Alternative dispute resolution and artificial intelligence in the context of the new "EU AI act”
Alternative dispute resolution and artificial intelligence in the context of the new "EU AI act”

Author(s): Jana Cihanová
Subject(s): ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Socio-Economic Research, EU-Legislation, Sociology of Law
Published by: ADJURIS – International Academic Publisher
Keywords: Alternative Dispute Resolution; AI; Artificial Intelligence Act;
Summary/Abstract: The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can represent several potential advantages, especially in terms of the effectiveness of the process and reducing its costs. However, it also faces various challenges and concerns, mainly legal and ethical. There is no uniform guidance on how to use AI in ADR to solve the issue of transparency or potential risks. The currently discussed and prepared Artificial Intelligence Act, proposed by the European Commission (EU AI Act), can be helpful in this area. The Artificial Intelligence Act follows a risk-based approach, classifying artificial intelligence systems according to the degree of risk. As the risks increase, so do the measures to be taken. This article focuses on exploring the use of AI in ADR in the context of the draft of the new EU AI Act and the potential implications for the possible implementation of AI in ADR.

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