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Digital Evidence and Online Dispute Resolution
from Part III - New Opportunities and the Future of International Dispute Settlement
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 December 2023
In this chapter, Antonio Segura Serrano examines the potential for new and emerging technologies to be used to help settle international disputes. This chapter considers how digital evidence can be gathered and evaluated by dispute settlement bodies. This chapter also analyses what role online dispute settlement bodies can play in the settlement of international disputes. In doing so, it assesses the practice of online dispute resolution systems already in place for online transactions among individuals (both private and public systems) in order to identify any features that can be transposed to inter-State dispute settlement. This chapter concludes by explaining that these systems, in particular their use of algorithms and artificial Intelligence, offer some important lessons for State-to-State dispute settlement.
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