Curtis and SVAMC Host Panel on AI and International Disputes for NY Arbitration Week

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Please join us for a panel discussion on “Artificial Arbitrations: the New Frontier of International Arbitration” for this year’s New York Arbitration Week, on November 16 from 2:30 – 4 pm. The panel is co-hosted by Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt Mosle and the Silicon Valley Mediation and Arbitration Center at Club 101 in the Curtis office building at 101 Park Avenue.

AI is no longer just a tool for resolving disputes; it’s generating them. As arbitrators, counsel, experts and even clients experiment with and deploy generative AI, they are not only creating potential efficiencies and strategic gains but also a trail of potential landmines that could blow up the arbitration process from confidentiality concerns to unenforceable awards. The panelists will explore how AI is infiltrating and driving dispute resolution in courts and in arbitrations: deepfakes and AI-altered evidence, autonomous decision-making and algorithmic liability, confidentiality and IP ownership relating to AI prompts, training data and outputs, and cross-border data governance norms and conflicts, among others.

Here is the speaker line-up:

Introductory remarks

• Jonathan W. Fitch (CEO and Director, SVMAC) 

Moderator

• Juan Perla (partner, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP)  

Speakers

• Michelle Huang (Frontier Counsel, Anthropic)
• Paul Key KC (Arbitrator, Essex Court Chamber)
• Sarah Lee (Registered Foreign Lawyer, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP)
• Emma Macfarlane (Legal Engineer, Harvey) 
• Chris Perré (General Counsel, Lark Hospitality)