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JAMS, which provides?alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services?worldwide, has created new rules governing the disputes that fall within its remit involving artificial intelligence. The rules address the rise in usage and development of AI systems and smart contracts.
One of the key clauses to look at is 16 (see below), covering procedures and exchange of information. JAMS says, in effect, that for AI systems in dispute, the “hardware, software, models and training data” shall be made available to an expert or experts in a secured environment. The expert(s) will be mutually agreed on or chosen by the arbitrator.
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Alternative dispute resolution provider JAMS issues rules governing AI disputes
