Lim, D’Costa and Campbell analyse two recent decisions in Singapore and London, in this week’s NLJ. They note that the ‘arbitral community takes this issue extremely seriously and is already taking a number of steps to protect the integrity of the process’.
The authors also consider the use of artificial intelligence (AI), which was the subject of recent guidance issued by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.
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