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AI Impact. Trusted Outcomes.

Benefits

Time and cost savings for documents-only construction cases.

Benefits

35%+

Cost savings start at 35-45% vs. traditional documents-only arbitration

20%+

Time savings start at 20-25%

99 Years

of trusted arbitration administration

A Faster, More Cost-Effective Path to Resolution

How the AI Arbitrator works

From filing to final award, see how our guided, AI-powered process delivers efficient, trusted arbitration—step by step.

How the AI Arbitrator works

Step 1

The claimant logs in, files the case, and pays the fees.

Step 2

The respondent is invited via secure platform notification to log in, view the filing, and respond.

Step 3

The respondent reviews and updates information and provides a response to the claim.

Step 4

The case moves to submissions. The claimant’s position statement is analyzed by the AI Arbitrator, which extracts claims automatically. The claimant confirms claims.

Step 5

The claimant uploads their exhibits and may upload their legal authority (case law, statutes, etc.). The AI Arbitrator generates editable descriptions to create a clear case record.

Step 6

The respondent files their responsive submission.

Step 7

The claimant may file a reply in response to the respondent’s submission.

Step 8

AI generates a conflict checklist based on party information. Users review and confirm the AI’s conflict checklist.

Step 9

The system assigns an AAA human arbitrator. Parties can either consent to the appointment or object with reasons.

Step 10

The AI Arbitrator produces a fully AI-generated case summary.

Step 11

Parties review the AI arbitrator’s narrative, confirm accuracy, and provide feedback.

Step 12

The AAA arbitrator reviews the Parties’ feedback, case summaries, and evidence, and confirms the structure for the AI Arbitrator to generate legal analysis.

Step 13

The AI Arbitrator proposes draft award amounts and generates the draft award.

Step 14

The human arbitrator reviews the draft award and revises it if needed before signing and issuing the award.

Step 15

The award is issued and parties are notified.

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Setting Standards for Responsible AI

AI governance

Ethical & Human-Centered Values

  • Fair & Ethical AI Design: Design AI systems that align with the AAA’s ethical standards, support fair and unbiased outcomes that respect the rights of all participants, and safeguard equity in dispute resolution.

  • Human Centered: Design AI systems with human oversight that are imbued with the AAA’s values, mitigate bias, and preserve control over critical decisions.

Private & Secure 

  • Privacy Enhanced & Data Governed: Manage data responsibly with strict attention to privacy while adhering to data governance standards.
  • Secure & Resilient: Foster trust in the dispute resolution process by protecting the AAA’s data confidentiality, integrity, and system reliability while defending against external threats and ensuring operational resilience. 

Accurate & Reliable 

  • Accurate & Built with Purpose: AI applications should provide reliable outputs, maintain consistency under varied conditions, and communicate any limitations or the need for human oversight at key points in our processes.
  • High Performing: AI applications should adhere to industry standards for uptime and response time to human inputs. 

Explainable & Transparent 

  • Explainable AI: The AAA’s AI systems should allow staff and participants in our process to understand and trust their outputs.
  • Transparent AI Systems: Clearly communicate the choices we make in developing AI applications to enhance the delivery of services. 

Accountability 

  • Accountable AI Management: Establish human ownership over AI across the AAA’s processes. 
  • Vetted & Reliable AI Partnerships: Carefully select and continuously assess third-party vendors to ensure reliable performance and alignment with the AAA’s values. 

Adaptable 

  • Proactive AI Monitoring: Establish and apply standards for monitoring and evaluating AI systems in line with these principles.
  • Continuous AI Learning & Improvement: Commit to staff training, research, and feedback loops that maintain our industry-leading culture of innovation and AI literacy.
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In the News

Media coverage

The AI Arbitrator Is Here: What’s Next? | Above the Law

An AI Arbitrator? The Latest Innovations from the American Arbitration Association | LawNext Podcast

AAA Readies November Launch of AI-Powered Arbitrator for Construction Disputes | LawSites

Generative AI Arbitrator Coming Soon For Construction Cases | Law360 Pulse

AAA-ICDR to Launch AI Arbitrator for Construction Disputes in November 2025 | LexisNexis

AAA-ICDR will launch AI arbitrator for construction arbitrations in 2025 | WestLaw

ICDR to launch AI construction arbitrator | Global Arbitration Review

American Arbitration Association Introduces AI Settlement Tool | Bloomberg Law

AAA-ICDR Announces Plan to Release Gen AI-Powered Arbitrator | Legaltech News

McKinsey Helps Pioneer an AI-Native Approach in Dispute Resolution | McKinsey

How ADR Is Leading the Innovation Charge | Legaltech Hub

American Arbitration Association Launches AI Tool to Expedite Dispute Resolution | Legal News Feed

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