Robert H. Bell and Michael Ferri | Duane Morris Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is rapidly making its way into the construction bidding process. Contractors now use AI-powered estimating software to perform quantity takeoffs and analyze costs with unprecedented speed. According to the drafting and engineering software giant Autodesk, estimating teams are increasingly using AI and automation,… Continue reading AI Bidding Errors: Who Bears The Risk?
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Will Artificial Intelligence Increase the Prices of Construction Materials, Equipment, and Labor?
Noah Matthews and Zachary B. Stewart | Build Smart By now, you’ve likely seen news discussing how artificial intelligence (AI) is set to change the construction industry (and every other industry, for that matter). Typically, this discussion centers on improving business efficiency and cost savings. Many construction companies are predictably using AI to assist with… Continue reading Will Artificial Intelligence Increase the Prices of Construction Materials, Equipment, and Labor?
AI as Arbitrator for Certain Low-value Construction Disputes
Katrina Limond, Kirsten O’Connell, Christopher Ryan | A&O Shearman The AAA-ICDR has announced that, beginning on 3 November 2025, parties to certain low-value construction arbitrations can elect to have an AI arbitrator resolve the dispute. The AAA-ICDR’s objective is to provide a resource that delivers “fast, cost-effective, and trusted dispute resolution.” While there are clear… Continue reading AI as Arbitrator for Certain Low-value Construction Disputes
When Algorithms Deny: AI and the New Frontier of Bad Faith
Tiffany Bustamante and Abigail Horvat | Cozen O’Connor As industries across the board adopt artificial intelligence (AI), insurers have likewise recognized its potential to enhance efficiency in claims administration. Yet with this opportunity comes tension: consumers expect both swift resolution of claims and individualized attention. AI can help insurers meet those expectations, but if implemented… Continue reading When Algorithms Deny: AI and the New Frontier of Bad Faith
Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration: Evidentiary Issues and Prospects
Katrina Limond | Global Arbitration Review Introduction The artificial intelligence (AI) genie is out of the bottle. In November 2022, OpenAI released its AI chatbot, ChatGPT. As at June 2025, it has amassed over 122.6 million daily active users and processes more than 1 billion queries daily.[1] GPT, the large language model (LLM) developed by… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration: Evidentiary Issues and Prospects