Possibilities and Difficulties of Using Artificial Intelligence in Sports Arbitration Disputes
Possibilities and Difficulties of Using Artificial Intelligence in Sports Arbitration Disputes

Author(s): Jiří Navrátil, Denisa Zimova
Subject(s): Social Informatics, Sports Studies, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Sociology of Law
Published by: Masarykova univerzita nakladatelství
Keywords: AI Research SuperCluster (RSC); Anthropology of law; artificial intelligence; computerized due process; computing; digital terror; fair trial; human-centric AI; ChatGTP; chess; law; Shannon’s number;
Summary/Abstract: The development of computing technology in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) has made it possible that even the current artificial intelligence can not only replace human intelligence in some areas, but can also surpass it with a great advantage. If artificial intelligence can beat any chess player, including world champions, by such a margin that it wins all chess games, the question naturally arises whether artificial intelligence can replace humans in some other intellectual activities, for example in the field of law. This contribution attempts to outline both the performance capabilities of current computing technology and the possibilities of using artificial intelligence to decide in the legal cases in sports arbitration. In doing so, it highlights the strengths and weaknesses of artificial intelligence, the difficulties of its use in sports arbitration, and also suggests possibilities for further developments in this area.

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