance - Challenges, Opportunities and Regulatory Developments’ (Edward Elgar, 2023).

 

AI and ADR: Theory and Practice

AI and ADR: Theory and Practice

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New technology has become an integral part of the legal profession over recent years. However, when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI), it has also become a stumbling block. AI tools are capable of significantly increasing our professional efficiency, but unconditional reliance on AI may also adversely affect the procedural efficiency of all forms of private dispute resolution. This includes due process, confidentiality, enforceability and other principal procedural matters. The question many dispute resolution practitioners are asking is: To what extent can AI be used in our work?


AI and ADR: Theory and Practice is a series of webinars and Let’s Discuss networking events hosted by Ciarb with its partners TrialView and Jus Mundi.


Together, we’ll explore the realm of AI, including AI tools and their application. We will discuss how AI can be utilised in an efficient and safe manner, and what parties, counsel and tribunals should consider before using AI tools.
Each webinar focuses on a particular theme, giving you the opportunity to learn from experts in the field. You can then discuss the theme further with expert moderators and peers at a subsequent Let’s Discuss networking event.