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ARTICLE · 04 AUGUST 2025

Embracing The Machine: How New Technologies Are Reshaping International Arbitration

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The legal profession has long been cautious in its embrace of innovation. Yet the past few years have shown that even the most traditional corners of law—international arbitration included—can no longer afford to ignore the transformative power of technology.

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The legal profession has long been cautious in its embrace of innovation. Yet the past few years have shown that even the most traditional corners of law—international arbitration included—can no longer afford to ignore the transformative power of technology. What began as emergency adaptation during the COVID-19 pandemic has now matured into a lasting structural shift. From virtual hearings to AI-enhanced document analysis, the future of arbitration will not be handwritten on paper—it will be shaped by the tools that are trained, coded, and processed.

Counsel's AI Toolkit: From Admin to Strategic Insight

To understand the transformation underway, one must begin where much of arbitration begins: in the counsel's war room. The rise of AI has quickly moved beyond filing logistics or remote hearings into areas that cut to the heart of legal strategy and case building. Counsel teams, now routinely pressed by both cost and time pressures, are leveraging AI at every

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