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ARTICLE · 01 SEPTEMBER 2023

International Commercial Arbitration Q1 2023

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This update explores trends and developments within international commercial arbitration seen from a Norwegian perspective.

NorwayLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Stephan L. Jervell
Stephan L. Jervell
Thomas G. Naalsund
Thomas G. Naalsund
Christian Hauge
Christian Hauge
Ignazio Azzari Støen
Ignazio Azzari Støen

This update explores trends and developments within international commercial arbitration seen from a Norwegian perspective.

AI is on "everyone's" lips these days and the EU is working with high speed on how to tackle the potential challenges relating to these powerful tools. The use of AI, and what it will mean for counsels and arbitrators going forward, is impossible for anyone to predict, but we do know that it will bring changes. When asking ChatGPT for the latest trends within international arbitration seen from a Norwegian perspective, the answer started with the following:

As an AI language model, I do not have access to up-to-date news articles or the ability to monitor news feeds in real-time.

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