Two-tier arbitration procedure
Arbitration with an appeal panel; later versions add AI-assisted triage under human decision.
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Arbitration procedure
- An AI system may summarise filings and suggest relevant precedents. Its output is shared with both parties.
- Disputes are heard by one arbitrator chosen from a roster by both parties. Only the arbitrator decides.
- Either party may appeal within 30 days to a panel of three arbitrators.
- The panel's award is final.
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3−1. Disputes are heard by one arbitrator chosen from a roster by both parties.
4−2. Either party may appeal within 30 days to a panel of three arbitrators.
5−3. The panel's award is final.
3+1. An AI system may summarise filings and suggest relevant precedents. Its output is shared with both parties.
4+2. Disputes are heard by one arbitrator chosen from a roster by both parties. Only the arbitrator decides.
5+3. Either party may appeal within 30 days to a panel of three arbitrators.
6+4. The panel's award is final.
- v1.2.0AI-assisted triage; humans decide; AI use disclosed.23 Oct 2026 · current
- v1.1.0Adds an appeal panel.23 Oct 2026
- v1.0.0Single arbitrator.23 Oct 2026
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- AI-assisted arbitrationDispute resolution in which AI systems triage cases, summarise evidence or propose outcomes, with or without a human decision-maker.
- ArbitrationParties submit a dispute to one or more privately chosen arbitrators whose award is binding.