Reading the Tea Leaves: The future of AI in international dispute resolution

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The Tea on International Arbitration

D.C. Bar Communities

31 episodes

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Hosted by Gaela Gehring Flores, Esq. and Nicole Silver, Esq. of the D.C. Bar International Law Community, "The Tea on International Arbitration" gives bite-size information regarding international arbitration topics of interest. To learn more about or join D.C. Bar Communities, visit www.dcbar.org/communities Presented by the D.C. Bar Communities Podcast Network. Other network channels include "Brief Encounters," which gives sneak peeks into upcoming Communities programming , and "Let's Brief It," by the D.C. Bar Law Student Community. Theme Music: "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions

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Reading the Tea Leaves: The future of AI in international dispute resolution

The Tea on International Arbitration

49 minutes 42 seconds

2 years ago

Reading the Tea Leaves: The future of AI in international dispute resolution

Gaela and Nicole invite Alejandra Parra-Orlandoni, VP of Ethical Innovation & Privacy for the Global Portfolio Division at Takeda, to share her thoughts on AI – specifically Generative AI – its potential upsides, downsides and epistemological implications in the field of international dispute resolution.

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