Use of Artificial Intelligence in Dispute Resolution

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Omar Ha-Redeye presented at The Winkler Institute for Dispute Resolution and Osgoode Mediation Clinic’s 10th Anniversary Symposium on Dispute Resolution, Where Do We Go from Here? A Celebration, Discussion and Exploration of the Future of Dispute Resolution.

His paper focused on “Alternative Automation to Resolve Disputes: The Use of AI in Canadian ADR.”

Full agenda here.

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